Division 29 · 17 June 2026

National Security (State Threats) Bill Committee: Amendment 3

What this vote was about

Amendment 3 was a Conservative amendment to the National Security (State Threats) Bill, moved by Alicia Kearns. It would have removed the Bill's defence of supporting a designated body for a "non-prohibited purpose", aligning the offence with counter-terrorism law, which has no such threshold. MPs rejected the amendment.

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AI-generated from the official voting record.

At a glance

The largest Aye bloc was Conservative with 83 votes. The largest No bloc was Labour with 251 votes. The 240 MPs who did not vote outnumbered the margin, enough to have changed the result. This motion was proposed by Alicia Kearns. This division took place during a debate on National Security (State Threats) Bill.

85

Ayes

317

Noes

Rejected

Result

407

Voted

Rejected by 232 Ayes 85 / Noes 317

Party breakdown

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Party Party position Ayes Noes Total
Lab Labour Voted No 0 251 388
Con Conservative Voted Aye 83 0 116
LD Liberal Democrat Voted No 0 57 71
Green Green Party Voted No 0 5 5
PC Plaid Cymru Voted No 0 4 4
Ind Independent No party whip 1 2 11
RUK Reform UK Voted Aye 2 0 8
DUP Democratic Unionist Party Voted Aye 1 0 5
YP Your Party Voted No 0 1 2
Lab Labour (Co-op) No clear majority 0 0 16
SF Sinn Féin No clear majority 0 0 7
SNP Scottish National Party No clear majority 0 0 7
SDLP Social Democratic & Labour Party No clear majority 0 0 2
TUV Traditional Unionist Voice No clear majority 0 0 1
APNI Alliance No clear majority 0 0 1
Spk Speaker No party whip 0 0 1
RB Restore Britain No clear majority 0 0 1
UUP Ulster Unionist Party No clear majority 0 0 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.

Constituencies coloured by how the local MP voted.

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No
Did not vote

Individual votes

MP Vote
Adam Dance No
Adam Jogee No
Adam Thompson No
Adrian Ramsay No
Afzal Khan No
Al Carns No
Alan Gemmell No
Alan Mak Aye
Alan Strickland No
Alberto Costa Aye
Alex Baker No
Alex Brewer No
Alex Burghart Aye
Alex Davies-Jones No
Alex Mayer No
Alex Norris No
Alex Sobel No
Alice Macdonald No
Alicia Kearns Aye
Alison Bennett No
Alison Griffiths Aye
Alison Hume No
Alison McGovern No
Alistair Strathern No
Amanda Hack No
Andrew George No
Andrew Griffith Aye
Andrew Lewin No
Andrew Pakes No
Andrew Rosindell Aye
Andy McDonald No
Andy Slaughter No
Ann Davies No
Anna Gelderd No
Anna McMorrin No
Anna Sabine No
Anna Turley No
Antonia Bance No
Aphra Brandreth Aye
Baggy Shanker No
Bambos Charalambous No
Becky Gittins No
Ben Coleman No
Ben Goldsborough No
Ben Lake No
Ben Maguire No
Ben Obese-Jecty Aye
Bill Esterson No
Blake Stephenson Aye
Bob Blackman Aye
Bobby Dean No
Bradley Thomas Aye
Brian Mathew No
Bridget Phillipson No
Callum Anderson No
Calum Miller No
Carla Denyer No
Caroline Voaden No
Carolyn Harris No
Cat Smith No
Catherine Atkinson No
Catherine Fookes No
Catherine McKinnell No
Catherine West No
Charlie Maynard No
Charlotte Cane No
Chris Bloore No
Chris Elmore No
Chris Evans No
Chris Hinchliff No
Chris Kane No
Chris McDonald No
Chris Philp Aye
Chris Vince No
Chris Ward No
Christian Wakeford No
Christine Jardine No
Claire Coutinho Aye
Claire Hazelgrove No
Claire Hughes No Teller
Claire Young No
Clive Efford No
Clive Jones No
Connor Naismith No
Daisy Cooper No
Dame Angela Eagle No
Dame Chi Onwurah No
Dame Harriett Baldwin Aye
Dame Karen Bradley Aye
Dame Nia Griffith No
Dan Aldridge No
Dan Carden No
Dan Norris No
Dan Tomlinson No
Daniel Francis No
Danny Beales No
Darren Paffey No
David Burton-Sampson No
David Davis Aye
David Simmonds Aye
Debbie Abrahams No
Douglas McAllister No
Dr Al Pinkerton No
Dr Allison Gardner No
Dr Andrew Murrison Aye
Dr Beccy Cooper No
Dr Ben Spencer Aye
Dr Danny Chambers No
Dr Ellie Chowns No
Dr Jeevun Sandher No
Dr Kieran Mullan Aye
Dr Luke Evans Aye
Dr Neil Hudson Aye
Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst Aye
Dr Peter Prinsley No
Dr Roz Savage No
Dr Rupa Huq No
Dr Sam Rushworth No
Dr Scott Arthur No
Dr Simon Opher No
Dr Zubir Ahmed No
Edward Argar Aye
Elaine Stewart No
Ellie Reeves No
Emily Darlington No
Emily Thornberry No
Emma Foody No
Emma Reynolds No
Esther McVey Aye
Euan Stainbank No
Frank McNally No
Freddie van Mierlo No
Gareth Bacon Aye
Gareth Davies Aye
Gareth Snell No
Gareth Thomas No
Gen Kitchen No
George Freeman Aye
Georgia Gould No
Gerald Jones No
Gideon Amos No
Gill Furniss No
Gordon McKee No
Graham Stringer No
Grahame Morris No
Greg Smith Aye
Gregor Poynton No
Gurinder Singh Josan No
Hannah Spencer No
Harpreet Uppal No
Heidi Alexander No
Helen Grant Aye
Helen Hayes No
Helen Maguire No
Helen Morgan No
Helena Dollimore No
Hilary Benn No
Ian Lavery No
Ian Murray No
Ian Sollom No
Imogen Walker No
Irene Campbell No
Jack Abbott No
Jack Rankin Aye
Jake Richards No
James MacCleary No
James Wild Aye
Jamie Stone No
Janet Daby No
Jas Athwal No
Jayne Kirkham No
Jeff Smith No
Jen Craft No
Jess Asato No
Jess Brown-Fuller No
Jess Phillips No
Jesse Norman Aye
Jessica Morden No
Jim Dickson No
Jim Shannon Aye
Jo White No
Joani Reid No
Jodie Gosling No
Joe Powell No
Joe Robertson Aye
Johanna Baxter No
John Glen Aye
John Grady No
John Healey No
John Lamont Aye
John McDonnell No
John Milne No
John Slinger No
John Whitby No
Jon Pearce No
Jon Trickett No
Jonathan Davies No
Jonathan Reynolds No
Josh Babarinde No
Josh MacAlister No
Joy Morrissey Aye
Julia Buckley No
Julia Lopez Aye
Juliet Campbell No
Justin Madders No
Kanishka Narayan No
Karin Smyth No
Kate Dearden No
Katie Lam Aye
Katie White No
Kenneth Stevenson No
Kerry McCarthy No
Kevin Bonavia No
Kevin McKenna No
Kim Johnson No
Kirsty McNeill No
Kit Malthouse Aye
Laura Kyrke-Smith No
Laura Trott Aye
Lauren Edwards No
Lee Barron No
Lee Pitcher No
Leigh Ingham No
Liam Byrne No
Liam Conlon No
Lilian Greenwood No
Lillian Jones No
Linsey Farnsworth No
Lisa Smart No
Liz Jarvis No
Liz Saville Roberts No
Liz Twist No
Llinos Medi No
Lola McEvoy No
Luke Akehurst No
Luke Murphy No
Luke Taylor No
Manuela Perteghella No
Maria Eagle No
Marie Goldman No
Mark Garnier Aye
Mark Pritchard Aye
Mark Sewards No
Markus Campbell-Savours No
Marsha De Cordova No
Martin McCluskey No
Martin Rhodes No
Martin Vickers Aye
Mary Creagh No
Mary Glindon No
Mary Kelly Foy No
Matt Rodda No
Matt Turmaine No
Matthew Pennycook No
Maureen Burke No
Max Wilkinson No
Maya Ellis No
Melanie Onn No
Melanie Ward No
Miatta Fahnbulleh No
Michael Payne No
Michael Shanks No
Mike Kane No
Mike Reader No
Mike Tapp No
Mike Wood Aye
Monica Harding No
Mr Alex Barros-Curtis No
Mr Andrew Snowden Aye
Mr Angus MacDonald No
Mr Bayo Alaba No
Mr Calvin Bailey No
Mr Clive Betts No
Mr Connor Rand No
Mr Douglas Alexander No
Mr Gagan Mohindra Aye
Mr Joshua Reynolds No
Mr Lee Dillon No
Mr Louie French Aye
Mr Paul Foster No
Mr Peter Bedford Aye
Mr Richard Holden Aye
Mr Toby Perkins No
Mr Will Forster No
Mrs Sharon Hodgson No
Ms Abena Oppong-Asare No
Ms Julie Minns No
Ms Marie Rimmer No
Ms Stella Creasy No
Munira Wilson No
Natasha Irons No
Naushabah Khan No
Navendu Mishra No
Neil Coyle No
Neil Duncan-Jordan No
Neil O'Brien Aye
Nick Smith No
Nick Thomas-Symonds No
Nick Timothy Aye
Nigel Huddleston Aye
Olivia Bailey No
Olly Glover No
Pam Cox No
Pat McFadden No
Patricia Ferguson No
Patrick Spencer Aye
Paul Davies No
Paul Waugh No
Paula Barker No
Paulette Hamilton No
Perran Moon No
Peter Dowd No
Peter Lamb No
Peter Swallow No
Phil Brickell No
Preet Kaur Gill No
Priti Patel Aye
Rachel Blake No
Rachel Gilmour No
Rachel Hopkins No
Rachel Taylor No
Rebecca Harris Aye
Rebecca Long Bailey No
Rebecca Paul Aye
Rebecca Smith Aye Teller
Richard Foord No
Richard Fuller Aye
Richard Quigley No
Richard Tice Aye
Rosie Wrighting No
Rushanara Ali No
Ruth Jones No
Sadik Al-Hassan No
Samantha Niblett No
Saqib Bhatti Aye
Sarah Edwards No
Sarah Gibson No
Sarah Green No
Sarah Jones No
Sarah Olney No
Sarah Owen No
Sarah Sackman No
Sean Woodcock No
Seema Malhotra No
Shabana Mahmood No
Shaun Davies No Teller
Shivani Raja Aye
Siân Berry No
Simon Hoare Aye
Simon Lightwood No
Sir Alan Campbell No
Sir Alec Shelbrooke Aye
Sir Ashley Fox Aye Teller
Sir Bernard Jenkin Aye
Sir Christopher Chope Aye
Sir Desmond Swayne Aye
Sir Edward Leigh Aye
Sir Gavin Williamson Aye
Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown Aye
Sir Geoffrey Cox Aye
Sir Iain Duncan Smith Aye
Sir James Cleverly Aye
Sir Jeremy Hunt Aye
Sir Jeremy Wright Aye
Sir John Hayes Aye
Sir John Whittingdale Aye
Sir Julian Lewis Aye
Sir Julian Smith Aye
Sir Mark Tami No
Sir Mel Stride Aye
Sir Oliver Dowden Aye
Sir Roger Gale Aye
Sir Stephen Timms No
Sojan Joseph No
Sonia Kumar No
Steff Aquarone No
Stephanie Peacock No
Stephen Doughty No
Stephen Kinnock No
Stephen Morgan No
Steve Barclay Aye
Steve Darling No
Steve Race No
Steve Yemm No
Sureena Brackenridge No
Susan Murray No
Taiwo Owatemi No
Tim Roca No
Tom Collins No
Tom Gordon No
Tom Morrison No
Tom Rutland No
Tom Tugendhat Aye
Tonia Antoniazzi No
Tristan Osborne No
Uma Kumaran No
Valerie Vaz No
Vicky Foxcroft No
Victoria Collins No
Vikki Slade No
Warinder Juss No
Wendy Chamberlain No
Wera Hobhouse No
Wes Streeting No
Will Stone No
Zarah Sultana No
Zöe Franklin No
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Alison Taylor —
Amanda Martin —
Andrew Bowie —
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Andrew Ranger —
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Andy MacNae —
Angela Rayner —
Anna Dixon —
Anneliese Dodds —
Anneliese Midgley —
Apsana Begum —
Ashley Dalton —
Ayoub Khan —
Barry Gardiner —
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Blair McDougall —
Brendan O'Hara —
Brian Leishman —
Cameron Thomas —
Carla Lockhart —
Caroline Nokes —
Cat Eccles —
Charlie Dewhirst —
Charlotte Nichols —
Chris Bryant —
Chris Coghlan —
Chris Curtis —
Chris Hazzard —
Chris Law —
Chris Murray —
Chris Webb —
Claire Hanna —
Clive Lewis —
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Dáire Hughes —
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Dan Jarvis —
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Darren Jones —
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David Taylor —
David Williams —
Dawn Butler —
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Derek Twigg —
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Edward Morello —
Emma Hardy —
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Feryal Clark —
Fleur Anderson —
Florence Eshalomi —
Fred Thomas —
Gavin Robinson —
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Harriet Cross —
Helen Whately —
Henry Tufnell —
Ian Byrne —
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Jim McMahon —
Jo Platt —
Jo Stevens —
Joe Morris —
John Cooper —
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Jonathan Hinder —
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Judith Cummins —
Karl Turner —
Kate Osamor —
Kate Osborne —
Katrina Murray —
Keir Mather —
Kevin Hollinrake —
Kim Leadbeater —
Kirith Entwistle —
Kirsteen Sullivan —
Kirsty Blackman —
Laurence Turner —
Layla Moran —
Lee Anderson —
Lewis Atkinson —
Lewis Cocking —
Lincoln Jopp —
Lisa Nandy —
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Martin Wrigley —
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Matthew Patrick —
Michael Wheeler —
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Mims Davies —
Mohammad Yasin —
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Noah Law —
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Pat Cullen —
Patrick Hurley —
Paul Holmes —
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Peter Fortune —
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Pippa Heylings —
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Richard Baker —
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Robbie Moore —
Robert Jenrick —
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Samantha Dixon —
Sammy Wilson —
Sarah Bool —
Sarah Champion —
Sarah Coombes —
Sarah Dyke —
Sarah Hall —
Sarah Pochin —
Sarah Russell —
Sarah Smith —
Satvir Kaur —
Seamus Logan —
Shockat Adam —
Sir Andrew Mitchell —
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Sir Nicholas Dakin —
Sorcha Eastwood —
Steve Reed —
Steve Witherden —
Stuart Anderson —
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Suella Braverman —
Tahir Ali —
Terry Jermy —
Tessa Munt —
Tim Farron —
Tom Hayes —
Tony Vaughan —
Torcuil Crichton —
Torsten Bell —
Tracy Gilbert —
Tulip Siddiq —
Victoria Atkins —
Wendy Morton —
Yasmin Qureshi —
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