On 16th April 2026, the House of Lords debated the Crime and Policing Bill. Votes were held on amendments to the bill, in which a Bishop took part.
Division 2:
The Bishop of Southwark took part in a vote on an amendment to the bill tabled by Lord Davies of Gower on fly-tipping.
The amendment was agreed. Content: 225 / Not Content: 144
The Bishop of Southwark voted Content.
Division 3:
The Bishop of Southwark took part in a vote on an amendment to the bill tabled by Lord Young of Action on handling of data related to non-hate-crime incidents.
The amendment was disagreed. Content: 142 / Not Content: 192
The Bishop of Southwark voted Not Content.
Division 4:
The Bishop of Southwark took part in a vote on an amendment tabled by Lord Davies of Gower on police misconduct.
The amendment was disagreed. Content: 135 / Not Content: 154
The Bishop of Southwark voted Not Content.
Division 5:
The Bishop of Southwark took part in a vote on an amendment tabled by Baroness Doocey on youth diversion schemes.
The amendment was agreed. Content: 192 / Not Content: 142
The Bishop of Southwark voted Not Content.
Division 6:
The Bishop of Southwark took part in a vote on an amendment tabled by Lord Davies of Gower on proscription of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The amendment was agreed. Content: 186 / Not Content: 144
The Bishop of Southwark voted Not Content.
Division 7:
The Bishop of Southwark took part in a vote on amendments tabled by Baroness Kidron on regulation of AI Chatbots.
The amendment was disagreed. Content: 115 / Not Content: 121
The Bishop of Southwark voted Content.
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