The introduction of the Assisted Dying Bill in the UK Parliament by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater on October 16, 2024, raises grave concerns for the disability community. As an organisation committed to protecting the rights of disabled individuals, Not Dead Yet UK strongly opposes any legislation that could put vulnerable people at even greater risk. While the Bill purports to offer only a "choice" for terminally ill adults, we question the validity of such a choice in a society where adequate support and care are not guaranteed. The harsh reality is that our health and social care systems are crumbling, leaving many disabled and elderly individuals without the essential services they need to live with dignity. In such a context, the "choice" to end one's life may feel like the only option.  Mission Creep Furthermore, our experience and observations of assisted suicide laws in other countries, Not Dead Yet UK, has serious concerns about the potential for scope creep