Whose Side Are You On?
National Security (State Threats) 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.
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
What they were voting on — Parliament's own words
“A Bill to make provision for the designation of bodies involved in foreign power threat activity; to create offences relating to bodies designated under this Act; and for connected purposes.”
Forget how the House voted — how would YOU vote?