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
Do not allow a 2nd EU Referendum Past parliament 17 Rejected
Conduct an investigation into the conduct of the EU Referendum's Leave Campaign. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Put the demands of the EU exit negotiations to a public vote. Past parliament 17 Rejected
End ageism in wages for young people Past parliament 17 Rejected
Lower the minimum age of voting in any public election to 16 Past parliament 17 Rejected
Brexit negotiators to seek terms for 48% UK remainers to retain EU citizenship. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Call a referendum for Londoners to vote on whether London should leave the UK Past parliament 17 Rejected
Hold a General Election following the EU Referendum result Past parliament 17 Rejected
Declare London a separate country so that we can remain in the EU Past parliament 17 Rejected
Calls for an Early election for the new Prime Minister in October Past parliament 17 Rejected
Honor the will of the people and do not entertain a Re-Vote to leave the EU. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Re-run the UK's EU membership referendum to correctly weight it according to age Past parliament 17 Rejected
Do not allow the UK to leave the EU following the referendum result Past parliament 17 Rejected
Go against the referendum result and put the matter to parliament. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Re-run the EU referendum. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Force David Cameron and his government to resign. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Parliament to debate to keep Britain in the EU. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Allow bendy bananas and wonky carrots to be sold same as straight fruit and veg Past parliament 17 Rejected
Force David Cameron to step down as Prime Minister following the EU Leave vote. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Calls for Parliament to stage a vote on the EU Referendum. Past parliament 17 Rejected
David Cameron, ignore the result of the EU Referendum Past parliament 17 Rejected
Ban horses on public roads or bring in a road test for horses and horse users. Past parliament 17 Rejected
END BSL Past parliament 17 Rejected
EU referendum must go ahead on 23rd June 2016 and the outcome implemented. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Not to cancel the EU referendum on 23rd June 2016 Past parliament 17 Rejected
Make wearing helmets on bikes mandatory for all. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Men unprotected by law in false accusations of sexual crimes Past parliament 17 Rejected
Stop Childrens Social Services Victimising the victims of domestic abuse! Past parliament 17 Rejected
Make smear tests available from 18, when requested by girls sexually active Past parliament 17 Rejected
Bring back the death penalty for paedophiles like Richard Huckle Past parliament 17 Rejected
Force more resources toward catching the Cat Killer (Croydon). Past parliament 17 Rejected
Legal consequences when a animal is killed due to the negligence of visitors. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Standardise the working week to a 4 day week with a 3 day weekend Past parliament 17 Rejected
LOWER EDEXCEL GCSE GRADE BOUNDARIES Past parliament 17 Rejected
Make Haringey Council return the children to Florin Barbu Past parliament 17 Rejected
Force insurers to introduce fair premiums on young drivers. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Debate whether David Cameron is fit to Govern Past parliament 17 Rejected
Make public toilets a statuary right of local councils Past parliament 17 Rejected
Make the retirement age for men and women the same. Past parliament 17 Rejected
Stop repeatedly assessing people whose medical conditions will never improve. Past parliament 17 Rejected

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.