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
Make convicted sex offenders and child abusers ineligible for early release Past parliament 95 No response
Monitor employment rates for all neurodivergent conditions Past parliament 95 No response
Increase the motorway speed limit from 70mph to 80mph Past parliament 95 No response
Make videocalling while driving a specific criminal offence Past parliament 95 No response
Fund research on making Covid-19 home testing kits more environmentally friendly Past parliament 95 No response
Fund an early scan between 6th and 8th-week to the normal pregnancy checks. Past parliament 95 No response
Increase the maximum property value for the lifetime ISA Past parliament 95 No response
Increase penalties for criminals convicted for dog fighting. Past parliament 95 No response
Devolve powers to the Scottish Government relating to drug consumption rooms. Past parliament 95 No response
Allow all youth sport to continue during lockdowns Past parliament 95 No response
Ban MPs from having paid second jobs Past parliament 95 No response
Extend any easing of Covid-19 restrictions for Christmas to all religious events Past parliament 95 No response
Remove the use of the word British from the British Broadcasting Cooperation Past parliament 95 No response
Fund free A-level and GCSE resists to make them accessible to all students. Past parliament 95 No response
Establish a National Museum of Slavery & British Imperialism in London Past parliament 95 No response
Coronaviruses-Start Educational Campaign: Catch It,Bin It,Kill It When You Spit Past parliament 95 No response
Make the companion bus pass scheme a national statutory requirement. Past parliament 95 No response
Have health warnings made compulsory on processed meat packages. Past parliament 95 No response
Ban using CCTV & Automatic number plate recognition to enforce car parking rules Past parliament 95 No response
Reduce the National speed limit to 65 MPH on motorways and dual carriageways Past parliament 95 No response
Strengthen our ties with the Commonwealth after Brexit Past parliament 95 No response
Celebrate Brexit! Fly the Union Flag on every Government Building on March 29 Past parliament 95 No response
Tourist visa free access UK for citizens of the republic of Albania. Past parliament 95 No response
Grant British citizenship after 8 years of marriage to a British Citizen Past parliament 95 No response
Prevent government from including gagging clauses in contracts with charities. Past parliament 95 No response
Make it compulsory for every child to be taught first aid in secondary school Past parliament 95 No response
Legislate to ensure packaging materials of all items are clearly identified. Past parliament 95 No response
The British people should have a referendum on abolishing the Monarchy. Past parliament 95 No response
Each child receiving high rate DLA should have a ECHP when they turn 3 Past parliament 95 No response
The UK government should allow Steve Bannon to enter the UK Past parliament 95 No response
Make sanitary products free for all women Past parliament 95 No response
Animal abuse charges to be the same as human abuse charges Past parliament 95 No response
To change the law, to regulate maintenance charges for leasehold properties. Past parliament 95 No response
That the government immediately and without strings give the NHS £10 Billion. Past parliament 95 No response
Ban import and export of wild animals and their skins/fur Past parliament 95 No response
Enforce a maximum limit on vehicle insurance prices for young people. Past parliament 95 No response
PIP should be automatically awarded to people diagnosed with Parkinson's Past parliament 95 No response
Stop the planned reduction of the tax free dividend from £5k to £2k in April '18 Past parliament 95 No response
Pay sick pay to employees who have been in service for more than 2 years Past parliament 95 No response
Make work experience a compulsory part of the Yr 9 and Yr 11 curriculum again. Past parliament 95 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.