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Opened20 Mar 2026
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We want the House of Commons to adopt rules to restrict MPs from using mobile phones and tablets during formal parliamentary proceedings. Clear guidance and appropriate sanctions should ensure compliance and maintain professional standards.
Parliament sets the standard for public life. When MPs use personal devices during debates, it gives us the impression of distraction and a lack of seriousness. Most workplaces expect full attention during formal proceedings, and elected representatives should meet at least the same standard. We believe that restricting device use would reinforce professionalism, improve public confidence, and show respect for democratic debate.
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1Matt Bishop MP
Forest of Dean2Victoria Atkins MP
Louth and Horncastle3Anna Gelderd MP
South East Cornwall4Mike Tapp MP
Dover and Deal5Joe Morris MP
Hexham6Sarah Pochin MP
Runcorn and Helsby7Emma Lewell MP
South Shields8Sir Geoffrey Cox MP
Torridge and Tavistock9Sojan Joseph MP
Ashford10Nigel Farage MP
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