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UK Parliament

Follow the UK Parliament: find MPs and Lords, how to contact them and what they have declared, see how they voted, track bills with their stages, documents and amendments, read written questions, answers and ministerial statements, check committees and their meetings, and search what was said in Hansard.

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Steps a workflow can run in UK Parliament.

  • Find MPs and LordsFind members of the House of Commons or the House of Lords by name, party or constituency: their party, seat, when they joined and whether they still sit.
  • Get MP or LordGet an MP's or Lord's profile: party, seat, status, a one-line summary, and how to contact them (email, phone, office addresses, website). Tick the box to add what they have declared in the register of interests: paid work, donations, gifts, visits, property and shareholdings.
  • Get a member's careerGet the government and opposition posts, committee memberships, parties and constituencies an MP or Lord has held, newest first, and the posts they hold now.
  • Get how a member votedGet an MP's or Lord's voting record, newest first: each division, how they voted and whether it passed. Narrow it by words in the title or by date.
  • Find a constituency and its MPFind a constituency by name, or the one a postcode is in, with the MP who represents it now.
  • Get election resultGet the latest election result in a constituency: the winner, majority, turnout, and every candidate's votes and share.
  • Get party seat countsGet how many seats each party holds in the Commons or the Lords, today or on a past date, largest first, with the split between men and women.
  • Search billsFind bills by title, session, House, status, type or sponsor, most recently updated first: where each one is now and its page on bills.parliament.uk.
  • Get billGet a bill's details: its long title, sponsors, current stage, every stage it has been through in each House with the dates, and its published documents newest first (each version of the bill, explanatory notes, amendment papers, impact assessments), with links to read them.
  • List bill amendmentsList the amendments tabled to a bill at one stage, with who proposed them and what happened to them. Leave the stage empty for the latest stage that has amendments.
  • Search votesFind the votes (divisions) held in the Commons or the Lords, newest first, by words in the title or by date: the result and the numbers on each side.
  • Get vote resultGet one vote (division): the result, how every member voted, and the numbers for and against from each party.
  • Search written questionsFind written questions MPs and Lords have put to the government, newest first, with the start of each answer. Narrow by words, who asked, the department, whether it has been answered, and date.
  • Get written questionGet a written question in full with the government's answer, who answered and when.
  • Search written statementsFind written statements ministers have made to Parliament, newest first, by words, House, minister, department and date.
  • Get written statementGet a written ministerial statement in full.
  • Get committeeGet a select or joint committee: what it scrutinises, how to contact it, its chair and its current members.
  • List committee meetingsList committee meetings in date order, from today unless you pick a date: evidence sessions, private meetings and visits, with the inquiry, room and time.
  • Search HansardSearch Hansard, the official record of what is said in Parliament, newest first: find whole debates, or each thing said, by one MP or Lord or by anyone, with the debate it was in.
  • Get debate transcriptGet a debate from Hansard: everything said, in order, with who said it and when, the list of speakers, and the whole transcript as one text.

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