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National Security (State Threats) Bill

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Lords ping-pong. The Lords changed the bill; this vote is the Commons deciding whether to accept that change.

Formally: National Security (State Threats) Bill: motion to agree to Lords Amendment 1 · division 49, 06 Jul 2026

You voted NO

You just sided with 0 MPs — and against 0. The House went the other way.

Your unexpected allies, by party

Conservative
82 with you
Independent
1 with you
Labour
0 with you
Liberal Democrat
0 with you
Scottish National Party
0 with you
Plaid Cymru
0 with you
Green Party
0 with you

"With you" = MPs whose recorded vote matches yours in this division.

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