Petition · past parliament
Vote no confidence for risking people's lives by telling them to return to work.
Rejected
10 signatures
What the petition asks
To debate a vote of no confidence in the UK Prime Minister and the Westminster Government for risking people's lives by telling them to return to work.
The Westminster Government is putting people's lives at risk by telling them to return to work if they cannot work from home. The majority of people affected by this will be manual and service workers.
Meanwhile, the Government is advising people who can work from home to do so (i.e. those with computers, wifi and work phones) and has advised that it will open golf courses and tennis courts.
Meanwhile, the Government is advising people who can work from home to do so (i.e. those with computers, wifi and work phones) and has advised that it will open golf courses and tennis courts.
Why it was rejected
It was about honours or appointments, which petitions cannot cover.
We can't accept petitions about appointments, which includes calling for Ministers to be sacked or for a vote of no confidence.
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Timeline
| 13 May 2020 | Petition opened for signatures |
| 2 Jun 2020 | Rejected by the Petitions Committee |
Key facts
Signatures
10
Status
Rejected
Rejected
2 Jun 2020
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Source: the official petition page. Last checked 15 Jul 2026.