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Procedural Motion

Motion on 50th anniversary of the continuous at sea deterrent

Wednesday, 10 April 2019

What was this vote about?

This was a procedural vote on how Parliament conducts its business, rather than a vote on policy.

The result

Motion passed
Margin: 208
241
33
Aye (88%)No (12%)

274 of 650 eligible MPs voted (42% turnout)

How each party voted

Conservative
Voted for
42 aye0 no24 absent
Labour (Co-op)
Voted for
22 aye0 no113 absent
Democratic Unionist Party
Voted for
3 aye0 no1 absent
Reform UK
Voted for
1 aye0 no2 absent
Scottish National Party
Voted against
0 aye4 no1 absent
Plaid Cymru
Voted against
0 aye2 no

Who rebelled?

No MPs voted against their party on this division.

Turnout by party

42%
Plaid Cymru
2/2 (100%)
Scottish National Party
4/5 (80%)
Democratic Unionist Party
3/4 (75%)
Conservative
42/66 (64%)
Reform UK
1/3 (33%)
Labour (Co-op)
22/135 (16%)
Liberal Democrat
0/7 (0%)
Independent
0/4 (0%)

What happens next?

This procedural vote sets the rules for how a debate or bill is handled. It does not directly change the law.