House of Commons

Largest rebellions

The Commons divisions where the most MPs voted against their own party majority. Each MP's rebellion is attributed to the party they sat for at the time of the vote.

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Date	Division	Result	Rebels
11 Jan 2023	Opposition day: NHS: Long-term strategy: Government amendment Conservative 2 NHS / Health 11 Jan 2023 · Passed 289–0	Passed 289–0	2
3 Dec 2025	Pension Schemes Bill: New Clause 3 Conservative 2 Benefits 3 Dec 2025 · Rejected 87–299	Rejected 87–299	2
25 Apr 2023	Opposition Day: Water quality (sewage discharge): motion as amended Conservative 2 Environment / Climate 25 Apr 2023 · Passed 286–0	Passed 286–0	2
21 Oct 2020	Opposition Motion: Additional Covid-19 Restrictions: Fair Economic Support Conservative 2 21 Oct 2020 · Rejected 261–340	Rejected 261–340	2
1 Feb 2021	Opposition Day: Unsafe Cladding Labour 2 1 Feb 2021 · Passed 263–0	Passed 263–0	2
27 Jan 2021	Covert Human Intelligence Sources (Criminal Conduct) Bill: Lords Amendment 2: Motion to Disagree Conservative 2 Crime / Justice 27 Jan 2021 · Passed 363–267	Passed 363–267	2
21 Oct 2016	Closure Motion: Sexual Offences (Pardons Etc.) Bill second reading Conservative 2 21 Oct 2016 · Passed 57–0	Passed 57–0	2
15 May 2018	Data Protection Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 62B and agree amendments in lieu Conservative 2 Digital / Online Safety 15 May 2018 · Passed 301–289	Passed 301–289	2
21 Oct 2020	The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (North of England, North East and North West of England and... Conservative 2 21 Oct 2020 · Passed 332–4	Passed 332–4	2
12 Jun 2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill: Lords amendment 43 motion to disagree Conservative 1 · Labour 1 Brexit / EU 12 Jun 2018 · Passed 322–306	Passed 322–306	2
8 Feb 2017	European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill: Committee of the whole House Amdt 29 Labour 2 Brexit / EU 8 Feb 2017 · Rejected 288–338	Rejected 288–338	2
30 Mar 2022	Health and Care Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 30 Conservative 2 NHS / Health 30 Mar 2022 · Passed 265–156	Passed 265–156	2
7 Mar 2023	Public Order Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 6 Conservative 2 Crime / Justice 7 Mar 2023 · Passed 281–236	Passed 281–236	2
7 Feb 2017	EU (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill Committee of the whole House: New Clause 143 Labour 2 Brexit / EU 7 Feb 2017 · Rejected 79–333	Rejected 79–333	2
15 Jun 2016	Opposition Day: EU Membership Labour 2 15 Jun 2016 · Passed 257–0	Passed 257–0	2
11 Sept 2020	Motion to sit in private Conservative 2 Tax 11 Sept 2020 · Rejected 0–76	Rejected 0–76	2
18 Nov 2016	Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill: Second Reading Conservative 2 Democracy / Parliament 18 Nov 2016 · Passed 253–37	Passed 253–37	2
17 Oct 2023	Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 244 Conservative 2 Devolution / Local Government 17 Oct 2023 · Passed 289–136	Passed 289–136	2
9 Jun 2021	Opposition day: Investing in children and young people Labour 2 Education 9 Jun 2021 · Passed 224–0	Passed 224–0	2
12 May 2025	Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill Report Stage: New Clause 14 Liberal Democrat 2 Migration 12 May 2025 · Rejected 98–402	Rejected 98–402	2
1 Feb 2022	Opposition Day: Oil and gas producers: Windfall tax Labour 2 Energy Tax 1 Feb 2022 · Passed 192–0	Passed 192–0	2
14 Apr 2021	Ten Minute Rule Motion: NHS Pay Award (Report) Labour 2 NHS / Health 14 Apr 2021 · Passed 222–0	Passed 222–0	2
6 Jul 2016	Opposition Motion: EU Nationals in the UK Labour 2 6 Jul 2016 · Passed 245–2	Passed 245–2	2
17 Oct 2023	Devolution (Employment) (Scotland): Ten Minute Rule Motion Plaid Cymru 1 · Scottish National Party 1 Devolution / Local Government 17 Oct 2023 · Rejected 22–33	Rejected 22–33	2
19 Oct 2016	Opposition Motion: House of Lords reform and the size of the House of Commons Conservative 1 · Democratic Unionist Party 1 Democracy / Parliament 19 Oct 2016 · Rejected 245–278	Rejected 245–278	2

Division source Commons Votes API

Definition A rebellion is a recorded Aye/No vote cast against the majority of the MP's own party group. The count is the number of such votes in the division. Independents and the Speaker take no whip and cannot rebel. This is a factual count, not a judgement of motive.