Assisted Dying - Panel Discussion

In association with Compassionate Sheffield

In November last year, MPs voted to allow a proposed law on assisted dying to progress to the next stage in Parliament. This topic is both complex and shrouded by disinformation, so join us for a facilitated panel discussion featuring local care professionals as well as prominent community figures. You’ll have a chance to get the facts about the bill’s current form, as well as the opportunity to ask your questions to our panel.

Event Format & Information

• Doors open 5:30pm, start time 6pm
• Spoken introduction from chair about the current state of the legislation
• Spoken introduction from panel members about their view
• Chair facilitates panel discussion
• Audience members can submit questions to the panel electronically (only a handful of questions will be asked by the panel)
• End time 7:30pm

Accessibility

Dorothy Fleming Lecture Theatre is located in the Charles St Building, Sheffield Hallam University. Accessibility information is available on AccessAble.

• Seating: Unreserved seating is available at this event, but if you’d like us to reserve a seat for you or you have specific requirements eg. front row seat, end of aisle, please get in touch.
• Masks: FFP2 masks will be available for free.
• Audio: Microphones will be used at this event.
• Quiet space: A quiet space is not available at this event.

To reserve seats or if you have any other questions about the accessibility of this event or venue, please email us at [email protected]