Petition · past parliament
Replace Theresa May as Home Secretary a.a.a.p
Rejected
21 signatures
What the petition asks
We call upon the Prime Minister, David Cameron, to replace Theresa May as Home Secretary. We no longer have any faith in her ability to properly carry out the duties of her office and have absolutely no confidence in her ability to protect the population of England and Wales.
She has presided over a succession of high profile failures. These include the implementation of the Winsor Reforms, introduced without a single Risk or Impact Assessment being carried out. She is pressing ahead with 'Reform' at a reckless pace. She has presided over cuts to the Police Service that leave many Chief Constables uncertain whether they can continue to carry out some core functions of Policing.
With International Terrorism at its highest for several years she is pushing through cuts which make our resilience to these threats weaker.
She is only the second Home Secretary in history to receive a conviction for Contempt of Court.
With International Terrorism at its highest for several years she is pushing through cuts which make our resilience to these threats weaker.
She is only the second Home Secretary in history to receive a conviction for Contempt of Court.
Why it was rejected
It was about honours or appointments, which petitions cannot cover.
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It's clear that you are concerned about the Government's policy on policing. You could start a petition calling for a specific policy action, or sign a petition that's already open.
Timeline
| 7 Nov 2015 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 10 Nov 2015 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
21
Status
Rejected
Rejected
10 Nov 2015
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.