Dr Mary Neal, Reader in Law at the University of Strathclyde, explains why Liam McArthur’s Assisted Dying Bill (Scotland) will be stripped of conscientious objection provisions before MSPs vote on the final version of the bill. Westminster will require clauses relating to conscience to be removed from the bill before the Stage 3 vote. Holyrood lacks the parliamentary competence to legislate for registered health professionals.

This podcast was recorded in January 2026 and describes a complex and evolving political situation. For more information contact info@ourdutyofcare.org.uk.

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