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The Isle of Man’s assisted dying law awaits UK approval nearly a year after passage.
The Isle of Man’s assisted dying law, passed in March 2025, remains pending royal assent nearly a year later, prompting concern from local officials.
The UK’s Lord Chancellor, David Lammy, must recommend approval, as the Isle of Man is a Crown Dependency.
Local lawmaker Alex Allinson has sought assurance the delay isn’t due to artificial barriers, saying all legal concerns were addressed.
The bill would allow terminally ill residents with a 12-month prognosis and five years of residency to request assisted dying, with doctor opt-ins.
Critics warn of risks to vulnerable people and potential human rights issues.
If approved, implementation could take 18 months to two years.
La ley de muerte asistida de la Isla de Man está a la espera de la aprobación del Reino Unido casi un año después de su aprobación.