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The Crossbencher14 APR 2026
Commons division 472 (2026-04-14): Crime and Policing Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 334 - Ayes 356, Noes 90
CLAIMDivision 472 · 2026-04-14
SOURCEcommonsvotes-api.parliament.uk (Commons Votes API)
RETRIEVED19 JUL 2026 · sha256 d62ce575…8aa1

How the parties broke

Labour
281-0
Conservative
0-78
Liberal Democrat
60-0
Independent
6-3
Democratic Unionist Party
0-5
Green Party
4-0
Plaid Cymru
3-0

3 MPs voted against most of their own party (where ≥5 voted and ≥60% went one way): Rosie Duffield (Independent) · Alex Easton (Independent) · Patrick Spencer (Independent)

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SUBJECTdataset · commons-divisions
STATUSauto
SOURCEhttps://commonsvotes-api.parliament.uk/data/division/2306.json
SHA-256d62ce5759eae690ba6d026166c8ebddef2a8efb1c376b171cef64c311a828aa1
RETRIEVED2026-07-19T14:20:47.381+00:00
OCCURRED2026-04-14T19:53:00+00:00
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