Mark Garnier

Voting Patterns

Garnier shows very high party loyalty (99%) and above-average attendance (81%). He generally votes for immigration controls (110-aye, 44-no) and the Rwanda deportation scheme (28-aye, 14-no), while his record on NHS funding, VAT changes, and transgender rights is mixed. He also has 14 rebel votes, indicating occasional deviations from the party line. He tends to oppose bus services regulation and sits on a centre-right voting profile (58/100).

Notable Positions

• Supports stricter immigration controls
• Generally voted for the Rwanda deportation scheme
• Generally votes against bus services regulation
• Occasional rebellion on end-of-life policy amendments to the Terminally Ill Adults Bill (notable for voting AYE on Amendment 77 while party voted NO, and NO on Amendments 12 and 24, plus New Clauses 1 and 2)
• Active in parliamentary committees and shadow frontbench roles, including the Space Industry (Indemnities) Bill committee and Shadow Economic Secretary to the Treasury

Financial Interests

Has 29 declared financial interests across several categories, including employment and earnings, ad hoc payments, ongoing paid employment, visits outside the UK, land and property, gifts/hospitality, shareholdings, and family members employed.