Consideration of Lords amendmentsTuesday, 14 April 2026

Crime and Policing Bill

Government bill — final stage

The Commons is considering amendments made by the House of Lords to the Crime and Policing Bill. This stage allows MPs to debate whether to accept, reject, or modify the Lords' proposed changes before the bill can receive Royal Assent. The outcome will determine the final shape of legislation affecting police powers, criminal justice procedures, and law enforcement priorities.

This legislation will directly affect policing practices, crime prevention strategies, and the criminal justice system across England and Wales. The amendments stage is crucial as it reflects Parliament's final opportunity to shape criminal law and public safety policy. Changes could impact police funding, operational powers, and how crimes are investigated and prosecuted—affecting public safety and civil liberties for millions of UK residents.

Crime & Policing

MPs with a stake

Chris PhilpConservative and Unionist Party

Croydon South

Prior Crime and Policing Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Shadow Home Secretary — portfolio topic overlap (35pts); Spoken on crime (55 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: questioning, crime: supportive (30pts)Voting record

Tessa MuntLiberal Democrats

Wells and Mendip Hills

Prior Crime and Policing Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime (44 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: questioning, crime: supportive (30pts); Committee: justice committee (20pts)Voting record

Warinder JussLabour Party

Wolverhampton West

Prior Crime and Policing Bill engagement: 1 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime (57 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: supportive, crime: questioning, crime: opposed (30pts); Committee: justice committee (20pts)Voting record

Ben Obese-JectyConservative and Unionist Party

Huntingdon

Prior Crime and Policing Bill engagement: 2 debate(s) (30pts); Spoken on crime (54 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: questioning, crime: supportive (30pts)Voting record

Kim JohnsonLabour Party

Liverpool Riverside

Prior Crime and Policing Bill engagement: 3 debate(s) (40pts); Spoken on crime (39 times, 40pts); Known positions: crime: opposed, crime: questioning, crime: supportive (30pts)Voting record

Crime and Policing Bill

MPs with a stake

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