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Commons division · 25 Mar 2026, 15:48 · No. 465

Victims and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 5

Passed

Majority 130

Ayes: 292 Noes: 162

At a glance The Ayes won by a margin of 127 votes. 2 MPs voted against their party line.

Crime & justice

How the parties voted

PartyPositionAyesNoesRebels
Labour Aye majority 285 0 0
Conservative No majority 0 83 0
Liberal Democrat No majority 0 58 0
Independent No majority 2 5 2
Green Party No majority 0 4 0
Democratic Unionist Party No majority 0 3 0
Plaid Cymru No majority 0 3 0
Reform UK No majority 0 3 0

The party positions and rebel counts are our own analysis of the official voting records (recorded votes only; they do not describe the formal whip). How we work this out.

Turnout: 447 of 650 MPs voted (69%) · 199 did not vote · 4 acted as tellers. Tellers are not counted in the Aye/No totals.

Tellers: Jade Botterill (Aye), Gregor Poynton (Aye), Harriet Cross (No), Rebecca Paul (No).

Constituency map

Every constituency coloured by how its MP voted in this division. Hover a seat for the MP and their vote.

Basemap © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO. Boundaries: ONS, Open Government Licence.

Every vote

Ayes (287)

Noes (160)

Tellers (4)

Did not vote (199)

Source: the official Commons division record.