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Party Promises (1521)
Grouped by how Mr Mark Francois personally voted on linked divisions.
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(1521)The party commits to introduce Triple Lock Plus, ensuring both the State Pension and pensioners' tax-free allowance rise annually with the highest of inflation, earnings, or 2.5%.
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Party: Kept
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| Division | Date | Vote | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget Resolution No. 9: Basic rate limit and personal allowance for tax years 2028-29 to 2030-31 | 2025-12-02 | no vote recorded | Not recorded |
The party pledges not to allow free movement to return.
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The party will implement its Rare Diseases Action Plan.
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The party will implement the NHS Vaccination Strategy.
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The party will continue the ban on prisoner voting.
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The party will ban protests outside schools.
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The party will construct the UK Holocaust Memorial.
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The party will reverse the ULEZ expansion in London.
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The party will not amend the Hunting Act.
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The party commits not to increase corporation tax rates.
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The party will maintain the Hunting Act without changes.
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speeding up infrastructure and unblocking 100,000 homes,
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cutting red tape for business,
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and creating new fishing opportunities.
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Increase NHS spending above inflation every year,
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recruiting 92,000 more nurses
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and 28,000 more doctors,
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driving up productivity in the NHS
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new and modernised GP surgeries
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and more Community Diagnostic Centres.
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while protecting our countryside,
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and introduce a new Help to Buy scheme.
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expanding community payback
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Back drivers by stopping road pricing,
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protect the UK’s internal market
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and the integrity of our United Kingdom.
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We have created four million more jobs,
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cut taxes for working people and pensioners
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and repaired the public finances.
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real wages have been rising for nearly a year,
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reducing borrowing and debt;
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backing businesses to invest, innovate and trade;
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cutting taxes and reforming our welfare system;
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delivering world-class education; and
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And we will not raise corporation tax.
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We have great foundations: world-class talent,
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an internationally envied legal system
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and a business-friendly regulatory environment.
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and by exploring the creation of Regional Mutual Banks.
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We will not increase Capital Gains Tax.
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Labour has no plan.
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and support the growth of the rail freight sector.
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The UK has Europe’s leading tech ecosystem.
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and support research into its safe and responsible use.
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and creating jobs at home.
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The US is our single largest trading partner.
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We want small businesses free to innovate,
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consumers
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and the environment.
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and extending it to cover all workers aged over 21.
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This year, the new State Pension increased by £900.
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We will maintain the 25% tax free lump sum
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We will create more places in children’s homes
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Digital technology is a force for good.
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We believe in fairness and the value of hard work.
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Since the pandemic, new challenges have emerged.
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To deliver this, we will take a two-pronged approach.
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Continue to clamp down on fraudsters.
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We will continue to stand behind our carers.
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We will champion excellence in our classrooms.
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The legacy of Covid has made this more difficult.
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We will expand strong academy trusts.
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and have set up 21 Institutes of Technology.
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It will protect our security,
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cement our UK leadership in NATO
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and create more jobs in the UK.
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We have delivered major new investment.
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We will secure additional military supplies for Ukraine
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align and cooperate with our partners,
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and engage where it is consistent with our interests.
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We will bolster the Hiroshima Accord with Japan
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We will finalise a free trade agreement with India,
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and work to end human trafficking and modern slavery.
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We will support the BBC World Service,
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expand the use of the English language worldwide
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and champion English learning around the globe.
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We will not apologise for standing up for our values
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>>Illegal migration is unfair.
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We have made progress.
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We will: Establish a deterrent.
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End the legal merry-go-round.
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with all claims processed in six months
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and the use of hotels ended.
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with a cap based on the capacity of local areas.
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Immigration is too high.
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We will increase all visa fees
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We will invest in and modernise the NHS.
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We will improve working conditions for all NHS staff.
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and support unpaid carers.
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and through new dental vans.
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We will support our world-leading life sciences sector,
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supported by a well-equipped MHRA.
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releasing £550 million for frontline services
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We will continue to tackle childhood and adult obesity
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Deliver additional funding for maternal safety
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Whatever it costs to deliver the scheme, we will pay it.
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Reoffending has fallen from over 30% in 2010 to 25%.
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We have recruited 20,000 police officers,
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Restore public trust in policing.
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We will keep turning the tide against fraudsters.
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We have increased rape prosecutions by 56% since 2010
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We will toughen sentencing for the worst offenders.
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and expand the use of remote hearings.
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We will not tolerate antisemitic hatred in any form.
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In total, this is expected to raise over £26 billion.
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We are delivering record investment into UK renewables.
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cutting carbon
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and creating tens of thousands of jobs in these regions,
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create well-paid, high-skilled jobs
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and deliver cheaper, cleaner and more secure energy.
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and speeding up planning and environmental approvals.
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make our energy system more efficient
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and bring additional revenue to the UK.
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or invest in more sustainable supply chains,
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and helped public projects procure more UK-made steel.
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and continue to support households.
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Ensuring that green levies on household bills are lower.
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Energy bills are falling, down 63% since the peak.
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and lifting Section 106 burdens on more smaller sites,
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We will protect family homes from higher tax.
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and make it easier to take up commonhold.
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while also supporting more community housing schemes.
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and boosting local pride.
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which in turn will create thousands of jobs.
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and invest in supporting burgeoning local industries.
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and regenerate defunct shopping centres.
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Empower communities through devolution and new powers.
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Reverse Labour’s unfair ULEZ expansion in London.
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We will reverse it.
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We are determined to turn this situation around.
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We have prioritised freezes in Fuel Duty
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introduce penalties for overrunning street works
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and reform motorcycle licensing.
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and invest in improving the safety of existing ones.
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as well as being efficient and financially sustainable.
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We will not change the voting age from 18.
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Biological sex is a reality.
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Conservatives will always be on the side of farmers.
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We will always look for the right deal for farmers.
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and tackling puppy smuggling
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and livestock worrying.
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But we must go further.
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while keeping bill increases affordable for consumers.
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This will build on our legislation for unlimited fines.
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and continuing our work to unlock private investment.
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We will not impose a universal Right to Roam.
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the £30 million Lionesses Futures Fund,
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established the Board of Women’s Sport
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and freezing alcohol duty.
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over £2.5 billion to level up Wales; and
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Instead, we will focus on what really matters to people.
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We will prioritise our energy security.
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while supporting renewable technologies.
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introduced a new UK-wide Food Security Index
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And we want to go further.
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and prioritise the Pant- Llanymynech bypass.
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restore trust in policing
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and introduce tougher sentencing to make Wales safer.
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the economy grows
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and society is stronger and more united.
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Voting Record (latest 50)
| Division | Date | Vote |
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| Crime and Policing Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 2 | 2026-04-14 | no |
| Victims and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 1 | 2026-03-25 | no vote_recorded |
| Victims and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 2 | 2026-03-25 | no vote_recorded |
| Victims and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 3 | 2026-03-25 | no vote_recorded |
| Victims and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 4 | 2026-03-25 | no vote_recorded |
| Victims and Courts Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 6 | 2026-03-25 | no vote_recorded |