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
15 Apr 2021	Domestic Abuse Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 33 Conservative 1 Crime / Justice Transport 15 Apr 2021 · Passed 361–218	Passed 361–218	1
25 Apr 2022	Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill: Motion to insist on disagreement to LA 80 Conservative 1 Crime / Justice 25 Apr 2022 · Passed 302–221	Passed 302–221	1
16 Jan 2023	Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill: Second Reading Conservative 1 Work / Employment 16 Jan 2023 · Passed 309–249	Passed 309–249	1
18 Oct 2023	Energy Bill [Lords]: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 274B Conservative 1 Energy 18 Oct 2023 · Passed 293–181	Passed 293–181	1
13 Jun 2016	Policing and Crime Bill Report Stage: New Clause 64 Conservative 1 Crime / Justice 13 Jun 2016 · Rejected 155–268	Rejected 155–268	1
12 Jun 2018	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill: Lords amendment 52 motion to disagree Labour 1 Brexit / EU 12 Jun 2018 · Passed 326–301	Passed 326–301	1
22 Nov 2021	Health and Care Bill Report Stage: New Clause 16 Conservative 1 NHS / Health 22 Nov 2021 · Rejected 194–298	Rejected 194–298	1
22 Feb 2017	Police Grant Report (England and Wales) 2017-18 Conservative 1 Crime / Justice 22 Feb 2017 · Passed 275–179	Passed 275–179	1
23 Jul 2024	King's Speech (Motion for an Address): Amendment (k) Social Democratic & Labour Party 1 23 Jul 2024 · Rejected 85–382	Rejected 85–382	1
21 Nov 2017	European Union (Withdrawal) Bill: Committee of the whole House Amdt 336 Labour 1 Brexit / EU 21 Nov 2017 · Rejected 296–315	Rejected 296–315	1
28 Nov 2016	Digital Economy Bill: Report Stage New Clause 8 Conservative 1 28 Nov 2016 · Rejected 220–267	Rejected 220–267	1
9 Sept 2019	That there shall be an early parliamentary general election (No. 2 motion) Liberal Democrat 1 9 Sept 2019 · Passed 293–46	Passed 293–46	1
14 Nov 2017	EU (Withdrawal) Bill: Committee of the whole House Amdt 278 Labour 1 Brexit / EU 14 Nov 2017 · Rejected 295–316	Rejected 295–316	1
14 Mar 2022	Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill [Lords] Report Stage: New Clause 1 Conservative 1 Benefits Environment / Climate 14 Mar 2022 · Rejected 179–286	Rejected 179–286	1
12 Dec 2022	Trade (Australia and New Zealand) Bill: Third Reading Democratic Unionist Party 1 Trade 12 Dec 2022 · Passed 294–46	Passed 294–46	1
15 Jul 2025	Opposition Day: Tax Liberal Democrat 1 Tax 15 Jul 2025 · Rejected 165–342	Rejected 165–342	1
16 Nov 2022	National Security Bill Report Stage: Amendment 14 Conservative 1 Defence 16 Nov 2022 · Rejected 212–283	Rejected 212–283	1
20 Mar 2019	draft Organic Production (Control of Imports) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 Conservative 1 Trade 20 Mar 2019 · Passed 315–39	Passed 315–39	1
26 May 2021	Environment Bill Report Stage New Clause 12 Conservative 1 Environment / Climate 26 May 2021 · Rejected 216–357	Rejected 216–357	1
25 Apr 2016	Immigration Bill Lords Amendment 85: Motion to disagree Conservative 1 Migration 25 Apr 2016 · Passed 302–266	Passed 302–266	1
9 May 2016	Immigration Bill Lords Amendment 85: motion to agree with amendments Conservative 1 Migration 9 May 2016 · Passed 296–258	Passed 296–258	1
5 Sept 2023	Energy Bill [Lords] Report Stage: New Clause 61 Conservative 1 Energy 5 Sept 2023 · Rejected 189–305	Rejected 189–305	1
26 Apr 2022	Judicial Review and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 11 Conservative 1 Crime / Justice 26 Apr 2022 · Passed 299–168	Passed 299–168	1
5 Nov 2025	Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 43 Labour 1 5 Nov 2025 · Passed 268–80	Passed 268–80	1
27 Mar 2023	Illegal Migration Bill: Committee of the whole House: Amendment 76 Liberal Democrat 1 Migration 27 Mar 2023 · Rejected 244–308	Rejected 244–308	1

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.