Commons votes

28 March 2022 · Rights & Democracy

How MPs voted: Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill: Motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 80G

Disagree with Lords Amendment on protest powers

Voting Aye meant: Supported stricter protest laws

278voted Aye
202voted No
Passed by 76 votes

By party

MPs who sit now. The totals above are the official count.

PartyAyeNo
Labour091
Conservative670
Labour (Co-op)019
Liberal Democrat011
Reform UK50
Democratic Unionist Party03
Scottish National Party03
Independent02
Plaid Cymru02
Social Democratic & Labour Party02
Your Party02

How each MP voted

207 of 480 recorded votes were cast by MPs who still sit, listed here. MPs who did not vote are not shown: an absence can mean a pair, ministerial duty, illness or a deliberate abstention, and the data cannot tell those apart.

Aye (72)

No (135)

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Source: division 234 on votes.parliament.uk ↗. The plain-English summary is ours.