Living former Members of the House of Commons
Known living former Members of Parliament.

Known living former Members of Parliament.
The Backbench Business Committee was created in 2010 to schedule business in the House of Commons proposed by backbench MPs.
The government proposes reducing the voting age to 16, reviewing voter ID, improving voter registration and strengthening political donation rules.
Debate Pack
On 16 July 2025, MPs will debate expanding the scope of the Register of Interests of Members’ Staff to include all MPs’ staff with access to the parliamentary network, rather just staff with parliamentary passes.
Research Briefing
This guide and sets a series of principles to follow to help produce good statistical charts. As used by the statistics sections of the House of Commons Library
Research Briefing
Heads of state and dignitaries who have addressed MPs and Members of the House of Lords since 1935.
Research Briefing
Maiden speeches made by newly elected MPs since 1918, with links to Hansard where available.
Research Briefing
This list reports all the women who have been elected as MPs to the House of Commons, for each election since 1918 and in the order they were sworn in.
Research Briefing
A briefing paper which "maps" (or summarises) the main elements of the United Kingdom's uncodified constitution.
Debate Pack
On Wednesday 25 June 2025, there will be an Estimates Day debate on the spending of the Ministry of Justice. This debate pack contains details of the latest estimates and previous expenditure, background material, and suggestions for further reading.
Research Briefing
A briefing paper on the office and functions of the Prime Minister
Research Briefing
Changes to the governance arrangements of the Independent Complaints and Grievance Scheme have been proposed. They are to be debated on 16 June 2025.
Research Briefing
Statements made by the Speaker deprecating the making of key policy announcements before they are made in the House of Commons.
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Movers and seconders of the motion of the Debate on the Address since 1900.
Research Briefing
MPs should not raise matters in debates, questions and motions which are awaiting adjudication in a court of law to avoid influencing the outcome of those court proceedings.
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