What happens next with the bill?

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which would legalize assisted dying in some cases in England and Wales, has passed through the House of Commons and now awaits debate in the House of Lords. Peers in the Lords are expected to vote on the bill, with supporters feeling confident of its passing. However, concerns remain about potential delays due to limited Parliamentary time and the possibility of disagreements over amendments between the two houses. Proponents hope the bill will become law in the near future, allowing for legal assisted deaths.