I warmly welcome the First Minister's commitment to protecting the vulnerable from the existential threat of assisted suicide an...

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I warmly welcome the First Minister's commitment to protecting the vulnerable from the existential threat of assisted suicide an...

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I warmly welcome the First Minister's commitment to protecting the vulnerable from the existential threat of assisted suicide and upholding the dignity of life by deciding to vote against Liam McArthur's Bill and I hope that fellow parliamentarians will follow his lead.
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