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Vote · 14 Apr 2026 · Justice and policing

Crime and policing: changes from the House of Lords

MPs voted on changes the House of Lords made to the planned law on crime and policing. 247 MPs voted for and 21 against, so it was agreed. 13 MPs voted against their own party.

Official title: Crime and Policing Bill: motion to agree with all remaining Lords Amendments · Division 476

Where is this law up to? See Crime and policing →

FOR (AYE)
247
AGAINST (NO)
21
RESULT
Agreed

How each party voted

Labour237 · 12
Independent1 · 4
Democratic Unionist Party5 · 0
Plaid Cymru0 · 3
Traditional Unionist Voice1 · 0
Green Party0 · 1
Your Party0 · 1
Ulster Unionist Party1 · 0

Source: Commons Votes API · Official record

View data table
PartyForAgainstVoted against own party
Labour2371212
Independent141
Democratic Unionist Party500
Plaid Cymru030
Traditional Unionist Voice100
Green Party010
Your Party010
Ulster Unionist Party100

Who voted against their party?

Show the list (13)
MPAreaPartyVoted
Dan NorrisNorth East Somerset and HanhamIndependentFor
Andy McDonaldMiddlesbrough and Thornaby EastLabourAgainst
Brian LeishmanAlloa and GrangemouthLabourAgainst
Grahame MorrisEasingtonLabourAgainst
Ian ByrneLiverpool West DerbyLabourAgainst
Ian LaveryBlyth and AshingtonLabourAgainst
Imran HussainBradford EastLabourAgainst
John McDonnellHayes and HarlingtonLabourAgainst
Jon TrickettNormanton and HemsworthLabourAgainst
Mary Kelly FoyCity of DurhamLabourAgainst
Neil Duncan-JordanPooleLabourAgainst
Rebecca Long BaileySalfordLabourAgainst
Richard BurgonLeeds EastLabourAgainst