StatusClosed
Opened3 Feb 2025
Closes3 Aug 2025
Government response—
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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By making it so a licence is needed for prostitution, we think it would mean that more vulnerable people, such as underage people, people on drugs or people with mental health issues could be stopped from being prostitutes.
Prostitution is currently legal in the UK which we think means people who are more vulnerable could be at risk and that it is more likely for young people to be putting themselves in danger. By making it so that people require a licence for prostitution and have to show they meet certain criteria designed to protect vulnerable people. We think it would mean that people may be less likely to choose this and therefore are not in danger, protecting those who are in need of protecting.
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Constituency engagement ranking
1Danny Beales MP
Uxbridge and South Ruislip2David Simmonds MP
Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner3Gurinder Singh Josan MP
Smethwick4Simon Lightwood MP
Wakefield and Rothwell5Marsha De Cordova MP
Battersea6Kirith Entwistle MP
Bolton North East7Ruth Cadbury MP
Brentford and Isleworth8Damien Egan MP
Bristol North East9Dan Tomlinson MP
Chipping Barnet10Rachel Blake MP
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