Just how do Labour's leading lights and Theresa May compare voting wise?

This post from Koser Saeed is rather long but well worth reading;

I've been doing a little study on comparative voting histories for Jeremy, Owen Smith, Theresa May and Sadiq Khan (well if Sadiq wants to weigh in on the debate then he deserves a little scrutiny as well, wouldn't you agree folks?). I've broken it down into categories for you so you can just pick out the stuff that's important to you if you prefer. It's been a lot of hard work but I've actually found it quite eye opening so it's been well worth it in my opinion.

I haven't included 'everything' as there's far too much to go through but I have included almost all of the key votes over the last 6yrs (i.e. from when Owen Smith first became an mp). I've gone a little further back on some of the votes because I just thought you might want to know earlier histories on some points. Please note, I've put 'N/A' against the person if it was before they became an MP.

Something that might jump out at you immediately is the fact that Sadiq Khan actually doesn't appear to have voted on anything over the past 7-8yrs. He appears to be more of a career politician that's progressed through the ranks during that time, with no less than 7 career changes (not including his recent appointment as London Mayor of course).

If you want to check any of this information or you'd like to look at other people's voting histories then there's a link at the bottom of this post that'll take you to the Public Whip website.

As always, please do let me know if you spot any errors folks and I'll amend the post if necessary.

Ok, firstly, here are all the categories I looked at....

MILITARY ACTION & DEFENCE
TRANSPORT & RAILWAYS
IMMIGRATION
TAX AVOIDANCE
FINANCE
EDUCATION
WELFARE & PENSIONS
THE NHS
EUROPEAN UNION
ENVIRONMENT
TRADE UNIONS
EMPLOYMENT
SUPPORTING BRITISH INDUSTRY & BUSINESSES
HOUSING
SCOTLAND
OTHER

And here's the report (be prepared folks, its a long one).....

MILITARY ACTION & DEFENCE

18th July 2016: UK's Nuclear Deterrent. Replacement of Trident Nuclear Submarines

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: FOR
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: NO LONGER AN MP

7th June 2016: Investigatory powers (Mass surveillance, allowing bulk interception of communications, equipment interference, and the retention and examination of bulk personal datasets)

Jeremy: Didn’t vote
Owen: FOR
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: NO LONGER AN MP

9th March 2016: Proposed European Union Directive on Measures to Combat Terrorism – vote to support a proposed EU directive on combating terrorism rather than working directly with individual countries and opposing the idea that national security is a matter for individual nations rather than an issue that requires collaboration across EU nations.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

24th February 2016: Police Funding, Crime and Community Safety – a vote to support the real-terms protection for the police budget.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

2nd December 2015: UK Airstrikes Against ISIL in Syria.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

2nd December 2015: UK Airstrikes Against ISIL in Syria – A vote to decline to authorise UK military action in Syria

Jeremy: DECLINED ACTION
Owen: DECLINED ACTION
Theresa: AUTHORISED ACTION
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

4th November 2015: Policing – A vote in favour of a funding settlement for the police that maintains frontline services and does not compromise public safety.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

26th September 2014: UK Air Strikes Against ISIL in Iraq. A voter for UK air strikes in Iraq to support Iraqi forces' efforts against ISIL.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: FOR
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

29th August 2013: Syria and the Use of Chemical Weapons. A vote to agree to a strong ‘humanitarian’ response by the international community that may, if necessary, require military action in response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

29th August 2013: Syria and the Use of Chemical Weapons. A vote to require that conditions be fulfilled, including a vote of the UN Security Council, before any military action involving UK forces in response to the use of chemical weapons in Syria.

Jeremy: Didn’t vote
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

11th July 2013: Parliamentary Consent for Lethal Support to Anti-Government Forces in Syria.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

12th June 2013: European Arrest Warrant. A vote in favour of the UK remaining part of the European Arrest Warrant system but seeking to improve its operation.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

24th June 2009: Iraq Inquiry. Parliament to set the terms of reference — rejected. A vote to demand that MPs debate and set the terms of the Iraq inquiry

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

25th March 2009: Iraq War Inquiry — No reasonable impediment. A vote for an inquiry into the Iraq war by an independent committee of privy counsellors.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

25th March 2008: Iraq Inquiry – Call rejected. No reasonable impediment. A vote for an inquiry into the Iraq war by an independent committee of privy counsellors.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

11th June 2007: Iraq Inquiry – Call rejected. A vote to support the principle that there should be an inquiry into the Iraq War by an independent committee of Privy Counsellors..

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

31st October 2006: Iraq. Select committee inquiry — rejected. A vote for a further inquiry into the war in Iraq.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

17th May 2004: Iraq Security Situation. This House notes with concern the deteriorating security situation in Iraq and the Middle East and the impact on public opinion in Iraq of the reports of mistreatment of Iraqi citizens and detainees; believes that progress in Iraq is only possible if the role of the United Nations is expanded and enhanced and the transfer of sovereignty to the Iraqis on 30th June is real and visible; recalls that on 18th March 2003 when this House endorsed military action against Saddam Hussein it did so on an understanding that progress on the road map for a peace settlement between Israel and the Palestinians would be a priority for Her Majesty's Government; expresses its disappointment that recent events have made the achievement of a negotiated two state solution more difficult and less likely; recognises the bravery and professionalism of British armed forces serving in Iraq in difficult and dangerous circumstances; calls upon Her Majesty's Government not to commit any further troops unless requested by United Kingdom commanders in Iraq for the purposes of securing the safety of British forces and the fulfilling of Britain's legal obligations under international law towards the inhabitants of Iraq; and further declares that any such troops should remain under United Kingdom operational command and within the area currently under United Kingdom control.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: N/A

9th March 2004: Iraq — Attorney-General's Advice. A vote for the publication of the Attorney-General's advice on the legality of the war in Iraq.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: N/A

16th July 2003: Iraq — Foreign Affairs Committee Report. A vote for a judicial inquiry into the decision to go to war in Iraq.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: N/A

4th June 2003: Iraq — Weapons of Mass Destruction Inquiry. A vote for an independent inquiry into the handling of intelligence on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. A subsequent motion noted the Intelligence and Security Committee is the appropriate body to carry out any inquiry.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: N/A

18th March 2003: Iraq — Declaration of War. A vote for a motion stating the Government should use all means necessary to ensure the disarmament of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction. Support for the motion by the majority of MPs led to the UK joining the US invasion of Iraq two days later.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: N/A

26th February 2003: Iraq — Endorse UN Security Council Resolution 1441 — Final Opportunity for Iraq to Disarm. A vote to endorse UN Security Council resolution 1441 giving Iraq a final opportunity to comply with its disarmament obligations.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: N/A
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: N/A

26th February 2003: Iraq — Case for war is unproven. A vote to say the case for military action against Iraq is as yet unproven.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: N/A

25th November 2003: Iraq — UN Security Council Resolution 1441 — Second resolution necessary. A vote for requiring the support of the UN Security Council and the support of a vote of MPs in the House of Commons before the commitment of UK forces to military action in Iraq.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: N/A
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: N/A

TRANSPORT & RAILWAYS
23rd March 2016: Allow, but not require, High Speed 2 passenger services to be run by the public sector operators.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

19th Jan 2016: Public Ownership of Railways and Bus Regulation – A vote to support regulation of local bus networks and for public ownership of the railways.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

29th October 2014: Railways (Public Sector Operators). A vote to permit public sector railway operators.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

9th January 2013: Rising Cost of Transport — Cap on Rail Fare Increases. A vote to cap rail fare increases and to ban the introduction of a new category of ticket for super-peak trains.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

5th September 2012: Rail Fares. A vote to cap annual rail fare increases at 1% above inflation and to ban increases in excess of that limit.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

IMMIGRATION

25th April 2016: Immigration Bill. Protection for Domestic Workers Subject to Immigration Conditions, enabling them to leave an employer and change jobs.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

25th April 2016: Immigration Bill. Unaccompanied Refugee Children: Vote to bring 3,000 unaccompanied refugee children from other countries in Europe` to the UK.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

25th April 2016: Immigration Bill. Vote to ban the detention of pregnant women and for guidance to be taken into account on the immigration detention of vulnerable people.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

13th October 2015: Immigration Bill – A vote in support of creating criminal offences of renting a home, driving, and working, while disqualified from doing so due to immigration status; and against other measures in the Immigration Bill.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

7th May 2014: Immigration Bill — Require Appointment of Child Trafficking Guardians for Children Suspected to Have been Trafficked. A vote to require the appointment of an independent child trafficking guardian to represent the best interests of children suspected to have been brought to the UK as part of a trade in human beings.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

7th May 2014: Immigration Bill Clause 60 — Power to Deprive Naturalised Citizen of Citizenship Even If That Would Leave Them Stateless. A vote to allow the Secretary of State to deprive a naturalised British citizen of their citizenship even if doing so would make them stateless.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

TAX AVOIDANCE
19th April 2016: Bank of England and Financial Services Bill. Combating Abusive Tax Avoidance. Give the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority duties to combat abusive tax avoidance arrangements, including by ascertaining and recording the beneficial ownership of trusts.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

13th April 2016: Tax Avoidance and Evasion – Vote to implement a series of proposals intended to reduce tax avoidance and evasion.
Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

28th June 2016: Finance Bill. Vote to publish an estimate of the impact on levels of tax avoidance and tax evasion of extending the current requirement on UK-based companies to publish information about people who have significant control over them to companies incorporated in the Crown Dependencies and the Overseas Territories.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: NO LONGER AN MP

28th June 2016: Finance Bill. Vote requiring multinational enterprises to publish a country by country tax strategy including information on their attitude to tax planning.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: NO LONGER AN MP

3rd Feb 2016: Publication of Google Tax Settlement, International Agreement on Country by Country Reporting of Company Accounts – A vote supporting the publishing full details of the Government's tax settlement with Google and for an international agreement to implement country-by-country reporting of company accounts.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

FINANCE

19 April 2016: Bank of England and Financial Services Bill. Composition of the Court of Directors of the Bank of England. Due regard to be given to the importance of ensuring a balanced representation from the nations and regions of the United Kingdom when nominating Bank of England directors.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

28th June 2016: Finance Bill. Reduction in Rate of Capital Gains Tax – Vote to reduce basic rate of capital gains tax by 8%.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: NO LONGER AN MP

26th October 2015: Finance Bill, Inheritance Tax Review – A vote to require a report on the inheritance tax regime.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

9th April 2014: Finance Bill — New Clause 5 — Report on Tax on Bankers' Bonuses and Spending Proceeds on Guaranteed Jobs. A vote for a review of the potential impact of introducing a tax on bankers bonuses and covering how the revenue could then be invested to pay for a guaranteed jobs scheme for those in long term unemployment.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

8th April 2014: Finance Bill New Clause 1 — Childcare provision. A vote to require a review of possible changes to the tax and childcare systems aimed at making childcare more affordable.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

2nd July 2013: Finance Bill Clause 38 — Real Estate Investment Trusts. A vote to require a report on the operation of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) to include consideration of the Government's support for house building, including through the tax system.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

17th April 2013: Finance Bill Clause 200 — Tax on Bankers' Bonuses. A vote for consideration of a new tax on bankers' bonuses.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

17th April 2013: Finance Bill New Clause 5 — Mansion tax. A vote in favour of considering a mansion tax (Mansion tax is a term used to describe a requirement for those owning residential properties worth over a certain amount to pay a fraction of the property's value, or a fraction of its value over a certain amount, to the Government each year in tax).

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th July 2010: Finance Bill Clause 5 — Power to Repeal High Income Excess Relief Charge. A vote to give ministers the power to repeal an additional tax on pension savings for those with a gross income of more than £150,000 in a year.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

13th July 2010: Finance Bill — Increase in Rate of Value Added Tax. A vote to increase in Value Added Tax from 17.5% to 20% from the 4th of January 2011.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

EDUCATION

13th April 2016: Schools White Paper. Voting on turning all primary and secondary schools in England into academies and shifting control over them from local councils to central government.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

19th January 2016: Education (Student Support) (Amendment) Regulations 2015 – A vote to replace Student Grants with Larger Loans for Students from England

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

18th November 2015: Protecting the Education Budget – A vote to protect the education budget in real terms, from the early years through to 19 years old.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

4th February 2015: Number of Apprenticeships — Standing and Value of Technical and Vocational Education. A vote for more apprenticeship places and to increase the standing and value of technical and vocational education.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

3rd September 2014: Funding to Create School Places. A vote for the principle of prioritising spending money to create new school places where there is greatest need.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

19th November 2013: Extending Free Nursery Places — Breakfast and After-School Clubs to Provide 8am-6pm Childcare. Plus Tax Breaks for Firms Starting to Pay a Living Wage. A vote to extend free nursery places for 3 and 4 year olds from 15 to 25 hours per week; to introduce a guarantee of 8am-6pm childcare via breakfast and after-school clubs; and for a tax rebate for firms which sign up to pay the living wage.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

11th September 2012: Higher and Further Education — Tuition Fees. A vote to reduce tuition fees to £6,000, funded by reversing the corporation tax cut for banks and requiring graduates earning over £65,000 a year to pay higher interest rates on their student loans.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

21st July 2010: Academies Bill — Statutory Consultees for Proposed Additional Academy Schools. A vote to be more prescriptive in the Academies Bill on the subject of who must be consulted prior to an additional academy school being created.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

WELFARE & PENSIONS

20th July 2016: Housing Benefit Cuts — Supported Housing. A vote to cut housing benefit for recipients in supported housing.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

23rd March 2016: Public Service Pensions Revaluation – Vote to revalue public service pensions in payment and deferment by reference to a decrease of 0.1 percent in line with the Consumer Price Index

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

24th Feb 2016: Transitional State Pension Arrangements for Women – a vote to support transitional arrangements for women adversely affected by the acceleration of the increase in the state pension age.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

23rd Feb 2016: Welfare Reform and Work Bill, Reports on Child Poverty – this was a vote in support of there being an annual report on child poverty

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

27th October 2015: Welfare Reform and Work Bill — New Clause 1 — Repeal of Tax Credits Regulations 2015. A vote for reducing the amount people are paid in tax credits.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

20th July 2015: Welfare Reform and Work Bill – Vote to support reducing the household benefit cap, freezing the rate of many working-age benefits, reducing social rents in England and other changes to the benefits system.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

20th October 2015: Opposition Day - Tax Credits. A vote in favour of an impending reduction in the amount people are paid in tax credits (Oct 2015)

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

12th November 2013: Housing Benefit — Deductions for Those Deemed to Have Excess Bedrooms. A vote for a reduction in housing benefit for social tenants deemed to have excess bedrooms.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

13th March 2013: Draft Tax Credits Up-rating, etc. Regulations 2013 — Rates of Child Tax Credit and the Working Tax Credit. A vote for setting various monetary elements and thresholds related to the rates of Child Tax Credit and the Working Tax Credit.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

21st January 2013: Welfare Benefits Up-rating Bill — Clause 1 — Rate of Increase of Certain Benefits, Payments and Tax Credits. A vote to set the rate of increase of certain benefits, payments and tax credits at 1% rather than in line with prices at 2.2% for 2014 and 2015

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

11th September 2012: Universal Credit and Welfare Reform. A vote for the publication of the business case for the “Universal Credit” scheme.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

1st February 2012: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 11 — Housing costs. A vote to require the housing cost element of universal credit to be sufficient to cover the actual cost of housing for social tenants in cases where no offer of alternative accommodation has been made and the household has no more than one spare bedroom.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

1st February 2012: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 93 — Exclusion of Child Benefit from Benefit Cap. A vote to exclude child benefit from the benefit cap.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

1st February 2012: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 51 — Employment and Support Allowance for Those With Cancer. A vote to allow those with a cancer diagnosis or undergoing cancer treatment to continue to receive contribution based Employment and Support Allowance after the usual 365 day limit is reached.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

1st February 2012: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 51 — Period of Entitlement to Contributory Employment and Support Allowance. A vote to increase the time people can receive contribution based ESA from one year to at least 730 days.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

1st February 2012: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 51 — Employment and Support Allowance for Those Ill or Disabled Since Their Youth. A vote for those who have been ill or disabled since their youth to receive Employment and Support Allowance on the same basis as if they had made sufficient National Insurance contributions to qualify for a contribution based allowance.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th June 2011: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 83 — Personal Independence Payment Eligibility, Hospital In-Patient and Care Home Residents. A vote for a proposed change to eligibility for personal independence payments for hospital in-patients and those in care homes.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th June 2011: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 79 — Personal Independence Payment Qualifying Period. A vote to reduce the period claimants with health conditions must wait before they are eligible for personal independence payments from from six to three months.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

13th June 2011: Welfare Reform Bill Clause 2 — Childcare Element in Universal Credit. A vote to introduce a childcare element to Universal Credit. A vote to introduce a childcare element to Universal Credit.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

THE NHS

9th December 2015: Opposition Day - Mental Health. A vote to enshrine the right to psychological therapies in the NHS Constitution; against equality in entitlements to treatments and against a new Government response to mental health.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

28th October 2015: Junior Doctors' Contracts – A vote to guarantee no junior doctor will have their pay cut as a result of a new junior doctors’ contract and for the Government to return to negotiations with the British Medical Association.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

21st January 2015: Raise Additional Funds for the National Health Service. A vote in favour of raising an extra £2.5 billion for the NHS from measures including a tax on properties worth over £2 million.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

21st November 2014: National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill — Second Reading. A vote for a series of changes to the powers and duties of the Secretary of State for Health in relation to the NHS; including a duty to promote comprehensive health service based on social solidarity; powers to direct more parts of the NHS and the power to cap the income NHS trusts can earn from providing services to private patients.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

10th March 2014: Care Bill, New Clause 9 — Require Annual Report on Social Care Funding Levels. A vote to require an annual report on the sufficiency of social care funding.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

12th December 2012: NHS Funding, Call on Ministers to Reflect Official Spending Statistics When Speaking About Health Spending. A vote to ask ministers to reflect the official treasury spending statistics when making public statements on health spending.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

7th November 2012: Regional Pay (NHS). A vote for regionally varying pay in the NHS.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

16th July 2012: National Health Service — Health Spending and Rationing by Cost. A vote to ask the Government to take action to prevent rationing by cost in the NHS and to call on the Government to honour its pledge to increase health spending in real terms each year.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

20th March 2012: Health and Social Care Bill, Lords Amendments — Access to NICE Approved Drugs and Improved Clarity. A vote to ensure patients would continue to have access to NICE approved drugs and treatments, whether NHS or local authority funded and to improve the clarity and functionality of the Health and Social Care Bill via a set of largely technical amendments intended to improve its clarity and to also make changes required as a consequence of the reorganisations to the NHS provided for in the Bill.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

20th March 2012: Health and Social Care Bill — Regulatory Approval of Activities by NHS Foundation Trusts Not Related to Healthcare. A vote to require the approval of the health service regulator Monitor before the implementation of any plans by Foundation Trusts which would result in their income from activities not related to healthcare exceeding 5% of their total income.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

20th March 2012: Health and Social Care Bill, Clinical Commissioning Group Members' Interests — Eligibility to Partipate in Decision Making. A vote to allow members of Clinical Commissioning Groups with a declarable interest in a provider of services to take part in discussions or decisions in relation to arrangements with that provider.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

16th January 2012: NHS — Private Patient Income Cap. A vote to reduce the amount of income an NHS foundation trust is permitted to make from private patients.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

26th October 2011: Health and Social Care Bill, Drop the Bill — Cross Party Talks on NHS Commissioning. A vote to listen to GPs and NHS staff, drop the Health and Social Care Bill and enter cross party talks on reforming NHS commissioning (Text of the motion included a number of points, including that the Prime Minister made a series of personal pledges on the NHS in the run up to the General Election which he had failed to honour and that as a result NHS spending fell in real terms in 2010-11. It also noted that there had been central approval of changes to hospital services, in breach of a moratorium on such changes and that, despite widespread opposition with the Health and Social Care Bill, the Prime Minister’s continuation was contrary to the pledge in the Coalition Agreement to stop top-down reorganisations of the NHS. It further stated that there is mounting evidence that the combination of an unprecedented financial challenge combined with the biggest reorganisation in the history of the NHS is damaging patient care and leading to longer waiting times and that there is concern that huge cuts to adult social care in England will further limit hospitals’ ability to cope with coming winter pressures)

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

6th September 2011: Health and Social Care Bill — Clause 168 — Private Patient Income Cap. A vote to continue restricting the amount of income a foundation trust can earn from private charges, known as the "private patient income cap".

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

EUROPEAN UNION

6th July 2016: EU Nationals Currently Living in the UK — Right to Remain. A vote in favour of giving EU nationals currently living in the UK the right to remain.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th June 2016: European Union Membership – Should the UK stay in the EU? A vote to say the UK needs to stay in the EU.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

8th December 2015: European Union Referendum Bill, Clause 2 — Entitlement to Vote in the Referendum — Those Aged Sixteen and Seventeen. A vote to allow those aged sixteen and seventeen to vote in the referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

ENVIRONMENT

9th May 2016: Housing and Planning Bill. A vote in favour of reducing the permitted carbon dioxide emission rate of new homes and against requiring a review of minimum energy performance requirements.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: NO LONGER AN MP

8th March 2016: Enterprise Bill – This vote was to support proposed objectives of the Green Investment Bank and arrangements for making changes to them.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th Dec 2015: Climate Change Risk Assessment and Flooding – A vote for whether or not we should have a thorough climate risk assessment that considers the implications of the Paris Summit for future flood risk.
Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

TRADE UNIONS

27th April 2016: Trade Union bill - requiring the publication of information on public sector union officials.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

10th November 2015: Trade Union Bill, Third reading – A vote on whether or not they are required to have a 50% turnout in order to make a strike ballot valid and against other aspects of increased regulation of trade union activity.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

26th March 2013: Draft Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (Amendment) Order 2013 — Minimum Consultation and Notice Period for Large Scale Collective Redundancies. A vote for reducing the minimum consultation and notice periods for large scale collective redundancies.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

11th January 2012: Trade Unions, Refund of Pay to Employers for Hours Worked by Trade Union Officials on Union Business. A vote requiring trade unions to refund employers in respect of hours trade union officials spent working on behalf of their union while being paid by their employer.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

EMPLOYMENT

8th March 2016: Enterprise Bill – a vote for regular reviews of the proposed cap on payments to public sector workers leaving employment and for adjusting the cap in line with inflation and earnings.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

6th Jan 2016: Universal Credit Work Allowance — A vote to support cutting universal credit benefits for many people in paid work

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

9th December 2015: Impact of Policies on Women – A vote to support an assessment of the impact of Government policies on women; to mitigate any disproportionate burden on women and to publish a gender equality strategy.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

SUPPORTING BRITISH INDUSTRY & BUSINESSES

29th February 2016: UK Steel Industry – a vote for tougher EU action to prevent the dumping of Chinese steel and for the publication of an industrial strategy which commits to using British steel wherever possible for publicly-funded infrastructure projects.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

28th October 2015: Steel Industry – A vote to take immediate action to protect the steel industry via measures including working with the EU to control steel imports, reductions in business rates and lower taxes on electricity as well as regulatory changes.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

HOUSING

11th May 2016: Housing and Planning Bill, Clause 72 — Vacant High Value Local Authority Housing, Local Retention of Funds for Social Housing. A vote to require the Secretary of State to consider applications from councils to fund new social housing from the proceeds of selling off vacant high value housing and to require the amounts retained by local councils to be sufficient to fund at least one replacement affordable home.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

3rd May 2016: Housing and Planning Bill, Clause 78 — Mandatory Rent Level for High Income Local Authority Tenants. A vote requiring local councils to charge high income social housing tenants rent at levels set by central Government.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

12th Jan 2016: Housing and Planning Bill, New Clause 52, Residential Lettings Fitness for Human Habitation Test – A vote in support of a requirement that landlords have to keep rented homes fit for human habitation. Existing powers enable local councils to compel landlords to tackle serious hazards.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th December 2015: Housing – A vote for Government help to be provided for families struggling with the cost of housing, including building more affordable homes to rent and buy.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

10th June 2015: Housing – A vote in favour of tackling the housing crisis by building more homes, increasing home ownership, improving the private rented sector and reducing homelessness and rough sleeping.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

17th December 2014: Housing Benefit Penalties for Social Tenants Deemed to Have Excess Bedrooms. A vote to abolish housing benefit penalties for social tenants deemed to have excess bedrooms.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

12th November 2013: Housing Benefit — Deductions for Those Deemed to Have Excess Bedrooms. A vote for a reduction in housing benefit for social tenants deemed to have excess bedrooms.

Jeremy: AGAINST
Owen: AGAINST
Theresa: FOR
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote
5th September 2012: Housing. A vote to introduce a tax on bankers' bonuses to fund 25,000 additional affordable homes, to make planned investment sooner, to reduce VAT on home improvements and to call on the Government to create jobs.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

SCOTLAND

3rd Feb 2016: Transfer of Further Powers to Scotland — Financial Arrangements. A vote for the publication of minutes of negotiations between the Scottish and UK Governments on the financial arrangements for further devolution to Scotland; for the arrangements to be agreed before the Scottish Parliament elections.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

9th November 2015: Scotland Bill, Consent of the Scottish Parliament to certain Westminster Acts – This was a vote to support the idea that the UK Parliament would require the consent of the Scottish Parliament before making laws applying to Scotland on devolved matters.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th June 2015: Scotland Bill, New Clause 5 — Veto for Scottish Parliament on Repeal of Human Rights Act as it Applies to Scotland. A vote to to give the Scottish Parliament a veto on the repeal of the Human Rights Act as it applies to Scotland.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

15th June 2015: Scotland Bill, New Clause 1 - Consent of Scottish People and Parliament Before Abolition of The Scottish Parliament. A vote to require the consent of the Scottish Parliament and of the Scottish people in a referendum before the Scottish Parliament can be abolished; and to strengthen the constitutional status of the Scottish Parliament.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: Didn’t vote
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

26th January 2015: Infrastructure Bill — New Clause 2 — Shale Gas Extraction in Scotland — Devolution of Regulation to Scottish Parliament. A vote to devolve the regulation of shale gas extraction in Scotland to the Scottish Parliament.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

OTHER

6th January 2016: Spending on Flood Defences – A vote supporting spending £800 million per year on maintenance and strengthening of flood defences and against an urgent, independent, public review of flood policy.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: AGAINST
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

17th July 2013: Opposition Day, Ban MPs Holding Paid Directorships and Consultancies. A vote to ban MPs from holding paid directorships or consultancies.

Jeremy: FOR
Owen: FOR
Theresa: Didn’t vote
Sadiq Khan: Didn’t vote

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