Right to Care or Right To Die
Groups jumping in on this issue need to be very careful says New Zealand Christian Network (visionnetwork) national director Glyn Carpenter. They are being very inconsistent - one minute telling government and other organisations to butt out of personal choices, then when a person exercises their free choice, saying that individual is not entitled to do so.
Which is it?
Of course a person has a right to good quality care. That is readily available, but it is not the question.
Does a person have a right to refuse that care is the question lobby groups who more usually lobby for freedom of choice should ask.
