Civil Partnership Bill [Lords]

Division number 256 – in the House of Commons on 12 October 2004.

Lord Blencathra

Conservative

A majority of MPs voted yes on Civil Partnership Bill [Lords]

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Aye: 425 MPs

No: 48 MPs

Ayes: A-Z by last name

Tellers

John Heppell Labour
Bridget Prentice Labour

Nos: A-Z by last name

Sir David Amess Conservative
James Arbuthnot Conservative
Paul Beresford Conservative
Julian Brazier Conservative
David Burnside UUP
Gregory Campbell DUP
Christopher Chope Conservative
Patrick Cormack Conservative
Quentin Davies Conservative
Mr Denzil Davies Labour
Jim Dobbin Labour/Co-operative
Nigel Dodds DUP
Jeffrey M. Donaldson DUP
Mr Adrian Flook Conservative
Mark Francois Conservative
Roger Gale Conservative
John Gummer Conservative
Mr Nick Hawkins Conservative
John Hayes Conservative
Mark Hoban Conservative
Gerald Howarth Conservative
Mr Andrew Hunter Independent Conservative
Greg Knight Conservative
Peter Lilley Conservative
Dr Brian Mawhinney Conservative
Anne McIntosh Conservative
Patrick McLoughlin Conservative
Ian Paisley DUP
Owen Paterson Conservative
Andrew Robathan Conservative
Laurence Robertson Conservative
Peter Robinson DUP
Iris Robinson DUP
Andrew Rosindell Conservative
Martin Smyth UUP
Michael Spicer Conservative
Bob Spink Conservative
Desmond Swayne Conservative
Mr John Taylor Conservative
Mr Michael Trend Conservative
Rt Hon David Trimble UUP
Andrew Turner Conservative
Nigel Waterson Conservative
Angela Watkinson Conservative
Mr John Wilkinson Conservative
David Wilshire Conservative
Nicholas Winterton Conservative
Ann Winterton Conservative

Tellers

Edward Leigh Conservative
Ann Widdecombe Conservative

Absent: 181 MPs

Abstained: 1 MP

Absents: A-Z by last name

Abstaineds: A-Z by last name

Michael Fallon Conservative