Alex McIntyre
MP for Gloucester
Lab
4 Jul 2024 - Present
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I am delighted that Calton and Grange primary schools in my city of Gloucester will be among the first 750 schools to get free breakfast clubs, and I am pleased that this Government are already delivering on their manifesto promises in less than a year. So will the Prime Minister agree with me that, by helping working parents with childcare and delivering the best start to the day for every single child, we are delivering opportunity for the next generation?
Context
Calton and Grange primary schools in Gloucester are among the first to receive free breakfast clubs, which is part of a Labour Government's promise to support children's education.
The Prime Minister (Keir Starmer)
I agree with my hon. Friend. We are pleased that two of the early adopter schools will be in his constituency. We are ensuring that all children of primary school age can get access to free breakfasts and at least 30 minutes of free childcare.
Session: PMQs
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Hollie Gazzard was murdered by her boyfriend outside her workplace in Gloucester 10 years ago. Since then, her family have established the Hollie Gazzard Trust, which educates young people on domestic abuse and stalking, and keeps women safe with its Hollie Guard app. Will the Prime Minister join me in paying tribute to Hollie's family and the work of the Hollie Gazzard Trust, and will he update the House on the steps the Government are taking to tackle violence against women and girls?
Context
Hollie Gazzard was murdered by her boyfriend outside her workplace in Gloucester a decade ago. Her family established the Hollie Gazzard Trust, which educates young people on domestic abuse and stalking.
Keir Starmer
A decade on, I am sure the thoughts of the whole House remain with Hollie's family and friends. I join my hon. Friend in commending the vital work of the Hollie Gazzard Trust. In relation to the steps we are taking, we have a mission to halve the levels of violence against women and girls within a decade. That is really tough to do—nobody has ever committed to that before. I invite everybody across the House in join us in that. That will include, among the steps we are taking, placing domestic abuse experts in 999 control rooms, to ensure that abuse is picked up early; launching a pilot of new domestic abuse protection orders; developing a national framework to track and target high-harm offenders; and strengthening stalking prevention orders. We will take other measures to make good on that commitment.
Session: PMQs
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Can the Prime Minister update the House on what this Government are doing to support veterans, especially meeting his promise for every veteran to have a roof over their head?
Context
Almost 10% of Gloucester households are home to a veteran. The Prime Minister promised to ensure every veteran in Gloucester has a roof over their head.
Keir Starmer
We owe an enormous debt to all our veterans. It was a great honour to announce at our party conference that our plans to build new homes across the country will ensure that homeless veterans are at the front of the queue for new social housing, recognising their incredible sacrifice and contribution.
Assessment
The specific ask about confirming promises was not directly addressed.
We Owe An Enormous Debt To All Our Veterans
Session: PMQs
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Procurement matters because, done well, it supports local jobs in Gloucester and in communities like mine. Together Gloucestershire is a local organisation that is an excellent example of how procurement can be done differently. It works with local businesses and the public sector to showcase the talent and skill in our county and provides a procurement portal for organisations to access them. Will the Secretary of State meet me and Together Gloucestershire to discuss how that model can be better supported and developed further?
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Alex McIntyre highlights Together Gloucestershire as an example of effective procurement that supports local businesses and skills. He asks for a meeting to discuss how to better support and develop this model.
Louise Haigh
I am grateful to my hon. Friend for bringing the important work of Together Gloucestershire to the House's attention. It is an excellent example of where social value can ensure that British taxpayer's money is directed towards delivering British jobs and skills in our constituency. I will ask the Minister and our officials to meet with my hon. Friend and businesses in his constituency.
Session: Job Support Public Procurement 2026-09-10
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What recent steps have you taken to use public procurement to support jobs?
Context
Alex McIntyre is concerned about the use of public procurement to support local jobs and skills development in communities like his.
Louise Haigh
Last month I announced reforms to public procurement that will cut red tape and focus social value on delivering good jobs and skills development. In the autumn, I will publish new guidance to ensure that central Government procurement consistently supports jobs, skills and people in every postcode.
Session: Job Support Public Procurement 2026-09-10
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I fully support the Government's devolution agenda. However, Gloucester does not have a metro mayor and is not part of a combined authority. How can we work together to ensure Gloucester feels the benefits and investment from the Government's devolution agenda?
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Gloucester constituency does not have a metro mayor and is not part of a combined authority, raising concerns about inclusion in devolution plans.
Emma Reynolds
The Government's ambitions to accelerate devolution include establishing a strategic authority for every area in England by the end of 2028. All strategic authorities, including those without a mayor, will benefit from greater powers over skills, transport and housing.
Session: Regional Funding 2026-09-08
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The gate streets in Gloucester city centre are in urgent need of regeneration. Does the Minister agree that one way to breathe more life into our city centre is to convert the empty upper floors of shops into good-quality housing? What steps are the Government taking to unlock those opportunities?
Context
The MP is concerned about the regeneration of gate streets in Gloucester city centre and proposes converting the empty upper floors of shops into good-quality housing.
Matthew Pennycook
The Government are undertaking a number of pieces of work to look at what more we can do to revitalise our high streets. The Secretary of State and I are looking specifically at what more we can do to arm local authorities with the powers they need to bring empty homes back into use.
Session: Urban Housing Densification 2026-09-07
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Last week I signed a letter to the Foreign Secretary, along with 140 colleagues, asking the Government to take further action in response to settler violence and the rhetoric used by two far-right Israeli Government Ministers. Over the last two years, I have heard from hundreds of my constituents expressing deep concern about the Israeli Government's actions in the west bank. Will the Secretary of State commit today to banning all trade with illegal settlements?
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The question is prompted by a letter signed by over 140 colleagues to the Foreign Secretary requesting further action against settler violence.
Yvette Cooper
I thank my hon. Friend for his question. The expansion of Israeli settlements and some of the violence circulating in them is a deliberate attempt by hardliners to undermine any possibility of a two-state solution and pursue what is effectively illegal annexation. We agree that no one should be trading with illegal settlements, which is different from long-standing legitimate trade with businesses across Israel. A small number of countries have explored legal bans but also had challenges with them. The most effective impact we can have on all these issues is to work internationally.
Session: West Bank Settler Activity
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What diplomatic steps her Department is taking in response to settler activity in the west bank?
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The question arises from ongoing diplomatic concerns over settler violence and illegal activities in the West Bank, which are seen as obstacles to peace.
Yvette Cooper
The settlements in the west bank are a fundamental barrier to peace, and a flagrant breach of international law. We condemn the rising and incredibly disturbing settler violence that we have seen over the past year. Last week I announced a new wave of sanctions to target the networks that are supporting this violence, which is the fourth package of sanctions against extremist Israeli settlers under this Government.
Session: West Bank Settler Activity
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The River Severn holds incredible potential for tidal energy, with the Severn Estuary Commission finding that it has the potential to generate up to 7% of the UK's electricity. Will my right hon. Friend meet me to discuss how the Government plan to take that forward, and how we can ensure that some of the resulting good-quality green jobs come to Gloucester?
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The River Severn holds significant potential for tidal energy, as identified by the Severn Estuary Commission.
Katie White
We are grateful for the Severn Estuary Commission's work, and we recognise the benefits that tidal range can bring to our energy system. For now, the Government remain open to considering well developed proposals for harnessing the tidal range energy in the bays and estuaries around our coastline. I am very happy to meet my hon. Friend to discuss this further.
Session: Topical Questions
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May I associate myself with the remarks of the Secretary of State about Romania? Last week I visited Romania through the armed forces parliamentary scheme, met armed forces personnel involved in NATO air policing. The Russian drone incident showed how important that mission is. Both Permali and Cherry & White are local SMEs working in defence doing an excellent job and keen to expand their businesses.
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The MP highlighted the importance of supporting local businesses in Gloucester that are active in the defence industry and expressed interest in expanding their operations.
Luke Pollard
I thank the hon. Friend for his words about our armed forces and the Typhoons in Romania for essential air policing roles. With a NATO-first approach, we will continue to do that. I would be very happy to meet Cherry & White and Permali, two outstanding companies providing communication systems and composite materials to defence.
Session: Defence Procurement SMEs
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What steps is he taking to ensure that defence procurement supports SMEs. I recently visited Permali and Cherry & White in my constituency, two local SMEs working in the defence industry doing an excellent job. Both are important local employers and keen to expand their businesses. Does my hon. Friend agree we should do everything to support such British SMEs through defence procurement?
Context
The MP expressed concerns about ensuring defence procurement supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). He mentioned visiting Romania as part of the armed forces parliamentary scheme, highlighting the importance of the NATO air policing mission.
Luke Pollard
SMEs are crucial to our success. Through the Defence Office for Small Business Growth, we are cutting red tape and proceeding towards our ambitious SME spend target of an additional £2.5 billion by summer 2028. Last week we announced a Gripen contract with Sweden for £500 million of benefits shared across the United Kingdom. I would be very happy to meet Cherry & White and Permali, two outstanding companies providing communication systems and composite materials to defence.
Session: Defence Procurement SMEs
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I recently met a constituent whose child was murdered five years ago, with the killer subsequently accessing social media in prison to harass the victim's family. The same problem occurs for other constituents and their loved ones who have suffered similar losses. Is my right hon. Friend in agreement that this is entirely unacceptable? Will he review my constituent's case to ensure violent offenders cannot continue to threaten victims from behind bars?
Context
A constituent's child was fatally stabbed five years ago, and since then, the perpetrator has repeatedly accessed social media from prison to torment the family. This issue affects other families as well.
David Lammy
I appreciate the issue raised by my hon. Friend. Prisoners are strictly prohibited from using social media under any circumstances and face penalties if they do. HMPS investigates all such cases. I recently visited a state-of-the-art digital forensics lab that examines phones for evidence to prosecute offenders.
Session: Topical Questions
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I welcome the Government's commitment to making sure that every child with SEND in Gloucester gets the support they need at the earliest stage of their education. I also welcome the £4.6 million investment in the Experts at Hand service in Gloucestershire coming for the next academic year. Can the Minister update the House on the discussions she is having with the Department of Health on its workforce plan to make sure we have the workers needed to deliver that support in Gloucester?
Context
The MP welcomes the government's commitment to supporting children with SEND in Gloucester, acknowledging the £4.6 million investment in the Experts at Hand service.
Bridget Phillipson
My hon. Friend is a true champion for children and young people and families right across his community. He raises an important point. The SEND consultation we have brought forward is a joint document with the Department of Health and Social Care, because we know that this is about having a system that better responds not only to children's educational needs when they are in school, but to wider health needs. That is why our Experts at Hand initiative will make sure there is better, targeted specialist support for all children who need it, avoiding the lengthy waits, the arduous process and the adversarial system that too many parents have to endure at the moment.
Session: Special Educational Needs Support
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Does my right hon. Friend agree that the changes being driven through by our Government will mean victims are more able to report crimes and get outcomes in reasonable time?
Context
The previous Conservative government cut criminal justice funding and closed half of the magistrates courts, leading to a significant backlog.
David Lammy
One hundred per cent. That is why the shadow Justice Secretary, when he stands up, should apologise. He was sat in the Home Office while that was happening.
Session: Jury Trials
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Gloucestershire Gateway Trust does vital work in my constituency, helping those not in employment, education or training back into work. It runs the Bridging the Gap programme, which provides an employability skills course and a guaranteed interview at the country's best motorway services, Gloucester services. It also ran the Going the Extra Mile project, which supported over 2,000 local residents who were furthest from employment. Can the Secretary of State visit my constituency to see the work that Gloucestershire Gateway Trust is doing, and to discuss how we can work with community and voluntary organisations to tackle these challenges from the ground up?
Context
The MP highlighted the work of Gloucestershire Gateway Trust in providing employability skills courses and helping local residents who were furthest from employment.
Pat McFadden
Gloucestershire Gateway Trust has helped create over 400 jobs for local residents. It continues to provide invaluable support, and I am very happy to take the opportunity to visit my hon. Friend's constituency at some point—diary permitting, as they say.
Session: Support for NEET Young People
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What steps he is taking to support young people into employment, education or training. The statistics for the second half of 2024 show the number of young people not in education, employment or training had increased by around 300,000 since 2021.
Context
The MP highlighted the increase in young people not in employment, education or training (NEET) and the need for government intervention.
Pat McFadden
Over three years, the Government will invest some £1.5 billion to improve opportunities for young people through both the youth guarantee and more youth apprenticeships. We are expanding the number of youth hubs to more areas of the country, and we aim to add about 50,000 more starts through the change to youth apprenticeships.
Session: Support for NEET Young People
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Can the Minister give some detail on how this Government will support victims such as the one I met recently?
Context
A survivor of domestic abuse and stalking has repeatedly moved homes, only to be followed by her perpetrator. The MP is seeking details on how the government will support such cases.
Jess Phillips
We are rolling out domestic abuse protection orders, placing stronger prohibitions and requirements on perpetrators such as electronic monitoring. A breach of this order is a criminal offence, aimed at inconveniencing the perpetrator to protect victims and ensure safety.
Session: Violence against Women and Girls Strategy
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What recent progress has the Department made in implementing the VAWG strategy?
Context
The question arises from ongoing efforts to combat violence against women and girls, particularly focusing on recent developments.
Jess Phillips
Alongside publishing the new VAWG strategy, the Government have launched a behaviour change campaign and rolled out domestic abuse protection orders. We are embedding specialists in police control rooms under Raneem's law, strengthening tools for police and courts to protect victims. A national policing centre with £13.1 million funding has been established, and Richard Wright KC is leading a review of stalking legislation.
Session: Violence against Women and Girls Strategy
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What steps is the Department taking to support the roll-out of technology in GP surgeries like Hadwen Health in Gloucester?
Context
The MP visited Hadwen Health, a local GP service in Gloucester. The team is using technology to better serve patients but faces issues with current technological solutions not allowing for triaging and directing patients to their preferred family doctor when booking online.
Stephen Kinnock
I am a little bit surprised; I think that technology does exist. I have visited a couple of GP practices where the online booking system gives the patient the option to specify the doctor that she or he would like to see. I would be happy to connect my hon. Friend with relevant officials in the Department, so that they can connect with the GP surgery to resolve that issue.
Session: Topical Questions
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A happy new year to you and your team, Mr Speaker. I welcome the Minister’s commitment to closing the Tory asylum hotel in Gloucester by the end of this Parliament. I have raised with him in the past the plight of families who live next door to that hotel, who are having to deal with an increase in antisocial behaviour, constant protests at their front door, and YouTubers turning up and trying to get a vox-pop reaction at 11 o’clock at night. What support can we give to those families, who are having to deal with a hotel on their doorstep that they did not plan for when they moved in?
Context
Families living near an asylum hotel in Gloucester are facing issues such as increased antisocial behaviour, constant protests at their front door, and YouTubers attempting to get reactions from residents late at night. These families did not plan for the presence of a hotel when they moved into their homes.
The Minister for Border Security and Asylum (Alex Norris)
We are very mindful that, whatever the nature of the supported accommodation, it should tread as lightly as possible on the community and on its neighbours. I would say to my hon. Friend that we are standing up capacity within the Home Office to make sure that local police are sharing information, and that we are sharing information with local police, about possible vulnerabilities, particularly in some of the cases he is talking about. If he is able to share that information with us, we can make sure that local authorities and local police, alongside the national Government, are supporting the community to the fullest degree possible.
Session: Asylum Hotels
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Before entering the House, I was an employment solicitor, and I saw the impact that judicial mediation had in our employment tribunals. Will the Minister agree to meet me to discuss the role that expanding judicial mediation could have in bringing down the backlog in our employment tribunals?
Context
Discussion on the use of judicial mediation to address backlogs in employment tribunals.
The Minister for Courts and Legal Services (Sarah Sackman)
I welcome my hon. Friend’s experience in this area. I would be happy to meet him to discuss that important subject.
Session: Mandatory Mediation
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What discussions have taken place between the Minister and colleagues at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government regarding how to give local councils the necessary powers and resources to enforce action against fly-tipping?
Context
Fly-tipping is a problem in Gloucester, leaving victims unable to enjoy their city. The question seeks information on discussions with MHCLG about giving local councils the powers and resources to enforce action against fly-tipping.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice (Alex Davies-Jones)
The Minister confirmed ongoing work across Government, including in Gloucester, to empower local authorities with the necessary powers to enforce action against fly-tipping. This includes ensuring councils have the tools they need to tackle this issue.
Session: Environmental Crime Victim Support
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In Gloucester, thanks to the Government investing £1 million in neighbourhood policing and a further £1 million in its safer streets initiative, we have seen more police on our streets this summer, leading to an increase in arrests and seizures of illegal e-bikes and vapes. Some of that funding is to come to an end this autumn. Will the Minister please update me on how she will ensure that Gloucestershire constabulary builds on the great work it has done this summer to make Gloucester a safer place to live and work?
Context
The MP acknowledged the Government's investment in Gloucestershire constabulary, leading to an increase in arrests and seizures of illegal e-bikes and vapes. Concerns were raised about the continuation of these initiatives post autumn 2023.
The Minister for Policing and Crime (Sarah Jones)
I thank my hon. Friend for his question. It is encouraging to see the work going on in his constituency. It is our intention to ensure that the police have the resources they need to do the jobs we need them to do, whether in hotspot policing, neighbourhood policing or tackling anti-social behaviour.
Session: Antisocial Behaviour
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Cyber-security is vital, not just to our national security but to safeguarding our public services, so I am delighted that the Government are investing in the sector through their cyber growth action plan. Some of that investment is going into my neighbouring town, Cheltenham, but there are so many fantastic opportunities, and potential opportunities, in my city of Gloucester. Will my right hon. Friend meet me to discuss how my constituents can access those opportunities and secure the well-paid, high-skilled jobs of the future?
Context
The MP referenced the government's cyber growth action plan and highlighted its benefits for Cheltenham. He also mentioned potential opportunities in Gloucester.
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (Pat McFadden)
Recent events have shown just how important cyber-security is. We have over 2,000 businesses across the UK generating revenues of an estimated £13 billion and 67,000 jobs in this field. We are also a large exporter of cyber-products. The truth is that we need training and capability in this new area of defence. I am happy to ensure that my hon. Friend gets a meeting with a relevant Minister.
Session: National Security
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The expansion of free school meals will massively help families in my constituency of Gloucester and take them out of poverty. Can the Secretary of State confirm how many more families in Gloucester will be eligible for free school meals under the Government’s expansion, and what steps is she taking with the Secretary of State for Education to ensure that every child is able to access that support?
Context
The expansion of free school meals will help families in Gloucester and take them out of poverty.
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (Liz Kendall)
This vital step will benefit 7,560 children in my hon. Friend’s constituency. It comes on top of rolling out free breakfast clubs, starting with Calton and Grange primary schools in his constituency, our new fair repayment rate in universal credit, and the first ever permanent, above-inflation increase in the standard allowance of universal credit, a vital part of our welfare reforms, putting more money into the pockets of hard-working families and helping to give all children the best start in life.
Session: Child Poverty
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I thank the Minister for his response. It is so important that we break the cycle of reoffending, particularly for young offenders. In Gloucester, we are really lucky to have amazing organisations working with young offenders, including Young Gloucestershire and the Nelson Trust, which offers holistic trauma-informed support for women of all ages. Will the Minister join me on a visit to the Nelson Trust to see the great work being done in my city of Gloucester?
Context
The Minister was asked about steps taken to reduce youth crime and reoffending rates in Gloucester, where there are organisations like Young Gloucestershire and the Nelson Trust providing support.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice (Sir Nicholas Dakin)
I thank my hon. Friend for highlighting the importance of essential organisations such as Young Gloucestershire and the Nelson Trust. I am grateful for the invitation, and ask him to please write to me about the organisations. We will see what my diary can do.
Session: Reoffending Young Offenders
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I thank my hon. Friend for her answer, and for all the work she has done over many years to champion victims and survivors of domestic abuse. As she will know, one of the biggest challenges facing survivors and victims in Gloucester is the financial implications of fleeing that abuse. Will she agree to meet me to discuss my 10-minute rule Bill, the Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) Bill, which would introduce safe leave for victims of domestic abuse and violence?
Context
The MP highlights the challenge of financial implications for victims fleeing domestic abuse and refers to a specific private member's bill he has introduced.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department (Jess Phillips)
I am grateful to my hon. Friend for his kind words, and for his commitment to supporting victims. He will be aware that his private Member’s Bill is the responsibility of the Department for Business and Trade, but I would of course be willing to meet him, and the Department, to discuss it.
Session: Domestic Abuse Gloucester
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23 Feb 2026
VOTED NO
Universal Credit (Removal of Two Child Limit) Bill Committee: New Clause 3
Ayes: 73
Noes: 256
Failed
23 Feb 2026
VOTED AYE
Universal Credit (Removal of Two Child Limit) Bill: Third Reading
Ayes: 361
Noes: 84
Passed
11 Feb 2026
VOTED AYE
Draft Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) (Extension to Marit...
Ayes: 362
Noes: 107
Passed
11 Feb 2026
VOTED AYE
Local Government Finance Report (England) 2026-27
Ayes: 277
Noes: 143
Passed
11 Feb 2026
VOTED AYE
Referendums Relating to Council Tax Increases (Principles) (England) Report 2...
Ayes: 279
Noes: 90
Passed
04 Feb 2026
VOTED AYE
Draft Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme (Amendment) Order 2026
Ayes: 392
Noes: 116
Passed
3
PMQs Asked
25
Ministerial Questions Asked
41
House of Commons Debates Involved
0
Westminster Hall Debates Led
0
Statements / Bills
0
Petitions Presented
98
Voting Record
Activity Compared to Peers
How does this MP's parliamentary activity compare to the national average across 1370 MPs?
Prime Minister's Questions
-18% below average
This MP:
3
Average:
3.7
Ministerial Questions
+87% above average
This MP:
25
Average:
13.4
Westminster Hall Debates Led
-100% below average
This MP:
0
Average:
2.5
Commons Chamber Debates
+744% above average
This MP:
41
Average:
4.9
Statements / Bills Proposed
-100% below average
This MP:
0
Average:
9.5
Petitions Presented
-100% below average
This MP:
0
Average:
2.5
Voting Attendance Rate (%)
+27% above average
This MP:
87.8
Average:
69.2
Important Context
- - Ministers answer questions rather than asking them, so have different activity patterns
- - Activity quantity doesn't measure quality or effectiveness of representation
- - Some MPs focus more on constituency work than parliamentary questions
- - Newly elected MPs will have less parliamentary history
About This Page
This page tracks Alex McIntyre's parliamentary activity including questions asked, debates (Commons Chamber + Westminster Hall), statements/bills, and petitions presented.