StatusClosed
Opened28 Nov 2024
Closes28 May 2025
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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We want the government to bring back national ID cards for British citizens. We think this would provide an easy and affordable way for everyone to prove their identity, ensuring inclusivity and accessibility for all.
Passports are costly, and some people can't obtain a driving licence due to age or medical reasons. In our view, many alternative forms of ID aren’t widely accepted, creating barriers for accessing essential services. We think a national ID card would offer a reliable solution, helping everyone, especially those who face challenges with current identification methods, to engage fully in society. We think people should be able to choose to acquire a National ID card, it should not be mandatory.
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1Gareth Bacon MP
Orpington2Feryal Clark MP
Enfield North3Adam Dance MP
Yeovil4Alison Griffiths MP
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton5Tom Hayes MP
Bournemouth East6Deirdre Costigan MP
Ealing Southall7Dr Neil Hudson MP
Epping Forest8Dr Andrew Murrison MP
South West Wiltshire9Heidi Alexander MP
Swindon South10Steve Darling MP
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