StatusClosed
Opened19 Dec 2025
Closes19 Jun 2026
Government response—
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
Milestones—
Make it illegal for websites to charge users for rejecting tracking cookies. Businesses should not exploit consent by forcing users to choose between paying or having their data tracked.
We feel the rise of cookie paywalls undermines genuine consent, pressuring users into accepting invasive tracking to avoid payment. Data privacy should not come at a financial cost. People accessing information should not be penalised for protecting their personal data. Other models, such as exclusive content or website memberships, should be considered for generating revenue. If users do pay reject tracking cookies, we feel there is no guarantee that tracking cookies will not be used.
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Constituency engagement ranking
1Josh MacAlister MP
Whitehaven and Workington2Ian Lavery MP
Blyth and Ashington3John Milne MP
Horsham4Anneliese Dodds MP
Oxford East5Luke Pollard MP
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport6Jo Stevens MP
Cardiff East7Calum Miller MP
Bicester and Woodstock8Carla Denyer MP
Bristol Central9Mary Kelly Foy MP
City of Durham10Olly Glover MP
Didcot and Wantage