Crime and Policing Bill: Third Reading: how MPs voted on 18 June 2025
Division 239, 18 June 2025, 19:01. The Commons Votes API gives 312 Ayes, 95 Noes: majority 217 for the Ayes.
The question
Clause 170
Commencement
Amendments made: 125, page 189, line 20, leave out “52” and insert “(Secretary of State guidance), (Department of Justice guidance)”
This amendment provides for the guidance provisions inserted by NC57 and NC58 to commence on Royal Assent.
Amendment 126, page 189, line 21, after “sections” insert
“(Causing internal concealment of item for criminal purpose),”
This amendment makes the Secretary of State’s power to amend the list of specified items in NC56 come into force on Royal Assent.
Amendment 127, page 189, line 26, at end insert—
“(aa) section (Removal of limitation period in child sexual abuse cases);”
This amendment provides for NC59 to come into force two months after Royal Assent.
Amendment 128, page 189, line 26, at end insert—
“(aa) section 114;
(ab) section 116;”
This amendment makes clauses 114 and 116 (which were inserted into the Bill at Committee stage) commence two months after Royal Assent.
Amendment 129, page 189, line 39, at beginning insert
“Sections 38 and (Proving an offence under section 38), and”
This amendment provides for clause 38 and NC54 to come into force, so far as extending to Scotland or Northern Ireland, by order made by the Scottish Ministers or the Department of Justice respectively.
Amendment 130, page 190, line 6, at end insert—
“(za) section 56(2), (3) and (4)(c) so far as relating to an offence under section 38;”
This amendment provides for certain provisions of clause 56 which contain supplementary provision for Northern Ireland for offences under clause 38 to come into force in accordance with an order made by the Department of Justice.
Amendment 131, page 190, line 8, at end insert—
“(8A) Section 127(3) and Schedule (Confiscation orders: Scotland) come into force on such day as the Scottish Ministers may by order appoint.”
This amendment of the commencement clause provides that the Scottish Ministers may bring into force the provision about confiscation orders in Scotland which is added to the Bill by amendments 88 and NS2.
Amendment 132, page 190, line 9, leave out “or (8)” and insert “, (8) or (8A)”
This amendment of the commencement clause enables transitional or saving provision, and different provision for different purposes, to be included in an order bringing into force the provision about confiscation orders in Scotland which is added to the Bill by amendments 88 and NS2.
Amendment 133, page 190, line 12, after “(7)(a)” insert “or (8A)”—(Dame Diana Johnson.)
This amendment of the commencement clause is consequential on amendment …
As printed in Hansard before the division.
By party
Labour MPs cast 302 of the 311 named Aye votes; Conservative MPs 82 of the 96 named No votes.
| Party | Aye (named) | No (named) |
|---|---|---|
| Labour | 302 | 0 |
| Conservative | 1 | 82 |
| Independent | 4 | 9 |
| Green Party | 4 | 0 |
| Reform UK | 0 | 4 |
| Ulster Unionist Party | 0 | 1 |
| Total | 311 | 96 |
Tellers: Anna McMorrin (Labour, Cardiff North) and Martin McCluskey (Labour, Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West) (Ayes); David Simmonds (Conservative, Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner) and Mr Andrew Snowden (Conservative, Fylde) (Noes).
How each MP voted
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Sources
- Bill: Crime and Policing Act 2026
- Hansard: Crime and Policing Bill
- Commons division 239
- Commons Votes API: division
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a70909daf7799dd715 October 2026 - Hansard API: debate
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