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National Security Bill

Lords ping-pong. The Lords changed the bill; this vote is the Commons deciding whether to REJECT those changes and push back.

Formally: National Security Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 22B · division 271, 26 Jun 2023

Called it
you read the House right

You read the House right

The House said YES - it went through.

AYE 0
NO 0

How the parties broke

Conservative
285-2
Labour
0-144
Scottish National Party
0-32
Liberal Democrat
0-10
Independent
1-4
Plaid Cymru
0-3

The twist: 3 MPs voted against most of their own party.

Julian Lewis (Conservative, no) · Jeremy Wright (Conservative, no) · Scott Benton (Independent, aye) - counted against each party's own majority (where ≥5 voted and ≥60% went one way).

See the receipt - the official division, hash-stamped

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