Stone MP Sir Bill Cash – Parliamentary Votes and Debates 28th February – 4th March 2022

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.

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28th February 2022

Bill Cash : 4 Votes

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill – Clause 7 – Duties to collaborate and plan to prevent and reduce serious violence

Voted (aye) to disagree with Lords amendment 72 (division #194; result was 311 aye, 189 no)

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill – Clause 141 – Serious violence reduction orders: piloting

Voted (aye) to disagree with Lords amendment 116 (division #195; result was 314 aye, 187 no)

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill – After Clause 170 – Offence of Requiring or Accepting Sexual Relations as a Condition of Accommodation

Voted (aye) to disagree with Lords amendment 141 (division #196; result was 304 aye, 198 no)

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill – Clause 139 – Secure 16 to 19 Academies

Voted (aye) to disagree with Lords amendment 107 (division #197; result was 314 aye, 190 no)

Bill Cash : 1 Commons debate

Sanctions

Bill Cash: Will the Foreign Secretary confirm that the secondary legislation being introduced is now in the Vote Office, or that it will be very soon? Will she also please confirm that, from a practical point of view, the consequences of this legislation will be set out in clear and simple language and in an easily understood way so that the people who are affected by it—British businesses and British individuals—can understand precisely and easily what is happening?

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1st March 2022

Bill Cash : 2 Votes

National Insurance Contributions Bill – Clause 2 – Freeport conditions

Voted aye (division #202; result was 295 aye, 197 no)

National Insurance Contributions Bill – Clause 7 – Veteran conditions

Voted aye (division #203; result was 297 aye, 195 no)

Bill Cash : 1 Commons debate

Ukraine

Bill Cash: May I strongly commend my right hon. Friend for her tremendous work in this field? She has enormous problems to deal with, and I am sure the House will be united in supporting her, the Prime Minister and the Government in this national emergency. Will she do everything possible to ensure that the Nationality and Borders Bill—currently in the House of Lords—which she has indicated needs tobe amended, will be enacted as soon as possible? Will she urge the House of Lords to take the measures necessary to get that legislation on to the statute book as soon as possible?

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Bill Cash : 2 votes

Deferred Divisions – Social Security

Voted aye (division #204; result was 302 aye, 1 no)

Deferred Divisions – Social Security

Voted aye (division #205; result was 303 aye, 11 no)

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