Lords Amendment

Motion to Disagree with the Lords in their Amendment 49F (Data Use and Access Bill)

Tuesday, 3 June 2025

What was this vote about?

MPs voted on this matter in the House of Commons.

The result

Motion passed

Margin: 132

317

185

Aye (63%)No (37%)

502 of 650 eligible MPs voted (77% turnout)

How each party voted

Labour (Co-op)

Voted for

315 aye1 no85 absent

Independent

Voted against

1 aye5 no7 absent

Conservative

Voted against

0 aye94 no22 absent

Liberal Democrat

Voted against

0 aye64 no6 absent

Democratic Unionist Party

Voted against

0 aye5 no

Reform UK

Voted against

0 aye4 no4 absent

Who rebelled?(2 MPs)

2 MPs voted against their party whip.

Independent(1 rebel — party voted no)

Dan Norris(North East Somerset and Hanham)

aye

Labour (Co-op)(1 rebel — party voted aye)

John McDonnell(Hayes and Harlington)

Turnout by party

77%

Ulster Unionist Party

1/1 (100%)

Democratic Unionist Party

5/5 (100%)

Green Party

4/4 (100%)

Traditional Unionist Voice

1/1 (100%)

Alliance

1/1 (100%)

Liberal Democrat

64/70 (91%)

Conservative

94/116 (81%)

Labour (Co-op)

316/401 (79%)

What happens next?

The Lords amendment result is sent back to the other House for consideration.