Division 15 · 29 November 2023

Data Protection and Digital Information Bill Report Stage: Amendment 224

At a glance

This division was rejected on 29 November 2023 by a margin of 242, with 37 Ayes and 279 Noes. The largest Aye bloc was Scottish National Party with 33 votes. The largest No bloc was Conservative with 266 votes. The 311 MPs who did not vote outnumbered the margin, enough to have changed the result. This motion was proposed by Sir Chris Bryant. This division took place during a debate on Data Protection and Digital Information Bill.

Ayes

279

Noes

Rejected

Result

308

Voted

Rejected by 242 Ayes 37 / Noes 279

The motion

Proposed by Sir Chris Bryant

I beg to move, That the Bill be re-committed to a Public Bill Committee. First, I wish to briefly refer to the death yesterday morning of my predecessor as Member of Parliament for Rhondda, Allan Rogers. I know that many Members found him a good colleague to work with, and I believe that he spent ma… I beg to move, That the Bill be re-committed to a Public Bill Committee. First, I wish to briefly refer to the death yesterday morning of my predecessor as Member of Parliament for Rhondda, Allan Rogers. I know that many Members found him a good colleague to work with, and I believe that he spent many hours on the Channel Tunnel Act 1987. I sometimes think that the people who do such Bills on behalf of all of us deserve a medal. I am sure the whole House sends its best regards and deepest condolences to his family. Our core job as Members of Parliament is the scrutiny of legislation, teasing out whether a proposal will do what it says, whether it is necessary and proportionate, and whether it has public support. The Government have had total control of the Order Paper since 1902, so we can do that job properly only if the Government get their act together and play ball. That is what enables the line-by-line consideration of the laws that bind us. It is what makes us a functioning democracy. We need to send the Bill back to Committee because we simply cannot do that job properly today. Let us recall how we got here. A first version of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill was introduced by the previous Member for Mid Bedfordshire on 18 July 2022. It was such a mess that it never even made it to Second Reading. Nadine Dorries was sacked in September last year, and six months later the Bill was sacked as well, to be replaced by a new and improved No. 2 Bill, which had its Second Reading on 17 April and completed its Committee stage on 24 May. That was 190 days ago. I do not know what has prompted all the delay. Was it the general chaos in Government? Perhaps the Government do not fully understand the term “with immediate effect”. I like the Minister, and I have known and worked with him on many different issues for many years. I had a meeting with him and his officials on Thursday 16 November. He told me then that on Report the Government would table only a few minor and technical amendments to the Bill, which he hoped everyone would be able to agree fairly easily. On the last available day, 182 days after Committee, the Government brought out 240 amendments. Some are indeed minor and technical, but many are very significant. They strike to the heart of the independence of the new Information Commission, they alter the rights of the public in making subject access requests, and they amend our system in a way that may or may not enhance our data adequacy with the US and the European Union and therefore British businesses’ ability to rely on UK legislation to trade overseas. In some instances, they give very extensive new powers to Ministers, and they introduce completely new topics that have never been previously mooted, debated or scrutinised by Parliament in relation to this Bill, which already has more baubles on it than the proverbial Christmas tree. The end result is that we have 156 pages of amendments to consider today in a single debate. Yes, we could have tabled amendments to the Government amendments, but they would not have been selectable, and we would not have been able to vote on them. So the way the Government have acted, whether knowingly, recklessly or incompetently, means that the Commons cannot carry out line-by-line consideration of what will amount to more than 90 pages of new laws, 38 new clauses and two new schedules, one of which is 19 pages long. Some measures will barely get a minute’s consideration today. That is not scrutiny; it is a blank cheque. Yesterday, I made a generous offer to the Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work, the hon. Member for Corby (Tom Pursglove), who is sitting on the Front Bench and whom I also like. We recognise that some of the issues need to be addressed, so we said: “Recommit the Bill so we can help you get this right in the Commons, and we will commit to have it out of Committee in a fortnight. It could go to the Lords with all parties’ support by Christma

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Party breakdown

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Party	Party position	Ayes	Noes	Did not vote	Total
Con Conservative	Voted No	0	266	70	336
SNP Scottish National Party	Voted Aye	33	0	10	43
Ind Independent	No party whip	2	2	14	18
PC Plaid Cymru	Voted Aye	2	0	1	3
DUP Democratic Unionist Party	Voted No	0	1	6	7
Alba Alba Party	Voted Aye	1	0	1	2
Green Green Party	Voted Aye	1	0	0	1
Lab Labour	No clear majority	0	0	158	158
Lab Labour (Co-op)	No clear majority	0	0	25	25
LD Liberal Democrat	No clear majority	0	0	15	15
SF Sinn Féin	No clear majority	0	0	4	4
YP Your Party	No clear majority	0	0	2	2
SDLP Social Democratic & Labour Party	No clear majority	0	0	2	2
Spk Speaker	No party whip	0	0	1	1
RUK Reform UK	No clear majority	0	0	1	1
APNI Alliance	No clear majority	0	0	1	1

"Party position" is how the majority of each party's voting members voted in this division. Parliament does not publish official whipping instructions, so this is derived from the recorded votes. "Rebels" are members who voted against their party's majority; Independent and Speaker roles have no party whip.

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Constituencies coloured by how the local MP voted.

Aye

Did not vote

Individual votes

MP	Party	Constituency	Vote
Aaron Bell	Con	Newcastle-under-Lyme	No
Adam Afriyie	Con	Windsor	No
Adam Holloway	Con	Gravesham	No
Alan Brown	SNP	Kilmarnock and Loudoun	Aye
Alan Mak	Con	Havant	No
Alberto Costa	Con	South Leicestershire	No
Alex Burghart	Con	Brentwood and Ongar	No
Alex Chalk	Con	Cheltenham	No
Alexander Stafford	Con	Rother Valley	No
Alicia Kearns	Con	Rutland and Stamford	No
Alison Thewliss	SNP	Glasgow Central	Aye
Allan Dorans	SNP	Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock	Aye
Alun Cairns	Con	Vale of Glamorgan	No
Alyn Smith	SNP	Stirling	Aye
Amanda Solloway	Con	Derby North	No
Amy Callaghan	SNP	East Dunbartonshire	Aye
Andrea Leadsom	Con	South Northamptonshire	No
Andrew Jones	Con	Harrogate and Knaresborough	No
Andrew Lewer	Con	Northampton South	No
Andrew Percy	Con	Brigg and Goole	No
Andrew Selous	Con	South West Bedfordshire	No
Andrew Stephenson	Con	Pendle	No
Andy Carter	Con	Warrington South	No
Angela Richardson	Con	Guildford	No
Anna Firth	Con	Southend West	No
Anne Marie Morris	Con	Newton Abbot	No
Anne McLaughlin	SNP	Glasgow North East	Aye
Anne-Marie Trevelyan	Con	Berwick-upon-Tweed	No
Anthony Browne	Con	South Cambridgeshire	No
Anthony Mangnall	Con	Totnes	No
Antony Higginbotham	Con	Burnley	No
Ben Everitt	Con	Milton Keynes North	No
Bim Afolami	Con	Hitchin and Harpenden	No
Bob Blackman	Con	Harrow East	No
Bob Seely	Con	Isle of Wight	No
Bob Stewart	Ind	Beckenham	No
Brendan Clarke-Smith	Con	Bassetlaw	No
Brendan O'Hara	SNP	Argyll, Bute and South Lochaber	Aye
Carol Monaghan	SNP	Glasgow North West	Aye
Caroline Ansell	Con	Eastbourne	No
Caroline Lucas	Green	Brighton, Pavilion	Aye
Caroline Nokes	Con	Romsey and Southampton North	No
Cherilyn Mackrory	Con	Truro and Falmouth	No
Chloe Smith	Con	Norwich North	No
Chris Clarkson	Con	Heywood and Middleton	No
Chris Green	Con	Bolton West	No
Chris Law	SNP	Dundee Central	Aye
Chris Loder	Con	West Dorset	No
Chris Philp	Con	Croydon South	No
Chris Skidmore	Con	Kingswood	No
Claudia Webbe	Ind	Leicester East	Aye
Craig Tracey	Con	North Warwickshire	No
Craig Whittaker	Con	Calder Valley	No
Craig Williams	Con	Montgomeryshire	No
Dame Amanda Milling	Con	Cannock Chase	No
Dame Andrea Jenkyns	Con	Morley and Outwood	No
Dame Caroline Dinenage	Con	Gosport	No
Dame Harriett Baldwin	Con	West Worcestershire	No
Dame Jackie Doyle-Price	Con	Thurrock	No
Dame Karen Bradley	Con	Staffordshire Moorlands	No
Dame Maria Miller	Con	Basingstoke	No
Dame Tracey Crouch	Con	Chatham and Aylesford	No
Damian Green	Con	Ashford	No
Damian Hinds	Con	East Hampshire	No
Damien Moore	Con	Southport	No
Daniel Kawczynski	Con	Shrewsbury and Atcham	No
Danny Kruger	Con	East Wiltshire	No
Darren Henry	Con	Broxtowe	No
David Davis	Con	Goole and Pocklington	No
David Johnston	Con	Wantage	No
David Linden	SNP	Glasgow East	Aye
David Morris	Con	Morecambe and Lunesdale	No
David Simmonds	Con	Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner	No
David T C Davies	Con	Monmouth	No
Deidre Brock	SNP	Edinburgh North and Leith	Aye
Derek Thomas	Con	St Ives	No
Douglas Chapman	SNP	Dunfermline and West Fife	Aye
Dr Andrew Murrison	Con	South West Wiltshire	No
Dr Ben Spencer	Con	Runnymede and Weybridge	No
Dr Caroline Johnson	Con	Sleaford and North Hykeham	No
Dr Dan Poulter	Con	Central Suffolk and North Ipswich	No
Dr James Davies	Con	Vale of Clwyd	No
Dr Kieran Mullan	Con	Bexhill and Battle	No
Dr Lisa Cameron	Con	East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow	No
Dr Luke Evans	Con	Hinckley and Bosworth	No
Dr Matthew Offord	Con	Hendon	No
Dr Neil Hudson	Con	Epping Forest	No
Dr Philippa Whitford	SNP	Central Ayrshire	Aye
Drew Hendry	SNP	Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey	Aye
Duncan Baker	Con	North Norfolk	No
Eddie Hughes	Con	Walsall North	No
Edward Argar	Con	Melton and Syston	No
Edward Timpson	Con	Eddisbury	No
Elliot Colburn	Con	Carshalton and Wallington	No
Esther McVey	Con	Tatton	No
Fay Jones	Con	Brecon and Radnorshire	No
Felicity Buchan	Con	Kensington	No
Gareth Bacon	Con	Orpington	No
Gareth Davies	Con	Grantham and Bourne	No
Gary Sambrook	Con	Birmingham, Northfield	No
Gavin Newlands	SNP	Paisley and Renfrewshire North	Aye Teller
George Eustice	Con	Camborne and Redruth	No
Giles Watling	Con	Clacton	No
Gordon Henderson	Con	Sittingbourne and Sheppey	No
Greg Hands	Con	Chelsea and Fulham	No
Guy Opperman	Con	Hexham	No
Helen Grant	Con	Maidstone and Malling	No
Helen Whately	Con	Faversham and Mid Kent	No
Holly Mumby-Croft	Con	Scunthorpe	No
Huw Merriman	Con	Bexhill and Battle	No
Hywel Williams	PC	Arfon	Aye
Ian Blackford	SNP	Ross, Skye and Lochaber	Aye
Ian Levy	Con	Blyth Valley	No
Jacob Young	Con	Redcar	No
James Cartlidge	Con	South Suffolk	No
James Daly	Con	Bury North	No
James Gray	Con	North Wiltshire	No
James Grundy	Con	Leigh	No
James Morris	Con	Halesowen and Rowley Regis	No
James Sunderland	Con	Bracknell	No
James Wild	Con	North West Norfolk	No
Jane Hunt	Con	Loughborough	No
Jane Stevenson	Con	Wolverhampton North East	No
Jason McCartney	Con	Colne Valley	No
Jesse Norman	Con	Hereford and South Herefordshire	No
Jill Mortimer	Con	Hartlepool	No
Jim Shannon	DUP	Strangford	No
Jo Churchill	Con	Bury St Edmunds	No
Jo Gideon	Con	Stoke-on-Trent Central	No
Joanna Cherry	SNP	Edinburgh South West	Aye
John Glen	Con	Salisbury	No
John Lamont	Con	Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk	No
John Nicolson	SNP	Ochil and South Perthshire	Aye
John Penrose	Con	Weston-super-Mare	No
John Stevenson	Con	Carlisle	No
Jonathan Edwards	Ind	Carmarthen East and Dinefwr	Aye
Jonathan Gullis	Con	Stoke-on-Trent North	No
Joy Morrissey	Con	Beaconsfield	No Teller
Julian Sturdy	Con	York Outer	No
Julie Marson	Con	Hertford and Stortford	No
Justin Tomlinson	Con	North Swindon	No
Kate Kniveton	Con	Burton	No
Kelly Tolhurst	Con	Rochester and Strood	No
Kenny MacAskill	Alba	East Lothian	Aye
Kevin Foster	Con	Torbay	No
Kevin Hollinrake	Con	Thirsk and Malton	No
Kirsten Oswald	SNP	East Renfrewshire	Aye
Kit Malthouse	Con	North West Hampshire	No
Kwasi Kwarteng	Con	Spelthorne	No
Laura Farris	Con	Newbury	No
Laura Trott	Con	Sevenoaks	No
Lee Anderson	Con	Ashfield	No
Lee Rowley	Con	North East Derbyshire	No
Leo Docherty	Con	Aldershot	No
Lia Nici	Con	Great Grimsby	No
Liz Saville Roberts	PC	Dwyfor Meirionnydd	Aye
Lucy Allan	Con	Telford	No
Lucy Frazer	Con	South East Cambridgeshire	No
Luke Hall	Con	Thornbury and Yate	No
Maggie Throup	Con	Erewash	No
Marco Longhi	Con	Dudley North	No
Maria Caulfield	Con	Lewes	No
Marion Fellows	SNP	Motherwell and Wishaw	Aye
Mark Eastwood	Con	Dewsbury	No
Mark Fletcher	Con	Bolsover	No
Mark Jenkinson	Con	Workington	No Teller
Mark Logan	Con	Bolton North East	No
Mark Menzies	Con	Fylde	No
Mark Pawsey	Con	Rugby	No
Martin Docherty-Hughes	SNP	West Dunbartonshire	Aye
Martin Vickers	Con	Brigg and Immingham	No
Martyn Day	SNP	Linlithgow and East Falkirk	Aye
Mary Robinson	Con	Cheadle	No
Matt Vickers	Con	Stockton West	No
Michael Fabricant	Con	Lichfield	No
Michael Tomlinson	Con	Mid Dorset and North Poole	No
Michelle Donelan	Con	Chippenham	No
Mike Wood	Con	Kingswinford and South Staffordshire	No
Mims Davies	Con	East Grinstead and Uckfield	No
Miriam Cates	Con	Penistone and Stocksbridge	No
Miss Sarah Dines	Con	Derbyshire Dales	No
Mr David Jones	Con	Clwyd West	No
Mr Gagan Mohindra	Con	South West Hertfordshire	No
Mr John Baron	Con	Basildon and Billericay	No
Mr Jonathan Djanogly	Con	Huntingdon	No
Mr Jonathan Lord	Con	Woking	No
Mr Laurence Robertson	Con	Tewkesbury	No
Mr Louie French	Con	Old Bexley and Sidcup	No
Mr Marcus Fysh	Con	Yeovil	No
Mr Marcus Jones	Con	Nuneaton	No
Mr Ranil Jayawardena	Con	North East Hampshire	No
Mr Richard Bacon	Con	South Norfolk	No
Mr Richard Holden	Con	Basildon and Billericay	No
Mr Robin Walker	Con	Worcester	No
Mr Steve Baker	Con	Wycombe	No
Mr Tobias Ellwood	Con	Bournemouth East	No
Mr William Wragg	Con	Hazel Grove	No
Mrs Flick Drummond	Con	Meon Valley	No
Mrs Heather Wheeler	Con	South Derbyshire	No
Mrs Natalie Elphicke	Con	Dover	No
Mrs Pauline Latham	Con	Mid Derbyshire	No
Mrs Sheryll Murray	Con	South East Cornwall	No
Ms Nusrat Ghani	Con	Sussex Weald	No
Nadhim Zahawi	Con	Stratford-on-Avon	No
Neil O'Brien	Con	Harborough, Oadby and Wigston	No
Nick Fletcher	Con	Don Valley	No
Nick Gibb	Con	Bognor Regis and Littlehampton	No
Nickie Aiken	Con	Cities of London and Westminster	No
Nigel Huddleston	Con	Droitwich and Evesham	No
Nigel Mills	Con	Amber Valley	No
Owen Thompson	SNP	Midlothian	Aye
Patricia Gibson	SNP	North Ayrshire and Arran	Aye
Patrick Grady	SNP	Glasgow North	Aye
Paul Bristow	Con	Peterborough	No
Paul Holmes	Con	Hamble Valley	No
Paul Howell	Con	Sedgefield	No
Paul Maynard	Con	Blackpool North and Cleveleys	No
Paul Scully	Con	Sutton and Cheam	No
Penny Mordaunt	Con	Portsmouth North	No
Pete Wishart	SNP	Perth and Kinross-shire	Aye
Peter Aldous	Con	Waveney	No
Peter Gibson	Con	Darlington	No
Peter Grant	SNP	Glenrothes	Aye Teller
Philip Dunne	Con	Ludlow	No
Rebecca Harris	Con	Castle Point	No
Rebecca Pow	Con	Taunton Deane	No
Rehman Chishti	Con	Gillingham and Rainham	No
Richard Drax	Con	South Dorset	No
Richard Fuller	Con	North Bedfordshire	No
Richard Graham	Con	Gloucester	No
Richard Thomson	SNP	Gordon	Aye
Rob Butler	Con	Aylesbury	No
Robbie Moore	Con	Keighley and Ilkley	No
Robert Jenrick	Con	Newark	No
Robert Largan	Con	High Peak	No
Robin Millar	Con	Aberconwy	No
Ronnie Cowan	SNP	Inverclyde	Aye
Royston Smith	Con	Southampton, Itchen	No
Ruth Edwards	Con	Rushcliffe	No
Sally-Ann Hart	Con	Hastings and Rye	No
Sara Britcliffe	Con	Hyndburn	No
Sarah Atherton	Con	Wrexham	No
Scott Benton	Ind	Blackpool South	No
Scott Mann	Con	North Cornwall	No
Selaine Saxby	Con	North Devon	No
Shailesh Vara	Con	North West Cambridgeshire	No
Shaun Bailey	Con	West Bromwich West	No
Simon Baynes	Con	Clwyd South	No
Simon Fell	Con	Barrow and Furness	No
Simon Jupp	Con	East Devon	No
Siobhan Baillie	Con	Stroud	No
Sir Alec Shelbrooke	Con	Wetherby and Easingwold	No
Sir Brandon Lewis	Con	Great Yarmouth	No
Sir Charles Walker	Con	Broxbourne	No
Sir Christopher Chope	Con	Christchurch	No
Sir David Evennett	Con	Bexleyheath and Crayford	No
Sir Desmond Swayne	Con	New Forest West	No
Sir Edward Leigh	Con	Gainsborough	No
Sir Gary Streeter	Con	South West Devon	No
Sir Gavin Williamson	Con	Stone, Great Wyrley and Penkridge	No
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown	Con	North Cotswolds	No
Sir Geoffrey Cox	Con	Torridge and Tavistock	No
Sir Greg Knight	Con	East Yorkshire	No
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg	Con	North East Somerset	No
Sir James Cleverly	Con	Braintree	No
Sir Jeremy Quin	Con	Horsham	No
Sir Jeremy Wright	Con	Kenilworth and Southam	No
Sir John Hayes	Con	South Holland and The Deepings	No
Sir John Whittingdale	Con	Maldon	No
Sir Julian Lewis	Con	New Forest East	No
Sir Liam Fox	Con	North Somerset	No
Sir Mark Spencer	Con	Sherwood	No
Sir Michael Ellis	Con	Northampton North	No
Sir Mike Penning	Con	Hemel Hempstead	No
Sir Oliver Heald	Con	North East Hertfordshire	No
Sir Peter Bottomley	Con	Worthing West	No
Sir Philip Davies	Con	Shipley	No
Sir Robert Buckland	Con	South Swindon	No
Sir Robert Goodwill	Con	Scarborough and Whitby	No
Sir Robert Neill	Con	Bromley and Chislehurst	No
Sir Robert Syms	Con	Poole	No
Sir Simon Clarke	Con	Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland	No
Sir William Cash	Con	Stone	No
Stephen Hammond	Con	Wimbledon	No
Stephen McPartland	Con	Stevenage	No
Stephen Metcalfe	Con	South Basildon and East Thurrock	No
Steve Barclay	Con	North East Cambridgeshire	No
Steve Brine	Con	Winchester	No
Steve Double	Con	St Austell and Newquay	No
Steve Tuckwell	Con	Uxbridge and South Ruislip	No
Steven Bonnar	SNP	Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill	Aye
Stewart Malcolm McDonald	SNP	Glasgow South	Aye
Stuart Anderson	Con	South Shropshire	No
Stuart Andrew	Con	Daventry	No
Stuart C McDonald	SNP	Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East	Aye
Suella Braverman	Con	Fareham and Waterlooville	No
Suzanne Webb	Con	Stourbridge	No
Theo Clarke	Con	Stafford	No
Theresa Villiers	Con	Chipping Barnet	No
Tim Loughton	Con	East Worthing and Shoreham	No
Tom Pursglove	Con	Corby	No
Tom Randall	Con	Gedling	No
Tommy Sheppard	SNP	Edinburgh East	Aye
Trudy Harrison	Con	Copeland	No
Vicky Ford	Con	Chelmsford	No
Virginia Crosbie	Con	Ynys Môn	No
Wendy Morton	Con	Aldridge-Brownhills	No
Will Quince	Con	Colchester	No
Afzal Khan	Lab	Manchester Rusholme	—
Alex Cunningham	Lab	Stockton North	—
Alex Davies-Jones	Lab	Pontypridd	—
Alex Norris	Lab	Nottingham North and Kimberley	—
Alex Sobel	Lab	Leeds Central and Headingley	—
Alison McGovern	Lab	Birkenhead	—
Alistair Strathern	Lab	Hitchin	—
Andrew Bowie	Con	West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine	—
Andrew Bridgen	Ind	North West Leicestershire	—
Andrew Griffith	Con	Arundel and South Downs	—
Andrew Gwynne	Ind	Gorton and Denton	—
Andrew Rosindell	RUK	Romford	—
Andrew Western	Lab	Stretford and Urmston	—
Andy McDonald	Lab	Middlesbrough and Thornaby East	—
Andy Slaughter	Lab	Hammersmith and Chiswick	—
Angela Crawley	SNP	Lanark and Hamilton East	—
Angela Rayner	Lab	Ashton-under-Lyne	—
Angus Brendan MacNeil	Ind	Na h-Eileanan an Iar	—
Anna McMorrin	Lab	Cardiff North	—
Anneliese Dodds	Lab	Oxford East	—
Apsana Begum	Lab	Poplar and Limehouse	—
Ashley Dalton	Lab	West Lancashire	—
Bambos Charalambous	Lab	Southgate and Wood Green	—
Barry Gardiner	Lab	Brent West	—
Bell Ribeiro-Addy	Lab	Clapham and Brixton Hill	—
Ben Bradley	Con	Mansfield	—
Ben Lake	PC	Ceredigion Preseli	—
Beth Winter	Lab	Cynon Valley	—
Bill Esterson	Lab	Sefton Central	—
Bridget Phillipson	Lab	Houghton and Sunderland South	—
Carla Lockhart	DUP	Upper Bann	—
Carolyn Harris	Lab	Neath and Swansea East	—
Cat Smith	Lab	Lancaster and Wyre	—
Catherine McKinnell	Lab	Newcastle upon Tyne North	—
Catherine West	Lab	Hornsey and Friern Barnet	—
Charlotte Nichols	Lab	Warrington North	—
Chris Bryant	Lab	Rhondda and Ogmore	—
Chris Elmore	Lab	Bridgend	—
Chris Evans	Lab	Caerphilly	—
Chris Hazzard	SF	South Down	—
Chris Heaton-Harris	Con	Daventry	—
Chris Stephens	SNP	Glasgow South West	—
Christian Wakeford	Lab	Bury South	—
Christina Rees	Lab	Neath	—
Christine Jardine	LD	Edinburgh West	—
Claire Coutinho	Con	East Surrey	—
Claire Hanna	SDLP	Belfast South and Mid Down	—
Clive Efford	Lab	Eltham and Chislehurst	—
Clive Lewis	Lab	Norwich South	—
Colleen Fletcher	Lab	Coventry North East	—
Colum Eastwood	SDLP	Foyle	—
Conor McGinn	Ind	St Helens North	—
Crispin Blunt	Ind	Reigate	—
Daisy Cooper	LD	St Albans	—
Dame Angela Eagle	Lab	Wallasey	—
Dame Chi Onwurah	Lab	Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West	—
Dame Diana Johnson	Lab	Kingston upon Hull North and Cottingham	—
Dame Meg Hillier	Lab	Hackney South and Shoreditch	—
Dame Nia Griffith	Lab	Llanelli	—
Dame Siobhain McDonagh	Lab	Mitcham and Morden	—
Damian Collins	Con	Folkestone and Hythe	—
Dan Carden	Lab	Liverpool Walton	—
Dan Jarvis	Lab	Barnsley North	—
Daniel Zeichner	Lab	Cambridge	—
Darren Jones	Lab	Bristol North West	—
Dave Doogan	SNP	Angus and Perthshire Glens	—
David Duguid	Con	Banff and Buchan	—
David Mundell	Con	Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale and Tweeddale	—
David Rutley	Con	Macclesfield	—
Dawn Butler	Lab	Brent East	—
Dean Russell	Con	Watford	—
Debbie Abrahams	Lab	Oldham East and Saddleworth	—
Dehenna Davison	Con	Bishop Auckland	—
Derek Twigg	Lab	Widnes and Halewood	—
Dominic Raab	Con	Esher and Walton	—
Douglas Ross	Con	Moray	—
Dr Jamie Wallis	Con	Bridgend	—
Dr Rosena Allin-Khan	Lab	Tooting	—
Dr Rupa Huq	Lab	Ealing Central and Acton	—
Ed Davey	LD	Kingston and Surbiton	—
Ed Miliband	Lab	Doncaster North	—
Elizabeth Truss	Con	South West Norfolk	—
Ellie Reeves	Lab	Lewisham West and East Dulwich	—
Emily Thornberry	Lab	Islington South and Finsbury	—
Emma Hardy	Lab	Kingston upon Hull West and Haltemprice	—
Emma Lewell	Lab	South Shields	—
Fabian Hamilton	Lab	Leeds North East	—
Feryal Clark	Lab	Enfield North	—
Fiona Bruce	Con	Congleton	—
Fleur Anderson	Lab	Putney	—
Florence Eshalomi	Lab	Vauxhall and Camberwell Green	—
Gareth Johnson	Con	Dartford	—
Gareth Thomas	Lab	Harrow West	—
Gavin Robinson	DUP	Belfast East	—
George Freeman	Con	Mid Norfolk	—
Geraint Davies	Ind	Swansea West	—
Gerald Jones	Lab	Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare	—
Gill Furniss	Lab	Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough	—
Gillian Keegan	Con	Chichester	—
Graham Stringer	Lab	Blackley and Middleton South	—
Graham Stuart	Con	Beverley and Holderness	—
Grahame Morris	Lab	Easington	—
Grant Shapps	Con	Welwyn Hatfield	—
Greg Clark	Con	Tunbridge Wells	—
Greg Smith	Con	Mid Buckinghamshire	—
Hannah Bardell	SNP	Livingston	—
Helen Hayes	Lab	Dulwich and West Norwood	—
Helen Morgan	LD	North Shropshire	—
Henry Smith	Con	Crawley	—
Hilary Benn	Lab	Leeds South	—
Holly Lynch	Lab	Halifax	—
Iain Stewart	Con	Milton Keynes South	—
Ian Byrne	Lab	Liverpool West Derby	—
Ian Lavery	Lab	Blyth and Ashington	—
Ian Mearns	Lab	Gateshead	—
Ian Murray	Lab	Edinburgh South	—
Ian Paisley	DUP	North Antrim	—
Imran Hussain	Lab	Bradford East	—
Jack Brereton	Con	Stoke-on-Trent South	—
Jack Lopresti	Con	Filton and Bradley Stoke	—
James Heappey	Con	Wells	—
James Murray	Lab	Ealing North	—
Jamie Stone	LD	Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross	—
Janet Daby	Lab	Lewisham East	—
Jeff Smith	Lab	Manchester Withington	—
Jeremy Corbyn	YP	Islington North	—
Jerome Mayhew	Con	Broadland and Fakenham	—
Jess Phillips	Lab	Birmingham Yardley	—
Jessica Morden	Lab	Newport East	—
Jim McMahon	Lab	Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton	—
Jo Stevens	Lab	Cardiff East	—
John Finucane	SF	Belfast North	—
John Healey	Lab	Rawmarsh and Conisbrough	—
John Howell	Con	Henley	—
John McDonnell	Lab	Hayes and Harlington	—
John McNally	SNP	Falkirk	—
Johnny Mercer	Con	Plymouth, Moor View	—
Jon Cruddas	Lab	Dagenham and Rainham	—
Jon Trickett	Lab	Normanton and Hemsworth	—
Jonathan Ashworth	Lab	Leicester South	—
Jonathan Reynolds	Lab	Stalybridge and Hyde	—
Judith Cummins	Lab	Bradford South	—
Julia Lopez	Con	Hornchurch and Upminster	—
Julian Knight	Ind	Solihull	—
Justin Madders	Lab	Ellesmere Port and Bromborough	—
Karin Smyth	Lab	Bristol South	—
Karl McCartney	Con	Lincoln	—
Karl Turner	Ind	Kingston upon Hull East	—
Kate Hollern	Lab	Blackburn	—
Kate Osamor	Lab	Edmonton and Winchmore Hill	—
Kate Osborne	Lab	Jarrow and Gateshead East	—
Katherine Fletcher	Con	South Ribble	—
Keir Mather	Lab	Selby	—
Kerry McCarthy	Lab	Bristol East	—
Kim Johnson	Lab	Liverpool Riverside	—
Kim Leadbeater	Lab	Spen Valley	—
Kirsty Blackman	SNP	Aberdeen North	—
Layla Moran	LD	Oxford West and Abingdon	—
Liam Byrne	Lab	Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North	—
Lilian Greenwood	Lab	Nottingham South	—
Lisa Nandy	Lab	Wigan	—
Liz Kendall	Lab	Leicester West	—
Liz Twist	Lab	Blaydon and Consett	—
Lloyd Russell-Moyle	Lab	Brighton, Kemptown	—
Louise Haigh	Lab	Sheffield Heeley	—
Lucy Powell	Lab	Manchester Central	—
Luke Pollard	Lab	Plymouth Sutton and Devonport	—
Margaret Greenwood	Lab	Wirral West	—
Maria Eagle	Lab	Liverpool Garston	—
Mark Garnier	Con	Wyre Forest	—
Mark Pritchard	Con	The Wrekin	—
Marsha De Cordova	Lab	Battersea	—
Mary Glindon	Lab	Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend	—
Mary Kelly Foy	Lab	City of Durham	—
Matt Hancock	Con	West Suffolk	—
Matt Rodda	Lab	Reading Central	—
Matt Warman	Con	Boston and Skegness	—
Matt Western	Lab	Warwick and Leamington	—
Matthew Pennycook	Lab	Greenwich and Woolwich	—
Mhairi Black	SNP	Paisley and Renfrewshire South	—
Michael Shanks	Lab	Rutherglen	—
Mick Whitley	Lab	Birkenhead	—
Mike Amesbury	Ind	Runcorn and Helsby	—
Mike Freer	Con	Finchley and Golders Green	—
Mike Kane	Lab	Wythenshawe and Sale East	—
Mohammad Yasin	Lab	Bedford	—
Mr Alistair Carmichael	LD	Orkney and Shetland	—
Mr Barry Sheerman	Lab	Huddersfield	—
Mr Ben Bradshaw	Lab	Exeter	—
Mr Ben Wallace	Con	Wyre and Preston North	—
Mr Clive Betts	Lab	Sheffield South East	—
Mr David Lammy	Lab	Tottenham	—
Mr Gregory Campbell	DUP	East Londonderry	—
Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger	Con	Bridgwater and West Somerset	—
Mr Khalid Mahmood	Lab	Birmingham, Perry Barr	—
Mr Mark Francois	Con	Rayleigh and Wickford	—
Mr Nicholas Brown	Ind	Newcastle upon Tyne East	—
Mr Nigel Evans	Con	Ribble Valley	—
Mr Peter Bone	Ind	Wellingborough	—
Mr Philip Hollobone	Con	Kettering	—
Mr Rob Roberts	Ind	Delyn	—
Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi	Lab	Slough	—
Mr Toby Perkins	Lab	Chesterfield	—
Mr Virendra Sharma	Lab	Ealing, Southall	—
Mrs Kemi Badenoch	Con	North West Essex	—
Mrs Sharon Hodgson	Lab	Washington and Gateshead South	—
Ms Abena Oppong-Asare	Lab	Erith and Thamesmead	—
Ms Anum Qaisar	SNP	Airdrie and Shotts	—
Ms Diane Abbott	Lab	Hackney North and Stoke Newington	—
Ms Karen Buck	Lab	Westminster North	—
Ms Marie Rimmer	Lab	St Helens South and Whiston	—
Ms Stella Creasy	Lab	Walthamstow	—
Munira Wilson	LD	Twickenham	—
Nadia Whittome	Lab	Nottingham East	—
Navendu Mishra	Lab	Stockport	—
Naz Shah	Lab	Bradford West	—
Neale Hanvey	Alba	Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath	—
Neil Coyle	Lab	Bermondsey and Old Southwark	—
Nick Smith	Lab	Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney	—
Nick Thomas-Symonds	Lab	Torfaen	—
Nicola Richards	Con	West Bromwich East	—
Olivia Blake	Lab	Sheffield Hallam	—
Órfhlaith Begley	SF	West Tyrone	—
Pat McFadden	Lab	Wolverhampton South East	—
Paul Blomfield	Lab	Sheffield Central	—
Paul Girvan	DUP	South Antrim	—
Paul Maskey	SF	Belfast West	—
Paula Barker	Lab	Liverpool Wavertree	—
Paulette Hamilton	Lab	Birmingham Erdington	—
Peter Dowd	Lab	Bootle	—
Peter Kyle	Lab	Hove and Portslade	—
Preet Kaur Gill	Lab	Birmingham Edgbaston	—
Priti Patel	Con	Witham	—
Rachael Maskell	Lab	York Central	—
Rachel Hopkins	Lab	Luton South and South Bedfordshire	—
Rachel Reeves	Lab	Leeds West and Pudsey	—
Rebecca Long Bailey	Lab	Salford	—
Richard Burgon	Lab	Leeds East	—
Richard Foord	LD	Honiton and Sidmouth	—
Rishi Sunak	Con	Richmond and Northallerton	—
Robert Courts	Con	Witney	—
Robert Halfon	Con	Harlow	—
Rosie Duffield	Ind	Canterbury	—
Rushanara Ali	Lab	Bethnal Green and Stepney	—
Ruth Cadbury	Lab	Brentford and Isleworth	—
Ruth Jones	Lab	Newport West and Islwyn	—
Sam Tarry	Lab	Ilford South	—
Samantha Dixon	Lab	Chester North and Neston	—
Sammy Wilson	DUP	East Antrim	—
Saqib Bhatti	Con	Meriden and Solihull East	—
Sarah Champion	Lab	Rotherham	—
Sarah Dyke	LD	Glastonbury and Somerton	—
Sarah Edwards	Lab	Tamworth	—
Sarah Green	LD	Chesham and Amersham	—
Sarah Jones	Lab	Croydon West	—
Sarah Olney	LD	Richmond Park	—
Sarah Owen	Lab	Luton North	—
Seema Malhotra	Lab	Feltham and Heston	—
Shabana Mahmood	Lab	Birmingham Ladywood	—
Simon Hoare	Con	North Dorset	—
Simon Lightwood	Lab	Wakefield and Rothwell	—
Sir Alan Campbell	Lab	Tynemouth	—
Sir Andrew Mitchell	Con	Sutton Coldfield	—
Sir Bernard Jenkin	Con	Harwich and North Essex	—
Sir Bill Wiggin	Con	North Herefordshire	—
Sir Conor Burns	Con	Bournemouth West	—
Sir George Howarth	Lab	Knowsley	—
Sir Iain Duncan Smith	Con	Chingford and Woodford Green	—
Sir Jake Berry	Con	Rossendale and Darwen	—
Sir James Duddridge	Con	Rochford and Southend East	—
Sir Jeffrey M Donaldson	Ind	Lagan Valley	—
Sir Jeremy Hunt	Con	Godalming and Ash	—
Sir Julian Smith	Con	Skipton and Ripon	—
Sir Keir Starmer	Lab	Holborn and St Pancras	—
Sir Lindsay Hoyle	Spk	Chorley	—
Sir Mark Hendrick	Lab	Preston	—
Sir Mark Tami	Lab	Alyn and Deeside	—
Sir Mel Stride	Con	Central Devon	—
Sir Oliver Dowden	Con	Hertsmere	—
Sir Paul Beresford	Con	Mole Valley	—
Sir Roger Gale	Con	Herne Bay and Sandwich	—
Sir Sajid Javid	Con	Bromsgrove	—
Sir Stephen Timms	Lab	East Ham	—
Stephanie Peacock	Lab	Barnsley South	—
Stephen Crabb	Con	Preseli Pembrokeshire	—
Stephen Doughty	Lab	Cardiff South and Penarth	—
Stephen Farry	APNI	North Down	—
Stephen Flynn	SNP	Aberdeen South	—
Stephen Kinnock	Lab	Aberafan Maesteg	—
Stephen Morgan	Lab	Portsmouth South	—
Steve Reed	Lab	Streatham and Croydon North	—
Stewart Hosie	SNP	Dundee East	—
Tahir Ali	Lab	Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley	—
Taiwo Owatemi	Lab	Coventry North West	—
Tim Farron	LD	Westmorland and Lonsdale	—
Tom Hunt	Con	Ipswich	—
Tom Tugendhat	Con	Tonbridge	—
Tonia Antoniazzi	Lab	Gower	—
Tony Lloyd	Lab	Rochdale	—
Tulip Siddiq	Lab	Hampstead and Highgate	—
Valerie Vaz	Lab	Walsall and Bloxwich	—
Vicky Foxcroft	Lab	Lewisham North	—
Victoria Atkins	Con	Louth and Horncastle	—
Wayne David	Lab	Caerphilly	—
Wendy Chamberlain	LD	North East Fife	—
Wera Hobhouse	LD	Bath	—
Wes Streeting	Lab	Ilford North	—
Yasmin Qureshi	Lab	Bolton South and Walkden	—
Yvette Cooper	Lab	Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley	—
Yvonne Fovargue	Lab	Makerfield	—
Zarah Sultana	YP	Coventry South	—

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