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Stephen McPartland

Conservative Former MP · left 30 May 2024

Represented Stevenage · in Parliament since 6 May 2010

Parliamentary participation snapshot

Voting participation
55.3%
591 of 1,068 divisions
Committee attendance
100.0%
35 meetings attended
Debate contributions
159
in the 7 year window
Written questions
75
in the 7 year window
Committee memberships
0
current

Biography

The Rt Hon Stephen McPartland is no longer a Member, but was most recently the Conservative MP for Stevenage, and left the Commons on 30 May 2024.

Parliamentary service

ConstituencyFromToNotes
Stevenage6 May 201030 May 2024Elected 4 times

Party affiliations

PartyFromTo
Conservative6 May 201030 May 2024

Previous ministerial & opposition roles

RoleTypeFromTo
Minister of State (Home Office) (Security)Government7 July 20226 September 2022

Voting participation

Participation rate
55.3%
Eligible divisions
1,068
Divisions voted
591

587th of 650 current MPs · all MPs average 71.4% · Conservative average 73.8%

Participation by year

Stephen McPartland voting participation by yearPercentage of eligible Commons divisions voted in, per calendar year0%25%50%75%100%201920202021202220232024202520262019: 100.0%100.0%2020: 67.4%67.4%2021: 76.0%76.0%2022: 55.8%55.8%2023: 23.4%23.4%2024: 60.6%60.6%
YearEligible divisionsVotedParticipation
202412777 60.6%
202325660 23.4%
2022251140 55.8%
2021242184 76.0%
2020190128 67.4%
201922 100.0%

By Parliament

ParliamentEligible divisionsVotedParticipation
58th1,068591 55.3%

Participation counts aye, no or teller votes in Commons divisions held while the MP sat. Absence has many legitimate causes (pairing, illness, parental leave, ministerial or Speaker duties).

Parliamentary activity

Debate contributions
159
Written questions
75
Oral questions
6
Early day motions
0
Bills sponsored
0
Petitions presented
0
Committee meetings attended
35

joint 476th of 650 current MPs (2 tied) · all MPs average 489 · Conservative average 669

Written questions per year
Stephen McPartland: Written questions per yearNumber of Written questions recorded per calendar year01325385020192020: 363620202021: 151520212022: 5520222023: 151520232024: 44202420252026
Oral questions per year
Stephen McPartland: Oral questions per yearNumber of Oral questions recorded per calendar year0.01.32.53.85.020192020: 4420202021: 1120212022: 0020222023: 1120232024: 00202420252026

Annual breakdown

YearDebate contributionsDebates participatedWritten questionsOral questionsEDMsBills sponsoredPetitions
2024 2 2 4 0 0 0 0
2023 3 2 15 1 0 0 0
2022 138 15 5 0 0 0 0
2021 8 8 15 1 0 0 0
2020 8 6 36 4 0 0 0

Committee memberships

Not currently a member of any committee.

joint 1st of 515 current MPs (489 tied) · all MPs average 99.6% · Conservative average 99.9%

Committee membership history

1 bill committee served on

Hansard activity

Contributions
159
spoken contributions
Debates participated in
33
distinct debates

joint 515th of 650 current MPs (2 tied) · all MPs average 552 · Conservative average 899

Contributions per year
Stephen McPartland: debate contributions per yearSpoken contributions recorded in Hansard per calendar year05010015020020192020: 8820202021: 8820212022: 13813820222023: 3320232024: 22202420252026
Debates participated in per year
Stephen McPartland: debates participated in per yearDistinct debates the MP contributed to, per calendar year0510152020192020: 6620202021: 8820212022: 151520222023: 2220232024: 22202420252026

Counts come from the Hansard record for the Commons and Westminster Hall within the dataset window. Individual contributions and topic analysis are not yet part of the dataset; search Hansard for the full record.

Parliamentary timeline

Generated from seat, party, role and committee records.

  1. 2010

    • – Became MP for Stevenage
    • – Joined Conservative

  2. 2017

    • – Joined Regulatory Reform
    • – Joined Regulatory Reform
    • – Became Chair of Regulatory Reform
    • – Joined Liaison Committee (Commons)

  3. 2020

    • – Joined Regulatory Reform
    • – Became Chair of Regulatory Reform
    • – Joined Liaison Committee (Commons)

  4. 2022

    • – Joined National Security Strategy (Joint Committee)
    • – Appointed: Minister of State (Home Office) (Security)
    • – Left role: Minister of State (Home Office) (Security)

  5. 2024

    • – Left the House of Commons (Dissolution)

Statistics cover 7 November 2019 to 7 November 2026. Source: UK Parliament Members, Committees, Commons Votes, Hansard, Questions and Bills APIs, via the UK Politics Decoded dataset. View this MP’s raw JSON.