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
Regulate adult social care training 86 No response
Increase funding to build more council housing 86 No response
Enforce trade and weapon laws: stop online traders selling knives to children 86 No response
Don't have an earnings limit for Carer's Allowance 86 No response
Launch a review into increasing speed limits on motorways and dual carriageways 86 No response
Automatically disclose a violent offender’s history to a partner 86 No response
Make it Law for Registered Medical Staff in the NHS to Wear Body Cameras 86 No response
Stop fines and criminal charges for taking children on holiday in term time Past parliament 86 No response
Engage in discussions with EU to agree a reciprocal youth mobility scheme Past parliament 86 No response
Introduce a national minimum wage for jobs existing within anti-social hours Past parliament 86 No response
Change Statutory Maternity Pay to a percentage of weekly earnings with no cap Past parliament 86 No response
Pay reparations to British citizens of Palestinian origin Past parliament 86 No response
Allow time on a Family Visa to count to 5-year ILR route for Skilled Workers Past parliament 86 No response
Require all new-builds to have 4KW solar panel system and 8KWh battery Past parliament 86 No response
Offer additional covid vaccinations for all staff in education establishments Past parliament 86 No response
Make it mandatory for makaton to be taught to children in schools Past parliament 86 No response
Allow pets with UK Health Certificates to return from the EU on private boats. Past parliament 86 No response
Require domestic cats be kept indoors or in a cat-proof garden Past parliament 86 No response
Ban convicted abusers from dating and social media sites and apps Past parliament 86 No response
Extend the £650 cost of living payments to contributions-based ESA claimants Past parliament 86 No response
Make all noise nuisances between 23:00 and 07:00 a criminal offence Past parliament 86 No response
Reverse recent changes to the ministerial code Past parliament 86 No response
Ban the use of stiles & gates that are not accessible for wheelchairs and prams. Past parliament 86 No response
Reduce the standard rate of VAT to help with increased cost of living Past parliament 86 No response
Allow use of Red Diesel for Charity Tractor runs Past parliament 86 No response
Make it a legal requirement for cyclists to use cycle paths where available Past parliament 86 No response
Add parents’ names into children’s passports Past parliament 86 No response
Make British Sign Language (BSL) a compulsory subject in the national curriculum Past parliament 86 No response
Allow parents of apprentices to continue claiming child benefit and tax credits Past parliament 86 No response
Hold a referendum on UK membership of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) Past parliament 86 No response
Restrict ability to restrict membership on the basis of a shared characteristic Past parliament 86 No response
Stop the 10pm covid curfew on hospitality BUT apply a 9pm entry deadline. Past parliament 86 No response
Make Contempt of Parliament a Criminal Offence Past parliament 86 No response
Ban the advertisement and sale of weight loss products such as injections Past parliament 86 No response
Fund schools for the maintenance of machinery used for face shields. Past parliament 86 No response
Remove citizenship fees for people born in the UK and from long term residents. Past parliament 86 No response
Legislate to restrict aircraft from running their engines while on hold Past parliament 86 No response
Make it law that all local councils should have annual road checks in their area Past parliament 86 No response
Hold a binding two-tier referendum on the UK's membership of the EU. Past parliament 86 No response
Let's double UK forests in 10 years by adding a penny-in-the-pound on income tax Past parliament 86 No response

Source: petition.parliament.uk, refreshed daily.