King's Speech (Motion for an Address): Amendment (d)

103 Aye / 363 No · lost by 260 · 4 tellers (not counted)

What this vote was about

The Motion for an Address is the formal Commons reply to the King's Speech, the government's legislative programme read at the start of each parliamentary session. The vote is on whether the Commons accepts the speech as the basis for the session's work. Amendments to it test specific government commitments.

How MPs voted

Voted AYE (103)

Liberal Democrat(63)

Scottish National Party(9)

Labour(6)

Independent(6)

Democratic Unionist Party(4)

Plaid Cymru(4)

Green Party(4)

Your Party(2)

Social Democratic & Labour Party(2)

Alliance(1)

Sorcha Eastwood

Ulster Unionist Party(1)

Robin Swann

Traditional Unionist Voice(1)

Jim Allister

Voted NO (363)

Labour(359)

Independent(4)

Member 1506
Member 4667
Karl Turner
Mr Bayo Alaba

Conservative(1)

Sir John Hayes

Totals are Parliament’s official count, which does not include the tellers. Parliament’s published list names 101 of the 103 Aye voters and 362 of the 363 No voters; tellers are listed and marked but not counted.