House of Lords
5 May 2022
The Skills and Post-16 Education Act 2022 is UK law that sets out policies to improve skills development and education after the age of 16. It has now become law, after receiving Royal Assent, with cross-party support from Labour and Liberal Democrats but opposition from Conservative MPs.
The bill has completed its journey through Parliament and received Royal Assent, becoming law. It originated in the Lords and is now in force as legislation.
In the Commons, Labour (Co‑op) and Liberal Democrats voted in favour; Conservatives largely voted against. Other parties and groups were mixed, with some smaller parties supporting or opposing as indicated in the official records.
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Based on 4 recorded votes • Sorted by % Aye