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Opened13 Jan 2026
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Legislate for mandatory video recording of all non-jury criminal and civil court proceedings (eg. police body cameras), with footage available on request to any party receiving an adverse order, ensuring full transparency, accountability, and protection from judicial error or prejudice without jury.
Current UK law on court filming is outdated (Supreme Court Act 1981 s.47; Crime and Courts Act 2013 s.32 – limited to Supreme Court and certain appeals, excluding lower courts). We believe mandatory filming would prevent potential prejudice, allowing parties to request footage and full public transparency in life-changing decisions.
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1Steve Darling MP
Torbay2Dr Danny Chambers MP
Winchester3Lisa Smart MP
Hazel Grove4Jack Abbott MP
Ipswich5Nesil Caliskan MP
Barking6Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge7Imran Hussain MP
Bradford East8Alex Burghart MP
Brentwood and Ongar9Siân Berry MP
Brighton Pavilion10Carla Denyer MP
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