Petitions/Require Parliament’s vote & an impact assessment on the UK-US trade deal
StatusClosed
Opened15 Aug 2025
Closes15 Feb 2026
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We are concerned the UK-US trade deal could be implemented without a vote, consultation or impact assessment. We believe it affects food, farming, health, and data standards. We believe Parliament must be allowed to assess its consequences and vote before any further changes are made.

The UK–US Economic Prosperity Agreement was signed using prerogative powers and may be implemented without parliamentary approval. We are concerned as it may affect food safety, farming, public procurement, digital rules, and citizens’ rights. We are concerned about the deal’s impact on the EU–UK TCA and devolved powers. Some polls show strong public opposition to lowering standards. We believe Parliament must be given a vote and a full impact assessment must be published before implementation.

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Helen Morgan
1Helen Morgan MP
North Shropshire
9
Dr Roz Savage
2Dr Roz Savage MP
South Cotswolds
7
Noah Law
3Noah Law MP
St Austell and Newquay
7
Steve Darling
4Steve Darling MP
Torbay
7
Mike Martin
5Mike Martin MP
Tunbridge Wells
7
Adam Dance
6Adam Dance MP
Yeovil
7
Nick Thomas-Symonds
7Nick Thomas-Symonds MP
Torfaen
7
Liam Conlon
8Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge
6
Carla Denyer
9Carla Denyer MP
Bristol Central
6
Damian Hinds
10Damian Hinds MP
East Hampshire
6