People are being urged to share their thoughts and engage in an ethical conversation about assisted dying in Lowestoft.
Lowestoft MP, Jess Asato, is hosting a public meeting to discuss the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill.
The public forum will be held n Friday, November 15 at the Players Theatre on Battery Green Road in Lowestoft.
With doors opening at 7pm and discussions under way at 7.30pm, Ms Asato has organised a community discussion on the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill.
This will include an overview of the bill, perspectives from speakers on all sides of the debate as well as a question and answer session to hear your thoughts.
Open to constituents from Lowestoft, Beccles and the surrounding areas this meaningful event aims to bring together locals to share their views, hear perspectives from all sides, and participate in an open discussion on the subject.
Ms Asato has organised the public meeting as part of her commitment to listening to the community on complex and sensitive issues.
She said: "The Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill has sparked considerable debate across the country, and I want to ensure my constituents have the opportunity to voice their views.
"This is a deeply personal and ethical matter, and I am committed to hearing from the people of Lowestoft and surrounding areas as we consider the impact of potential legislative changes."
Admission is free, and constituents can reserve tickets via Eventbrite.
Ms Asato added: "I hope this event will provide a respectful and meaningful forum where we can explore the diverse views that make this issue so complex.
"I look forward to listening to my constituents as we navigate this important discussion together."
For more information and to reserve a place, visit the Eventbrite site to book free tickets.
Alternatively you can contact Ms Asato’s office on 01502 473230 or email jess.asato.mp@parliament.uk
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