A three-round European e-Delphi process produced 70 consensus statements defining how specialist palliative care should serve patients living with stable locally advanced or metastatic cancer (ID: a11a7ba7d2e26d4b). The work outlines the role of specialist palliative care even when disease is described as stable, emphasizing a structured, patient-focused service model. The publication is notable for translating qualitative clinical practice into standardized statements that can be used by health systems, specialty teams, and guideline developers. For clinicians, the statements may also help define referrals earlier in the care pathway. No regulator or payer decision accompanied the paper, but consensus outputs like this frequently become inputs into health-system protocol changes and commissioning.