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Assisted dying

In November 2024 MPs voted for the first time in nearly a decade on whether to allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults. The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill passed its first Commons stage and continued through Parliament, with further votes on its detail.

How did your MP vote?

Second reading: the first vote on the principle. The Bill passed.

Report stage: a vote on an amendment to the Bill.

"Did not vote" can mean an MP was absent, abstained, or was acting as a teller. Each vote links to the full division record. A single vote rarely tells the whole story, so read it alongside the debate.