“And in the meantime, the sick will die in conditions that are not human,” added Denis Labayle, doctor and co-president of the Le Choix association, Monday on France Inter.
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If the RN governs, the law on the end of life “is postponed indefinitely, that’s obvious”regretted Monday June 10 on France Inter Denis Labayle, doctor and co-president of the Le Choix association, which had been heard with other associations by the special commission of the National Assembly, which was working on the bill relating to support for the sick and the end of life. “And in the meantime, the sick will die in conditions that are not humane”he added.
The consequence of the dissolution of the National Assembly after the results of the European elections is that parliamentary work and other examinations of legal texts are immediately stopped. “For years we have been told that the law on the end of life is not the time, it is never the time, that parliamentarians are not ready and that the population is not ready For once, we had a half-open door, for once, Parliament took up this essential law which concerns 100% of French people. the doctor reacted.
“While the law was going to be completed, unfortunately this dissolution of the Assembly is blocking the process.”
Denis Labayle, doctoron France Inter
Denis Labayle doesn’t have much hope, especially if the National Rally governs the country after the legislative elections: “We know their position on the end of life. They are opposed to any change in the law. They have expressed this in Parliament in a very, very precise way. And therefore, if it is such a government, the law is rejected to the Greek calendars, that’s obvious”, he said at the microphone of France Inter.
