Karla Adam

But many other countries, there'll be a singular case that just emotionally really, really sort of tugs at the nation.

But many other countries, there'll be a singular case that just emotionally really, really sort of tugs at the nation.

But many other countries, there'll be a singular case that just emotionally really, really sort of tugs at the nation.

I think that the details are going to become super important. And we're going to see that play out over the next decade. few months and perhaps, you know, few years if and when it comes into practice. Already some of the things that people are talking about are, you know, while the Parliament has said that they back the idea in principle, they will have to sort through the details.

I think that the details are going to become super important. And we're going to see that play out over the next decade. few months and perhaps, you know, few years if and when it comes into practice. Already some of the things that people are talking about are, you know, while the Parliament has said that they back the idea in principle, they will have to sort through the details.

I think that the details are going to become super important. And we're going to see that play out over the next decade. few months and perhaps, you know, few years if and when it comes into practice. Already some of the things that people are talking about are, you know, while the Parliament has said that they back the idea in principle, they will have to sort through the details.

So things like, would the deaths happen at home or in hospital? How does this work exactly through the NHS? How much money does it cost? Are judges available to sign off? Should doctors be banned from suggesting it? Is it only okay if the patient is the one who first raises it? I think the sort of nitty gritty like that is fascinating. And there's a lot of unknowns.

So things like, would the deaths happen at home or in hospital? How does this work exactly through the NHS? How much money does it cost? Are judges available to sign off? Should doctors be banned from suggesting it? Is it only okay if the patient is the one who first raises it? I think the sort of nitty gritty like that is fascinating. And there's a lot of unknowns.

So things like, would the deaths happen at home or in hospital? How does this work exactly through the NHS? How much money does it cost? Are judges available to sign off? Should doctors be banned from suggesting it? Is it only okay if the patient is the one who first raises it? I think the sort of nitty gritty like that is fascinating. And there's a lot of unknowns.

Yeah, the devil's really in the details here. Indeed. Indeed.

Yeah, the devil's really in the details here. Indeed. Indeed.

Yeah, the devil's really in the details here. Indeed. Indeed.