MPs clearly backed at third reading the final chance for MPs to have their say... a clear decision had been made [in the Commons].

The Commons passed the bill at second reading by 330–275 (29 November 2024) and again at third reading by 314–291 (20 June 2025). The claim that the elected chamber reached a clear decision in favour of the bill is correct.

▸ Wikipedia (citing Hansard divisions) — Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill

Checked Wed 1 Jul, 09:59 · Broadcast: E-petition debate relating to the timely progress of bills through Parliament - Monday 8 June 2026.

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