(Photo: Getty/iStock)A new poll has suggested that very few people are concerned about the House of Lords voting down assisted suicide. The House of Commons voted to legalise assisted suicide in June of this year, however it must first pass the Lords and receive Royal Assent before it becomes law. However, the assisted suicide bill is a private member's bill and was not in the Labour manifesto. Indeed, the government is split on the issue, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer voting for and Health Secretary Wes Streeting voting against. The bill to legalise assisted suicide has come under significant criticism in the Lords, with more peers speaking against than in favour of the bill.