Whose Side Are You On?
Crime and Policing Bill
▸ How to play
- A real division, drawn from the archive.
- Cast YOUR vote first - aye or no, as if you sat on the benches.
- Then meet the MPs you sided with, party by party. Prepare for surprises.
- No score, no verdict - just you against your assumptions.
Commons vote. A recorded vote of the House of Commons. The exact wording voted on is at the source link.
Formally: Crime and Policing Bill: motion to insist on Amendments 439C and 439D and disagree with Lords Amendments 439E and 439F · division 504, 22 Apr 2026
What they were voting on - Parliament's own words
“A Bill to make provision about anti-social behaviour, offensive weapons, offences against people (including sexual offences), property offences, the criminal exploitation of persons, sex offenders, stalking and public order; to make provision about powers of the police, the border force and other similar persons; to make provision about confiscation; to make provision about the police; to make provision about terrorism and national security, and about international agreements relating to crime; to make provision about the criminal liability of bodies; and for connected purposes.”
Forget how the House voted - how would YOU vote?