StatusOngoing
Opened22 Jul 2026
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Require licensing, registration or stricter controls on the sale of hidden cameras disguised as everyday objects, such as chargers, smoke alarms, plug sockets, clocks and other household items, to help protect children and vulnerable people from exploitation and abuse.
A parent can check a room for cameras and still miss a device hidden inside a charger, smoke alarm or plug socket. A victim of domestic abuse may never know they are being watched. A child may be recorded in a place where they should be safest. These devices are intentionally designed to avoid detection and have been used in criminal offences across the UK. Greater safeguards are needed to prevent harm before it occurs.
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Constituency engagement ranking
1Samantha Dixon MP
Chester North and Neston2Justin Madders MP
Ellesmere Port and Bromborough3Laura Kyrke-Smith MP
Aylesbury4Daniel Francis MP
Bexleyheath and Crayford5Natalie Fleet MP
Bolsover6Peter Dowd MP
Bootle7Aphra Brandreth MP
Chester South and Eddisbury8Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West9Baggy Shanker MP
Derby South10Chris Coghlan MP
Dorking and Horley