MPs - Single European Railway Area and further opening of the railways market

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With regards to the EU’s opening of the market of international rail passenger transport accompanying the Communication on the fourth railway package; this motion supported the Government’s aim of ensuring any resulting measures are appropriate, encourage competition and help to deliver a level playing field across the EU; and further supports the Government’s view that any such measures should be evidence-based, proportionate and reduce or at least minimise the regulatory, administrative and cost burden for industry.

In important votes in the House of Commons if an MP votes to protect or preserve Britain’s democracy and economy from EU interference they are awarded a score of plus 2. If the MP votes in a way that harms our freedom, prosperity and sovereignty the MP receives a vote of minus 2. In the face of pressure from the Whips acting on behalf of their pro-EU leadership an abstention receives a score of plus 1. In the referendum of 23rd June 2016 if your MP supported Leave, they are awarded 10 points. If, however, they supported Remain then a score of minus 10 will be applied.

Parties:	Conservative (175)	Democratic Unionist Party (1)	Independent (13)
Independent Group (1)	Liberal Democrat (28)	UKIP (1)	[All parties] (219)

MP / Constituency [Postcode lookup?]	Rating	Aye (13) No (7) Did not vote (10) All Votes (30)	Independent Change Show all
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Nick Boles, (no seat)		-26%		Aye	Independent

Charlie Elphicke, (no seat)		23%		Aye	Independent

David Gauke, (no seat)		-5%		Aye	Independent

Dominic Grieve, (no seat)		-13%		Aye	Independent

Sam Gyimah, (no seat)		-11%		Aye	Independent

Richard Harrington, (no seat)		-15%		Aye	Independent

Margot James, (no seat)		-18%		Aye	Independent

Stephen Lloyd, (no seat)		-51%		Aye	Independent

Anne Milton, (no seat)		-7%		Aye	Independent

Amber Rudd, (no seat)		2%		Aye	Independent

Nicholas Soames, (no seat)		-10%		Aye	Independent

Rory Stewart, (no seat)		0%		Aye	Independent

Edward Vaizey, (no seat)		-22%		Aye	Independent
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Ian Austin, (no seat)	-18%	No	Independent
Guto Bebb, (no seat)	-11%	Did not vote	Independent
Richard Benyon, (no seat)	-10%	Did not vote	Independent
Luciana Berger, (no seat)	-26%	No	Independent
Alistair Burt, (no seat)	-11%	Did not vote	Independent
Kenneth Clarke, (no seat)	-49%	Did not vote	Independent
Frank Field, (no seat)	24%	Did not vote	Independent
Justine Greening, (no seat)	-14%	Did not vote	Independent
Philip Hammond, (no seat)	-5%	Did not vote	Independent
Lady Hermon, (no seat)	-24%	Did not vote	Independent
Kelvin Hopkins, (no seat)	37%	No	Independent
Oliver Letwin, (no seat)	-18%	Did not vote	Independent
Ivan Lewis, (no seat)	-18%	No	Independent
Gavin Shuker, (no seat)	-22%	No	Independent
Angela Smith, (no seat)	-21%	Did not vote	Independent
Chris Williamson, (no seat)	-30%	No	Independent
John Woodcock, (no seat)	-30%	No	Independent