Alfred Cannan determined for referendum if Bill goes through
The chief minister says it's a 'fallacy' to think any assisted dying legislation would be completely set in stone.
Members of the House of Keys will be discussing the Bill again today.
If the Bill is enacted, Alfred Cannan wants there to be a referendum before it's implemented.
He told the BBC's Medical Editor Fergus Walsh why:
Housing, healthcare and overspending some of the concerns ahead of elections
Isle of Man residents will head to the polls in September
Yellow weather warning for next two high tides
Strong winds expected to lead to slight coastal overtopping
Controversial clause 'would help ensure public expectations are met'
Former minister says legislation is needed to ensure authorities provide a certain standard of services
Demolition work on former hotel starts today
Castletown Golf Links has been shut since 2007
