The world's political record
Person
United Kingdom · Official source
7 September 2026 · United Kingdom · UK Parliament
7 September 2026 · United Kingdom · UK Parliament
7 September 2026 · United Kingdom · UK Parliament
7 September 2026 · United Kingdom · UK Parliament
22 July 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
15 July 2026 · United Kingdom · UK Parliament
15 July 2026 · United Kingdom · UK Parliament
30 June 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
22 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
22 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
20 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
20 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
20 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
20 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
16 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
16 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
16 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
16 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
16 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
15 April 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
25 March 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
23 March 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
23 March 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
18 March 2026 · United Kingdom · House of Lords
Showing the 24 most recent votes of 1,065. Browse the full list
United Kingdom · UK Parliament
A Bill to require the Secretary of State to introduce proposals to halve the disability employment gap; and for connected purposes.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 September 2024
A Bill to transfer responsibility for the Crown Estate in Wales to the Welsh Government; and for connected purposes.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 6 June 2022
A Bill to provide that powers devolved to Senedd Cymru must not be amended or withdrawn without a super-majority vote of its elected members; and for connected purposes
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 February 2022
A Bill to make provision for a review of access for people with learning disabilities to healthcare and other services; to make provision for a review of the provision of learning disability services across government; to make associated provision for the reform of such services; to provide a statutory code of practice on the public sector equality duty for public bodies for matters relating to learning disabilities; and for connected purposes
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 5 February 2020
A Bill to make provision to ensure that the police forces in England and Wales have sufficient resources to deliver police services; and for connected purposes
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 29 October 2019
A Bill to make provision to ensure that the police forces in England and Wales have sufficient resources to deliver police services; and for connected purposes
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 6 July 2017
A Bill to make provision for ensuring that police forces in England and Wales have sufficient resources to deliver police services; and for connected purposes
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 June 2014
A Bill to Make provision to ensure that the terms and conditions of employment offered by employers do not put workers who are permanently domiciled in the United Kingdom at a disadvantage through offering any bonus or payment in kind; and for connected purposes.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 20 December 2000
That this House calls on the Government to reconsider social security regulations which interpret a national income as accruing from capital over the ú3,000 threshold capital rule; believes that the discrepancy between the actual income and the notional income leads to either an income lower than the minimum provided by income support regulations, or to an inevitable diminution of capital to subsidise living costs; and calls for early action to remedy this anomaly.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 28 November 2000
That this House notes with concern that, notwithstanding the Autumn Statement, the pump price of diesel has increased by a further penny per litre since that statement, causing a further devastating erosion of the viability and competitiveness of hauliers and other businesses; notes that the present price of diesel at 86 pence per litre in France, 54 pence per litre in Belgium and 48 pence per litre in Luxembourg; and calls on the Government to pursue with urgency within the European Union initiatives to establish a common level of duty and tax on diesel and petrol so as to achieve a level playing field for UK business and in the meantime to introduce a regulatory regime to control the pump prices of diesel by use of a variable rate of duty, thereby holding the pump price to 1999 levels for the next 12 months.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 21 November 2000
That this House congratulates RNIB Multiple Disability Services on their campaign to increase access to eye care for adults with learning difficulties; welcomes the recent launch of RNIB's Right to Sight Video and Resource Pack for staff and information booklets for service users; notes that only a minority of people with learning difficulties have regular eye tests, yet 30 per cent. have serious eye problems; regrets that people with learning difficulties experience prejudice and environmental and other barriers to receiving quality eye care resulting in some being denied eye tests, glasses or eye surgery and even losing their sight unnecessarily; believes that undetected or unaddressed eye problems can reduce a person's autonomy and independence and that earlier detection and treatment would improve people's quality of life and be a more effective use of resources; and calls on the Government to review the arrangements for the funding, provision and quality assurance of eye tests for people with learning difficulties to ensure that their rights under the Patient's Charter become a reality.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 25 October 2000
leave out from 'Directorate' to first 'to' in line 9, and insert 'and a number of relevant organisations in Wales yet there was a failure'.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 23 October 2000
After 'Government', insert "notes that approval can be given immediately regardless of the status or outcome of the UK-US talks as Singapore Airlines is not party to any agreement between the two countries; notes".
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 27 July 2000
That this House calls on the Government to make beta-interferon available on the National Health Service to patients suffering from multiple sclerosis; recognises the clinical judgement which deems it to be potentially beneficial; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to hold discussions with the National Assembly for Wales on how a similar intiative can be implemented in Wales.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 13 April 2000
to add at end 'and to respect the wishes of the National Assembly of Wales not to implement such a scheme and to enable Wales to adopt policies in this matter which are in line with the wishes of parents, teachers, unions and of the National Assembly.'.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 20 March 2000
That this House notes that the deadline for the Government to submit this year's claim for agrimonetary compensation is the end of April; recognises that agriculture is going through a very difficult period, not least because of the high value of sterling against the euro; sees agrimonetary compensation as a directly relevant way of ameliorating this problem; notes that all EU states, with the exception of the UK, have over recent years claimed the EU-funded share of agrimonetary compensation; and calls on the Government to submit a full claim before the end of April.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 20 March 2000
That this House regrets that Barclays Bank is pursuing a programme of closure of banks in small towns and in rural areas; notes with dismay that Cricieth - the home town of David Lloyd George MP, one of Britain's greatest Chancellors - will be a Barclays-free area; believes that maintaining an adequate infrastructure of banking facilities is essential to serve the tourists and associated service industries, as well as the indigenous population, in a town such as Cricieth; and calls on Barclays Bank to withdrawn the closure threat against their branch in Cricieth.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 2 March 2000
That this House regrets that, despite promises to the contrary, the Government is still not making adequate resources available to the NHS to fund much-needed new capital expenditure projects; and calls on the Chancellor to refrain from reducing direct taxation in the forthcoming Budget and to use part of the money thus retained, to ensure adequate capital funding of the NHS and in particular to build new community hospitals where such new facilities are identified as necessary.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 2 March 2000
That this House regrets the complacency of DTI Ministers concerning the effect which the high parity of the pound is having on the future viability of the UK steel industry, as manifested at DTI questions on 2nd March; notes that the Minister for Energy and Competitiveness in Europe dismissed worries at Llanwern and Ebbw Vale as being no more than press speculation; and calls on the Government, in the context of the forthcoming budget, to introduce the necessary fiscal policy changes to reduce the parity of the pound to a level which gives a fairer opportunity to the steel industry to compete on a level playing field.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 21 February 2000
That this House expresses its dismay and concern at the continuing collapse of the price received by dairy farmers for their milk; notes that the price per litre has dropped from 25 pence in 1996 to 17 pence this year, which in real terms reflects a price reduction of almost 40 per cent.; expresses horror at the expectation that prices will fall a further 1.5 pence per litre during the coming year and could be as low a 12 pence per litre by June; in these desperate circumstances, calls on the Government to make available the full permissible amount of agri-monetary compensation to the dairy sector forthwith; and urges a fundamental review of the effects of an over-valued pound on the UK productive economy.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 21 February 2000
leave out 'nations well-being and quality of life' and insert 'well-being and quality of life of each of the nations of the UK'
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 21 February 2000
leave out 'nation's cultural achievements' and insert 'cultural achievements of each of the nations of the UK, which are'
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 21 February 2000
leave out 'country' and insert 'UK'
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 31 January 2000
leave out from 'recommended;' to end and add 'and calls on the Welsh Assembly, the Northern Ireland Executive and the UK Government to follow this example and to abolish all tuition fees.'.
Showing the 24 most recent records of 25. Browse the full list