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David Cameron

Former MP
44.5
Leaning progressive
9 coded votes
620
Total votes
364
Ayes
256
Noes
0
Other

Ideology spectrum

44.5
ProgressiveCentreConservative

Leaning progressive — based on 9 coded votes across 2 axes (1% coverage).

Policy axis scores

0 = progressive, 50 = centre, 100 = conservative. Based on coded division votes.

Economic policy 40
Low confidence 5 votes
Climate / energy 50
Low confidence 4 votes

Voting trends (most recent 12 months of activity)

Voting record

September 2016 3 votes
Division Date Vote
Finance Bill: Third Reading 6 Sep 2016 AYE
Finance Bill: Report Stage New Clause 15 6 Sep 2016 NO
Finance Bill: Report Stage Amdt 174 6 Sep 2016 NO
July 2016 2 votes
Division Date Vote
Higher Education and Research Bill: Second Reading 19 Jul 2016 AYE
UK's Nuclear Deterrent 18 Jul 2016 AYE
June 2016 1 votes
Division Date Vote
Local Government Statutory Instrument 15 Jun 2016 AYE
May 2016 1 votes
Division Date Vote
Opposition Day: NHS Bursaries 4 May 2016 NO
April 2016 2 votes
Division Date Vote
Bank of England Bill Report Stage: New Clause 2 19 Apr 2016 NO
Employment Agencies, Etc. 13 Apr 2016 AYE
March 2016 6 votes
Division Date Vote
HS2: report stage: Third Reading 23 Mar 2016 AYE
High Speed Rail Bill Report Stage: New Clause 22 23 Mar 2016 NO
HS2: report stage: NC 8 23 Mar 2016 NO
Public Service Pensions 23 Mar 2016 AYE
Electricity 23 Mar 2016 AYE
Energy Bill: amendment 8 14 Mar 2016 NO
March 2015 2 votes
Division Date Vote
Social care is a priority for the Government, and, in the context of difficult spending decisions, we have taken steps to protect care and support services. For example, we have allocated extra funds for those services during the current Parliament. We have created a better care fund, which, next month, will introduce a £5.3 billion pooled budget for health and care that will provide much needed f... 25 Mar 2015 AYE
It may be that the Minister is coming to my fourth question, but I would be grateful to know whether it is correct, as my constituent claims, that Ark held out that it was regulated by HMRC and the Pensions Regulator. If that is correct, does he believe that any responsibility for the fact that the scheme was advertised in that way rests with those two regulators? I reassure the right hon. Gentlem... 11 Mar 2015 AYE
January 2015 2 votes
Division Date Vote
made by the Minister and explain why new clause 16 is, on all fronts, a better and neater solution that the very welcome concession the Government have made. Let us bust some myths. First, new clause 16 simply puts pubs on the same footing as laundrettes, theatres and—would you believe it—casinos and nightclubs, which currently enjoy more protection under the planning law than pubs do. Most people... 26 Jan 2015 NO
The whole purpose of the reforms is to protect public bodies against cases brought on a technicality. One of my concerns that has not been addressed is about secondary legislation. I have severe doubts about whether secondary legislation should be subject to judicial review, but it is; Parliament itself can be judicially reviewed. The reforms are not designed to undermine the core purpose of judic... 13 Jan 2015 AYE
November 2014 4 votes
Division Date Vote
This amendment provides that all regulations under the Part, other than regulations under section 61(1)(c), are subject to affirmative resolution procedure. Amendment 58, page 49, line 5, at end insert— ‘( ) If a draft of an instrument containing regulations under section (Power to grant exemptions from Pubs Code) would, apart from this subsection, be treated for the purposes of the Standing Order... 18 Nov 2014 NO
Division 79 10 Nov 2014 AYE
such as having a multiple-negotiated outcome, rather than the European arrest warrant. We will not be able to talk about the other implications of Europol and Eurojust for the actions of the European Court and the ability of the Home Secretary to pass laws that protect us. All in all, I think that this is a very unfortunate outcome for Parliament today—a very clever parliamentary trick, but very p... 10 Nov 2014 NO
Secretary promised a debate on the European arrest warrant and promised a vote on it, and she has not given it. Do you agree that that is not a reply to a business motion debate? I think I have set out the position clearly and there is nothing at this stage for me to add, but Members will form their own view. That is the fairest thing I can say—Members will form their own view. I think I am right ... 10 Nov 2014 AYE
July 2014 4 votes
Division Date Vote
North, which is an important partner both in the consultation process and in the long-term future of the operation of the franchises. I commend the local councils of the Members in the Chamber. The councils have been assiduous in campaigning for the rail links and will work hard throughout the consultation process. However, I emphasise that there is nothing to stop those councils, or indeed anybod... 16 Jul 2014 AYE
I am incredulous about what the Minister has just said. If Navitus Bay has paid for the assessment, how on earth can it be independent? I am not the planning Minister, but as far as I am aware, it is normal practice for the developer to pay for the independent assessment. The assessment is still independent and is effectively done at arm’s length from the developer. My hon. Friend the Member for B... 9 Jul 2014 AYE
I will give way one last time. The Minister seems to imply that the worldwide downturn—the economic recession that was a consequence of the banking crash—was the responsibility of the previous Labour Government. It is a ludicrous assertion. Surely he will accept that there was an international banking crash that led to the economic difficulties with which the Labour Government were faced in 2007. ... 2 Jul 2014 NO
I have some sympathy with what the hon. Gentleman is saying about the fact that these pensions provisions are being handled by the Treasury. Does he agree that the two pensions Bills announced in the Queen’s speech appear to pull in different directions? One is about giving people more control over their money, while the other is about collective direct contribution schemes, which are the opposite... 2 Jul 2014 NO
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