Queensland
Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board annual reports Queensland Health
Read the main observations from the 2022-22, 2023-24 and 2024 2025 annual reports by the Voluntary Assisted Dying Review Board and download the full report and guide
The Queensland VAD law will be reviewed in 2026.
Queenslanders will be invited to lodge a submission about the current VAD legislation and request changes.
Item 154 on page 102 of The Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2021 Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2021 says:
- The Minister must review the effectiveness of this Act as soon as practicable after the end of 3 years after the commencement.
- The review must include a review of the eligibility criteria.
- As soon as practicable after finishing the review, the Minister must table a report about its outcome in the Legislative Assembly
Australian VAD groups
Dying With Dignity Australian Capital Territory Website - Facebook
Dying With Dignity New South Wales Website - Facebook
Dying With Dignity South Australia Website - Facebook
Northern Territory Voluntary Euthanasia Society Website - Facebook
Dying With Dignity Tasmania Website - Facebook
Dying With Dignity Victoria Website - Facebook
Dying With Dignity Western Australia Website - Facebook
Go Gentle Australia Website - Facebook
Christians Supporting Choice for VAD Website
End of Life Choice New Zealand Website - Facebook
The World
The World Federation of Right to Die Societies is a global federation advocating for the fundamental human right to die with dignity, autonomy, and compassion.
Our members societies work worldwide to raise awareness of voluntary assisted dying. Around 350 million people around the world are fortunate in having some form of right to die legislation to call upon if their personal situation requires it. However, the fight continues to extend that right to everyone else. With more than 30 years of reliable data available which underlines the safety and efficacy of voluntary assisted dying, the Federation works with local organisations to support activists, educate parliamentarians and provide expert knowledge wherever it is needed.