Sir Jeremy Wright

Voting Patterns

He shows very high party loyalty (99%) with good attendance (70%), and has 12 rebel votes. Positioned near the centre of the political spectrum (49/100). On policy, he has a mixed record: he has supported the asylum system and the Rwanda deportation scheme, opposed tighter bus services regulation, and his votes on Universal Credit, NHS funding, VAT, transgender rights and trade union powers vary rather than follow a single pattern.

Notable Positions

• Generally supports the asylum system
• Generally supports the Rwanda deportation scheme
• Generally opposes tighter regulation of bus services
• Demonstrates a mixed voting pattern on welfare and rights issues (Universal Credit, NHS funding, transgender rights)
• Demonstrates a mixed voting pattern on economic and corporate transparency issues (VAT changes, trade union powers)

Financial Interests

Eight declared financial interests are listed, covering employment and earnings (including ad hoc payments), miscellaneous interests, and visits outside the UK.