StatusOngoing
Opened23 Jul 2026
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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We call on the UK Government to change the law so that only people elected in a general election or by-election to the House of Commons may serve as government ministers. No person should be able to become a minister solely through appointment to the House of Lords.
Ministers should be directly accountable to voters through election. Government ministers exercise significant executive power and make decisions affecting the public. Those who hold ministerial office should therefore have a direct democratic mandate from the electorate rather than serving by virtue of appointment to the House of Lords
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Constituency engagement ranking
1Patrick Spencer MP
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich2Nigel Farage MP
Clacton3Jesse Norman MP
Hereford and South Herefordshire4Dr Luke Evans MP
Hinckley and Bosworth5Cat Smith MP
Lancaster and Wyre6Emily Darlington MP
Milton Keynes Central7Ian Roome MP
North Devon8Amanda Martin MP
Portsmouth North9Samantha Niblett MP
South Derbyshire10John Cooper MP
Dumfries and Galloway