Petitions/ Review National Security Act to regulate creators sharing foreign state content
StatusOngoing
Opened15 Jul 2026
Closes
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
Milestones

We feel the National Security Act 2023 lacks clear provisions to hold online creators accountable for sharing harmful information from foreign state actors. We call for the law to be reviewed to improve measures to tackle online creators spreading foreign state content for profit or influence.

We urge the Government to ensure the review clarifies and strengthens enforcement of the National Security Act 2023 against UK-based online creators sharing hostile foreign material. We believe the law's focus on state linked groups overlooks individuals profiteering from or spreading foreign propaganda, especially on unauthorised platforms. A full review could facilitate investigations into commentators and ensure transparency and legal accountability for those profiting from foreign misinformation.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Monica Harding
1Monica Harding MP
Esher and Walton
2
Rachael Maskell
2Rachael Maskell MP
York Central
2
Wendy Morton
3Wendy Morton MP
Aldridge-Brownhills
1
Angela Rayner
4Angela Rayner MP
Ashton-under-Lyne
1
Dr Kieran Mullan
5Dr Kieran Mullan MP
Bexhill and Battle
1
Daniel Francis
6Daniel Francis MP
Bexleyheath and Crayford
1
Tahir Ali
7Tahir Ali MP
Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley
1
Al Carns
8Al Carns MP
Birmingham Selly Oak
1
Phil Brickell
9Phil Brickell MP
Bolton West
1
Richard Tice
10Richard Tice MP
Boston and Skegness
1