Here is our weekly update on how your Stone MP has voted in recent parliamentary sessions and also any debates they’ve taken part in.
As part of the service offered by TheyWorkForYou, we receive daily summaries of voting and debate participation for our Stone MP, these are catalogued and this weekly summary is produced in chronological order.
We’re publishing the information of the votes, as well as a link to the debate and the results of the votes. Feel free to explore the topics being debated and the votes being cast by clicking on the description that goes along with the vote.
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17th January 2022
Bill Cash : 5 votes
Elections Bill – New Clause 1 – Voting from age 16 in parliamentary elections
Voted (no) against adding a new Clause that would lower the voting age to 16 in UK parliamentary elections. (division #160; result was 236 aye, 326 no)
Elections Bill – New Clause 2 – Permissible donors
Voted (no) against adding a new Clause to prevent overseas electors donating to political parties in the UK. (division #161; result was 237 aye, 318 no)
Elections Bill – Clause 1 – Voter identification
Voted (no) against removing the Voter ID provision of the Bill. (division #162; result was 235 aye, 321 no)
Elections Bill – Clause 26 – Joint campaigning by registered parties and third parties
Voted (no) against removing the provisions relating to joint campaigning by registered parties and third parties. (division #163; result was 234 aye, 326 no)
Elections Bill – Third Reading
Voted (aye) to pass the Elections Bill in the House of Commons. (division #164; result was 324 aye, 235 no)
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Bill Cash : 1 vote
Building Safety Bill – New Clause 3
Voted no (division #165; result was 180 aye, 298 no)
Bill Cash : 1 Westminster Hall debate
Small Modular Reactors and Energy Security
Bill Cash: I congratulate my hon. Friend on the incredible work she does in this field, as well as not only her APPG work, but her work in relation to the Nuclear Industry Association. I pay tribute to Tim Stone, Lincoln Hill, and the other people who are doing amazing work, and I congratulate my hon. Friend very much on everything she has been doing.
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