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National Security (State Threats) Act 2026: stages, votes and documents

The National Security (State Threats) Act 2026 received Royal Assent on 8 July 2026, 29 days after its first reading in the House of Commons on 9 June 2026. MPs divided on it 6 times between 17 June 2026 and 6 July 2026; the narrowest margin was 100 (New Clause 3).

Stages taken place
13
Commons divisions
6
Documents listed
12
Royal Assent
8 July 2026

What the bill is for

The long title reads:

A Bill to make provision for the designation of bodies involved in foreign power threat activity; to create offences relating to bodies designated under this Act; and for connected purposes.

Sponsors

Stages

StageHouseSittings
1st readingCommons9 June 2026
Allocation of time motionCommons17 June 2026
2nd readingCommons17 June 2026
Committee of the whole HouseCommons17 June 2026
3rd readingCommons17 June 2026
1st readingLords18 June 2026
2nd readingLords23 June 2026
Committee stageLords30 June 2026
Report stageLords30 June 2026
3rd readingLords30 June 2026
Allocation of time motionCommons6 July 2026
Consideration of Lords amendmentsCommons6 July 2026
Royal AssentUnassigned8 July 2026

Commons divisions on this bill

Documents

Bill

Explanatory Notes

Impact Assessments

Delegated Powers Memorandum

Briefing papers

Official record

Sources

RecordReadSHA-256
Bills API: bill28 October 202607a611b9d4b5fb03…
Bills API: stages28 October 202663af8b90851c86f3…
Bills API: publications15 October 2026d61240aeda31b5d0…

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