With its clauses guaranteeing health care and allowing individuals to make their own choices, the Charter guarantees the choice to end your own life. There was a process to be followed to ensure that no one ended their life prematurely, but that right was enshrined and held inviolate.
Having the choice did not increase the number of voluntary deaths. In fact, the number of those choosing to end their own lives was minuscule amongst the residents of the habitats. It was almost as if access to health care, choice, privacy and the basic building blocks of a healthy and secure life were enough for most people.