Richard Fuller

Voting Patterns

Mr Fuller shows very high party loyalty (99%), with attendance above the party average (60%). His voting record places him on the centre-right (57/100). He generally backs stricter immigration controls and the Rwanda deportation scheme, while his voting on welfare and public spending issues, such as Universal Credit, has tended to oppose expansions; his votes on NHS funding, VAT changes and related domestic issues have been more mixed. He has also voted against his party on a small number of occasions, including notable rebel votes on the Tobacco and Vapes Bill (April 2024) and on Abortion (Northern Ireland) Regulations in 2021–22.

Notable Positions

• Tougher immigration controls and a firmer asylum system (voted for immigration controls and for the asylum system).
• Supports the Rwanda deportation scheme (generally voted for).
• Generally opposed to expanding Universal Credit (voted against expansions).
• Mixed voting record on NHS funding (no single clear stance).
• Mixed voting record on VAT changes (no single clear stance).

Financial Interests

Declares 11 financial interests, including miscellaneous entries, two items connected with employment and earnings (including ongoing paid employment), and land and property holdings inside and outside the UK.