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- Parliamentary Counsel Office. End of Life Choice Bill, https://bit.ly/34Rak35
- New Zealand Pharmacy Council. Code of Ethics 2018. Clause 2H. https://bit.ly/34Uro8i
- Isaac S, Chaar B. Should pharmacists be allowed to conscientiously object to medicines supply on the basis of their personal beliefs? (“Pro” side) Can J Hosp Pharm 2018;71:149–50.
- House of Representatives. End of Life Choice Bill – Member’s Bill: As reported from the Justice Committee – Commentary. 2019. https://bit.ly/2p7TSfG
- Parliamentary Counsel Office. Bill of Rights Act 1990; s 13. https://bit.ly/2NXHB60
- Buetow S, Gauld N. Theor Med Bioeth 2018;39:143–55.
- Isaac S, Chaar B. Should pharmacists be allowed to conscientiously object to medicines supply on the basis of their personal beliefs? (“Con” side) Can J Hosp Pharm 2018;71:150–51.
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