House of Commons
29 January 2026
The Holocaust Memorial Act 2026 is a UK law focused on Holocaust remembrance and memorialisation. It has completed its passage through Parliament and received Royal Assent, so it is now law. The act provides a framework for how the nation honours Holocaust victims and runs remembrance activities.
The bill has completed its journey through Parliament and is now law. Implementation of its provisions will follow as set out in the Act.
In 2023, an amendment to the bill was defeated in the Commons by 379 votes to 11. Among parties, the DUP supported the amendment, while Conservative, Labour and several other parties opposed; some groups are noted as mixed or not voting.
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