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THE 422 Mps WHO BACKED the MOTION Conservative 1. Bim THE 422 MPs WHO BACKED THE MOTION Conservative 1. Bim Afolami 2. Peter Aldous 3. Edward Argar 4. Victoria Atkins 5. Harriett Baldwin 6. Steve Barclay 7. Henry Bellingham 8. Guto Bebb 9. Richard Benyon 10. Paul Beresford 11. Peter Bottomley 12. Andrew Bowie 13. Karen Bradley 14. Steve Brine 15. James Brokenshire 16. Robert Buckland 17. Alex Burghart 18. Alistair Burt 19. Alun Cairns 20. James Cartlidge 21. Alex Chalk 22. Jo Churchill 23. Greg Clark 24. Colin Clark 25. Ken Clarke 26. James Cleverly 27. Thérèse Coffey 28. Alberto Costa 29. Glyn Davies 30. Jonathan Djanogly 31. Leo Docherty 32. Oliver Dowden 33. David Duguid 34. Alan Duncan 35. Philip Dunne 36. Michael Ellis 37. Tobias Ellwood 38. Mark Field 39. Vicky Ford 40. Kevin Foster 41. Lucy Frazer 42. George Freeman 43. Mike Freer 44. Mark Garnier 45. David Gauke 46. Nick Gibb 47. John Glen 48. Robert Goodwill 49. Michael Gove 50. Luke Graham 51. Richard Graham 52. Bill Grant 53. Helen Grant 54. Damian Green 55. Justine Greening 56. Dominic Grieve 57. Sam Gyimah 58. Kirstene Hair 59. Luke Hall 60. Philip Hammond 61. Stephen Hammond 62. Matt Hancock 63. Richard Harrington 64. Simon Hart 65. Oliver Heald 66. Peter Heaton-Jones 67. Damian Hinds 68. Simon Hoare 69. George Hollingbery 70. Kevin Hollinrake 71. Nigel Huddleston 72. Jeremy Hunt 73. Nick Hurd 74. Alister Jack (Teller) 75. Margot James 76. Sajid Javid 77. Robert Jenrick 78. Jo Johnson 79. Andrew Jones 80. Gillian Keegan 81. Seema Kennedy 82. Stephen Kerr 83. Mark Lancaster 84. Jeremy Lefroy 85. Oliver Letwin 86. David Lidington 87. Patrick McLoughlin 88. Mark Menzies 89. Huw Merriman 90. Anne Milton 91. Andrew Mitchell 92. Penny Mordaunt 93. Nicky Morgan 94. David Morris 95. David Mundell 96. Andrew Murrison 97. Bob Neill 98. Sarah Newton 99. Caroline Nokes 100. Neil O’Brien 101. Guy Opperman 102. Mark Pawsey 103. John Penrose 104. Claire Perry 105. Chris Philp 106. Rebecca Pow 107. Mark Prisk 108. Jeremy Quin (Teller) 109. Will Quince 110. Amber Rudd 111. David Rutley 112. Antoinette Sandbach 113. Paul Scully 114. Andrew Selous 115. Alok Sharma 116. Keith Simpson 117. Chris Skidmore 118. Julian Smith 119. Nicholas Soames 120. Caroline Spelman 121. John Stevenson 122. Rory Stewart 123. Gary Streeter 124. Mel Stride 125. Graham Stuart 126. Justin Tomlinson 127. David Tredinnick 128. Elizabeth Truss 129. Ed Vaizey 130. Robin Walker 131. Ben Wallace 132. Gavin Williamson 133. Jeremy Wright Green 1. Caroline Lucas Independent 1. Nick Boles 2. Sylvia Hermon 3. Ivan Lewis 4. Stephen Lloyd 5. Chris Williamson 6. John Woodcock Independent Group 1. Heidi Allen 2. Luciana Berger 3. Ann Coffey 4. Mike Gapes 5. Chris Leslie 6. Joan Ryan 7. Gavin Shuker 8. Angela Smith 9. Anna Soubry 10. Chuka Umunna 11. Sarah Wollaston Labour 1. Diane Abbott 2. Debbie Abrahams 3. Rushanara Ali 4. Rosena Allin-Khan 5. Mike Amesbury 6. Tonia Antoniazzi 7. Jonathan Ashworth 8. Kevin Barron 9. Margaret Beckett 10. Hilary Benn 11. Clive Betts 12. Roberta Blackman-Woods 13. Paul Blomfield 14. Tracy Brabin 15. Ben Bradshaw 16. Kevin Brennan 17. Lyn Brown 18. Nick Brown 19. Chris Bryant 20. Karen Buck 21. Richard Burden 22. Richard Burgon 23. Dawn Butler 24. Liam Byrne 25. Alan Campbell 26. Dan Carden 27. Sarah Champion 28. Jenny Chapman 29. Bambos Charalambous 30. Ann Clwyd 31. Vernon Coaker 32. Julie Cooper 33. Rosie Cooper 34. Yvette Cooper 35. Jeremy Corbyn 36. Neil Coyle 37. David Crausby 38. Mary Creagh 39. Stella Creasy 40. Jon Cruddas 41. John Cryer 42. Judith Cummings 43. Alex Cunningham 44. Jim Cunningham 45. Janet Daby 46. Nic Dakin 47. Wayne David 48. Geraint Davies 49. Marsha De Cordova 50. Gloria de Piero 51. Thangam Debbonaire 52. Emma Dent Coad 53. Annaliese Dodds 54. Stephen Doughty 55. Peter Dowd 56. Jack Dromey 57. Rosie Duffield 58. Angela Eagle 59. Maria Eagle 60. Clive Efford 61. Julie Elliott 62. Louise Ellman 63. Chris Elmore 64. Bill Esterson 65. Christopher Evans 66. Paul Farrelly 67. Jim Fitzpatrick 68. Colleen Fletcher 69. Caroline Flint 70. Vicky Foxcroft 71. Gill Furniss 72. Hugh Gaffney 73. Barry Gardiner 74. Ruth George 75. Preet Gill 76. Mary Glindon 77. Roger Godsiff 78. Helen Goodman 79. Kate Green 80. Lilian Greenwood 81. Margaret Greenwood 82. Nia Griffith 83. John Grogan 84. Andrew Gwynne 85. Louise Haigh 86. Fabian Hamilton 87. David Hanson 88. Emma Hardy 89. Harriet Harman 90. Carolyn Harris 91. Helen Hayes 92. Sue Hayman 93. John Healey 94. Mark Hendrick 95. Mike Hill 96. Meg Hillier 97. Margaret Hodge 98. Sharon Hodgson 99. Kate Hollern 100. George Howarth 101. Rupa Huq 102. Imran Hussain 103. Dan Jarvis 104. Diana Johnson 105. Darren Jones 106. Gerald Jones 107. Graham Jones 108. Kevan Jones 109. Ruth Jones 110. Sarah Jones 111. Susan Elan Jones 112. Michael Kane 113. Barbara Keeley 114. Elizabeth Kendall 115. Afzal Khan 116. Gerard Killen 117. Stephen Kinnock 118. Peter Kyle 119. Lesley Laird 120. David Lammy 121. Ian Lavery 122. Karen Lee 123. Emma Lewell-Buck 124. Clive Lewis 125. Tony Lloyd 126. Rebecca Long-Bailey 127. Ian Lucas 128. Holly Lynch 129. Justin Madders 130. Khalid Mahmood 131. Shabana Mahmood 132. Seema Malhotra 133. John Mann 134. Gordon Marsden 135. Sandy Martin 136. Rachael Maskell 137. Chris Matheson 138. Steve McCabe 139. Kerry McCarthy 140. Andy McDonald 141. Pat McFadden 142. Conor McGinn 143. Alison McGovern 144. Catherine McKinnell 145. Jim McMahon 146. Ian Mearns 147. Ed Miliband 148. Madeleine Moon 149. Jessica Morden 150. Stephen Morgan 151. Grahame Morris 152. Ian Murray 153. Alex Norris 154. Melanie Onn 155. Chi Onwurah 156. Kate Osamor 157. Albert Owen 158. Stephanie Peacock 159. Teresa Pearce 160. Matthew Pennycook 161. Toby Perkins 162. Jess Phillips 163. Bridget Phillipson 164. Laura Pidcock 165. Jo Platt 166. Luke Pollard 167. Stephen Pound 168. Lucy Powell 169. Yasmin Qureshi 170. Faisal Rashid 171. Angela Rayner 172. Steve Reed 173. Christina Rees 174. Ellie Reeves 175. Emma Reynolds 176. Marie Rimmer 177. Geoffrey Robinson 178. Matt Rodda 179. Danielle Rowley 180. Chris Ruane 181. Lloyd Russell-Moyle 182. Naz Shah 183. Virendra Sharma 184. Barry Sheerman 185. Paula Sherriff 186. Tulip Siddiq 187. Dennis Skinner 188. Andy Slaughter 189. Ruth Smeeth 190. Cat Smith 191. Eleanor Smith 192. Jeff Smith 193. Laura Smith 194. Nick Smith 195. Owen Smith 196. Gareth Snell 197. John Spellar 198. Keir Starmer 199. Jo Stevens 200. Wes Streeting 201. Paul Sweeney 202. Mark Tami 203. Gareth Thomas 204. Nick Thomas-Symonds 205. Stephen Timms 206. Jon Trickett 207. Anna Turley 208. Karl Turner 209. Derek Twigg 210. Stephen Twigg 211. Liz Twist 212. Keith Vaz 213. Valerie Vaz 214. Thelma Walker 215. Tom Watson 216. Catherine West 217. Matt Western 218. Alan Whitehead 219. Martin Whitfield 220. Paul Williams 221. Phil Wilson 222. Mohammad Yasin 223. Daniel Zeichner Liberal Democrat 1. Tom Brake 2. Vince Cable 3. Alistair Carmichael 4. Ed Davey 5. Tim Farron 6. Wera Hobhouse 7. Christine Jardine 8. Norman Lamb 9. Layla Moran 10. Jamie Stone 11. Jo Swinson Plaid Cymru 1. Jonathan Edwards 2. Ben Lake 3. Liz Saville Roberts 4. Hywel Williams SNP 1. Hannah Bardell 2. Mhairi Black 3. Ian Blackford 4. Kirsty Blackman 5. Deidre Brock 6. Alan Brown 7. Lisa Cameron 8. Doug Chapman 9. Joanna Cherry 10. Ronnie Cowan 11. Angela Crawley 12. Martyn Day 13. Martin Docherty-Hughes 14. Marion Fellows 15. Stephen Gethins 16. Patricia Gibson 17. Patrick Grady 18. Peter Grant 19. Neil Gray 20. Drew Hendry 21. Stewart Hosie 22. Chris Law 23. David Linden 24. Stewart McDonald 25. Stuart McDonald 26. John McNally 27. Carol Monaghan 28. Gavin Newlands 29. Brendan O’Hara 30. Tommy Sheppard 31. Chris Stephens 32. Alison Thewliss 33. Philippa Whitford THE 105 MPs WHO DID NOT VOTE IN THE DIVISION*======= Conservative 1. Nigel Adams 2. Lucy Allan 3. Stuart Andrew 4. Kemi Badenoch 5. Jake Berry 6. Jack Brereton 7. Christopher Chope 8. Damian Collins 9. Robert Courts 10. Geoffrey Cox 11. Stephen Crabb 12. Tracey Crouch 13. David Davies 14. Mims Davies 15. Caroline Dinenage 16. Michelle Donelan 17. Nadine Dorries 18. Jackie Doyle-Price 19. Nigel Evans 20. Michael Fallon 21. Liam Fox 22. Roger Gale 23. Nusrat Ghani 24. Chris Grayling 25. Rebecca Harris 26. Trudy Harrison 27. John Hayes 28. James Heappey 29. Nick Herbert 30. John Howell 31. Caroline Johnson 32. Marcus Jones 33. Greg Knight 34. Julian Knight 35. Kwasi Kwarteng 36. John Lamont 37. Andrea Leadsom 38. Phillip Lee 39. Edward Leigh 40. Brandon Lewis 41. Ian Liddell-Grainger 42. Jack Lopresti 43. Jonathan Lord 44. Rachel Maclean 45. Alan Mak 46. Kit Malthouse 47. Paul Masterton 48. Theresa May 49. Paul Maynard 50. Maria Miller 51. Amanda Milling 52. Damien Moore 53. James Morris 54. Wendy Morton 55. Jesse Norman 56. Matthew Offord 57. Andrew Percy 58. Christopher Pincher 59. Daniel Poulter 60. Victoria Prentis 61. Douglas Ross 62. Bob Seely 63. Grant Shapps 64. Alec Shelbrooke 65. Chloe Smith 66. Mark Spencer 67. Andrew Stephenson 68. Bob Stewart 69. Iain Stewart 70. Rishi Sunak 71. Maggie Throup 72. Kelly Tolhurst 73. Thomas Tugendhat 74. David Warburton 75. Matt Warman 76. Helen Whately 77. Heather Wheeler 78. Craig Whittaker 79. Mike Wood 80. Nadhim Zahawi DUP 1. Jeffrey Donaldson Independent 1. Ian Austin 2. Kelvin Hopkins 3. Jared O’Mara 4. Fiona Onasanya Labour 1. Adrian Bailey 2. Ruth Cadbury 3. Tan Dhesi 4. David Drew 5. Yvonne Fovargue 6. James Frith 7. Helen Jones 8. Siobhain McDonagh 9. John McDonnell 10.
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