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Record· PetitionPetition 729604closed
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 6 June 2025
Review the DVLA and its treatment of customers from disadvantaged groups. Review how the DVLA could be modernised to ensure it delivers an efficient, fair service that is fit for 2025, saving costs along the way.
We think their systems & processes can result in terrible customer service and in needless delays. We feel communication can be inconsistent, wrong, frustrating & antagonising. We think some customers are severely inconvenienced and there is a cost to taxpayers in unnecessary admin, not forgetting lost income due to delays in issuing licenses. We think a digital-first approach could improve service and reduce costs significantly.
Record· PetitionPetition 713924closed
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 13 January 2025
I lost my baby at 21 weeks pregnant. I left the hospital without my baby after enduring a traumatic premature labour. What made it worse was the insensitive targeting I received due to the social media algorithms, which bombarded me with pregnancy, baby, maternity, and IVF advertisements.
We want the government to hold social media companies accountable and require them to allow users to alter their preferences regarding pregnancy, miscarriage, or fertility. Seeing IVF advertisements or baby clothing after losing a baby is indescribable and horrific. We think that something must be done to address this.
Bill· Private Members' Bill (Starting in the House of Lords)Bill 3074open
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 29 November 2021
A Bill to regulate the use of automated decision-making in the public sector; to require a public authority to complete an algorithmic impact assessment in prescribed form where it procures or develops an automated decision-making system; to establish a Minister for standards in algorithm use; and for connected purposes
Motion· Early Day MotionEDM 866open
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 10 December 2013
That this House calls on search engine giant Google to be mindful of supporting small to medium business and reset their algorithms in such a way that small and medium-sized businesses who pay their taxes are not disadvantaged against large multi-national foot loose companies; and notes that some small businesses recently reported that changes by Google to algorithms have cut 30 per cent of internet hits and traffic to their sites, hitting sales and profits and potentially losing the Exchequer millions, if not more, in lost tax revenues and undermining jobs in the real economy.