Tom Tugendhat

Voting Patterns

He shows very high party loyalty (99%) and decent attendance (71%), with 17 rebel votes. He generally backs tighter immigration controls and an asylum system, including support for the Rwanda deportation scheme, while he has often voted against NHS funding and against bus regulation and VAT changes. His record is mixed on Universal Credit, transgender rights, and trade unions, indicating a centrist but security-minded approach.

Notable Positions

• Supports strong immigration controls and border policy, including backing the Rwanda deportation scheme.
• Has held security-focused government roles and sits on security-related parliamentary committees, stressing national security in policy work.
• Has demonstrated independence by rebelling on specific domestic measures, such as economic crime transparency (New Clause) and certain Health, Aid, and Fire Safety bills.
• Generally votes against NHS funding and some public-service regulation, while favouring tighter controls on welfare-related spending.
• Supports asylum mechanisms and border security within a broad security-first policy stance.

Financial Interests

Declares 80 financial interests across categories, including ad hoc payments, overseas visits, land and property, ongoing paid employment, and shareholdings; entries also cover donations and loans related to MP activities.