Table of contents: Lack of access to care: "Of course nobodywants the absence of palliative care to be the reason you apply ... but we have to give everybody this choice on thebasis of the way the world is for them." (Falconer) Poverty: "Where the reason ... is because in your mind you are influenced by your circumstances - for example, because you are poor - should you be barred from having an assisted death? In my view [you should] not. (Falconer) Mental illness: "Anyone ... subect to a psychotic condition or other mental illness that causes episodic or chronic suicidal ideation ... If you do have capacity and it is your wish, you should be entitled to an assisted death." (Falcolner) Financial worries: "Choice is the key thing. Your financial position mightbe an element in what makes you reach a decision." (Falcolner) Feeling like a burder: "There are people who have said to me ... 'surely being concerned about being a burder is a legitimate reason ... I know I wouldn't want to be a burden (Leadbetter) To save on care costs for your family: "They might well apply because there is only a limited amount of money to go around." (Falconer) "It comes down to a question of autonomy" (Leadbetter)