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Kim Leadbeater reacts as assisted dying bill passes

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Kim Leadbeater reacts as assisted dying bill passes

Kim Leadbeater reacts as assisted dying bill passes

Kim Leadbeater, the MP who introduced the assisted dying bill into parliament, said it has been a "long journey" to get the bill passed.

"It's been an extremely emotional journey.

It was the right thing to happen," she said.

Report by Kennedyl.

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