StatusClosed
Opened19 Dec 2025
Closes19 Jun 2026
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
Milestones—
Introduce a statutory mechanism to investigate and sanction MPs who make demonstrably false or misleading statements in Parliament or public communications. This should include an independent body empowered to review evidence, issue corrections, and apply proportionate penalties.
Public trust in democracy depends on honesty and accountability. When MPs make misleading statements, it distorts policy debates and erodes confidence in government. Currently, there is no effective statutory system to hold MPs accountable for false claims. Introducing evidence-based sanctions will ensure transparency, protect democratic integrity, and prevent misinformation from influencing decisions that affect everyone.
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Constituency engagement ranking
1Matt Rodda MP
Reading Central2Andrew Ranger MP
Wrexham3Michelle Scrogham MP
Barrow and Furness4Tom Gordon MP
Harrogate and Knaresborough5Martin Wrigley MP
Newton Abbot6Simon Lightwood MP
Wakefield and Rothwell7Wera Hobhouse MP
Bath8Sarah Green MP
Chesham and Amersham9Melanie Onn MP
Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes10Freddie van Mierlo MP
Henley and Thame