Petitions

Petitions to Parliament

Anyone can petition Parliament. At 10,000 signatures the government responds; at 100,000 the petition is considered for a debate.

PetitionSignaturesStatus
Ban the importation and selling of Foie Gras in the UK Past parliament 106 No response
Stamp Duty Relief for people who have to move due to unforeseeable life events Past parliament 106 No response
Make male infant circumcision illegal unless for medical reasons Past parliament 106 No response
Require employers to pay workers for required overtime Past parliament 106 No response
Require MPs to be tested for drugs and alcohol before being able to vote. Past parliament 106 No response
Switch: Boost steps to end the use of animals in scientific and medical research Past parliament 106 No response
Ban the use and sale of shock collars, prong collars and choke chains in the UK Past parliament 106 No response
Ban the production of virgin (new) plastics immediately Past parliament 106 No response
Stop the bedroom tax Past parliament 106 No response
UK should recognise Somaliland as an independent country Past parliament 106 No response
Remove environmental and social obligation charges for electricity Past parliament 106 No response
Require new large buildings include renewable energy generation Past parliament 106 No response
Limit political donations to equivalent of average UK yearly salary Past parliament 106 No response
Support development of a Covid vaccine not using animal products or testing Past parliament 106 No response
Limit National Insurance increases to high earners Past parliament 106 No response
Introduce a Shop Out to Help Out Scheme for independent retailers Past parliament 106 No response
Make Cervical Screening available to everyone from the age of 21 Past parliament 106 No response
Ban “Gain of Function” research on viruses and bacteria in the UK Past parliament 106 No response
Cancel NEA A-Level Coursework Past parliament 106 No response
Provide funding for a Plasma and Platelet donation centre in Essex Past parliament 106 No response
Further Extensions Of Visas For Temporary Residents and Visitors Past parliament 106 No response
Pay salary for all who lose their jobs during this pandemic. Past parliament 106 No response
Make all school uniform VAT free regardless of size. Past parliament 106 No response
Legislate to ensure effective sanctions for contempt of Parliament Past parliament 106 No response
Revoke the effective ban on Onshore Wind Turbines Past parliament 106 No response
All U.K nightclub doorways to have knife and gun detection arches by law. Past parliament 106 No response
Introduce LGBTQ+ topics such as LGBT history to the secondary curriculum. Past parliament 106 No response
Free dental care for UK University Students whilst in full-time education Past parliament 106 No response
Make 5th March a national holiday in celebration of Mark E Smith (born 05/03/57) Past parliament 106 No response
Allow all the proceeds of ‘right to buy’ sales to be kept by the local authority Past parliament 106 No response
Ban unsafe sleep products such as bumpers, sleep positioners and pillows Past parliament 106 No response
Create an award for family of public servants killed on duty or by terrorism. Past parliament 106 No response
Investigate the way Council Tax arrears is processed through the Court Past parliament 106 No response
Make cyclists speeding illegal and insurance mandatory for cyclists Past parliament 106 No response
Create a database for those who would like to remain EU citizens after Brexit Past parliament 106 No response
Make Christmas Day & Boxing Day family time not business time Past parliament 106 No response
Ban homework in the UK Past parliament 106 No response
Make the BBC a subscription-only channel and abolish the TV licence. Past parliament 106 No response
Replace the Human Rights Act with a UK Bill of Rights Past parliament 106 No response
Make it illegal for automatic service charges to be added onto restaurant bills. Past parliament 106 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.