Early Day Motions

Formal motions tabled by MPs to draw attention to issues, campaigns and concerns.

61,185 EDMs

Global distribution of covid-19 vaccine on the basis of need

That this House recognises the importance of ensuring that, upon their discovery, treatments and vaccines for covid-19 are shared equitably around the world; highlights that any potential vaccine should be made available to all internationally on the basis of need; notes that in advance of the disco

22 sigs29 Jun 2020

Dismissal of key worker couriers by Sonic Healthcare Limited

That this House condemns the decision of The Doctors Laboratory, the UK subsidiary of the Australian multinational Sonic Healthcare Limited, to dismiss 10 bicycle and walking couriers, who have been transporting covid-19 samples among other items in the middle of the pandemic; notes that key workers

10 sigs29 Jun 2020Sponsored by John McDonnell

Live performances

That this House notes with concern that as a result of measures taken to halt the spread of covid-19, live performances have been unable to take place; further notes that live music events have all but ceased to exist and as a consequence, many performers and those providing light and sound services

12 sigs29 Jun 2020

Prison whistleblowing hotline

That this House notes that prison employers must by law take all reasonably practicable steps to ensure the health and safety of their staff; further notes that eight national trades unions representing the majority of prison staff have called for new best-practice safety measures, including a whist

20 sigs29 Jun 2020Sponsored by Richard Burgon

Child Maintenance

That this House notes the £354 million of arrears owed to families under the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) with just £31 million having been collected through enforcement action in the latest quarter; futher notes that 43 per cent of cases under Collect and Pay arrangements are not receiving any m

44 sigs29 Jun 2020

Raise cyber safety awareness

That this House notes the significant investment made in the National Cyber Security Centre to protect the UK from cyber-attacks; recognises the Government’s attempts to help small and medium-sized enterprises across the UK improve their digital security through the National Cyber Security Strategy;

13 sigs24 Jun 2020

Prison officers' retirement age

That this House recognises prison officers carry out some of the hardest public service work in dangerous and often violent conditions; notes that prison officers are expected to continue to carry out this work until they are 68 years old; acknowledges that people living longer does not always equat

22 sigs24 Jun 2020

BBC Inside Out and Politics North West

This this House is concerned to learn the important BBC regional programme Inside Out North West is under threat as the corporation seeks to make cuts to programming; understands that regional segments of the Politics North West are similarly threatened; regrets that all filming of these award-winn

11 sigs24 Jun 2020

Alcohol licensing during covid-19

That this House recognises the major importance of the hospitality industry to the wider economy; notes that pubs, bars and restaurants lie at the heart of many communities; notes that the sector has been severely impacted by the covid-19 pandemic, with around 80 per cent of the UK’s 3.2 million hos

4 sigs24 Jun 2020Sponsored by Liz Saville Roberts

International women day in engineering

That this House welcomes International Women Day in Engineering, which fell on 23 June 2020 to raise the profile of women engineers and encourage more people to consider engineering as a profession for all; recognises the work of Syeda Ghufran, the first female Engineering Director at ScotRail, out

9 sigs24 Jun 2020Sponsored by Christine Jardine

Leave to Remain status

That this House notes that currently in the UK there are an unknown number of persons who are not UK citizens, who do not have leave to remain in this country, who lack any entitlement to support from the state, who are therefore entirely without funds to feed, clothe and house themselves and their

45 sigs24 Jun 2020

Cardigan Energy Local Club

That this House congratulates 4CG for their work in securing funding to establish two Energy Local Clubs in south Ceredigion; notes the success of Energy Local Clubs in Wales and congratulates the club in Bethesda for its outstanding achievements in both maximizing the amount of locally generated re

6 sigs23 Jun 2020Sponsored by Ben Lake

Blackwood and Kirkmuirhill Resilience Group

That this House celebrates the work of the Blackwood and Kirkmuirhill Resilience Group in responding to difficulties for those shielding and for the most vulnerable resulting from the covid-19 pandemic; commends the Group for their quick response to the covid-19 lockdown measures by setting up a cal

6 sigs23 Jun 2020

Chase the Rainbow Resources

That this House commends Hannah Kelsall for creating Chase the Rainbow Resources to help children during the lockdown during the covid-19 pandemic; praises the publication of free and accessible resources to keep children engaged and connected with friends whilst at home; notes the importance of res

8 sigs23 Jun 2020

Gorbals Fair and covid-19

That this House congratulates the organisers of and participants in the Gorbals Fair, which took place on Saturday 6 June 2020; notes that as a result of the covid-19 outbreak, the Fair went ahead as a digital event on facebook; thanks Des Clarke for opening the Gorbals Fair and Southside MSP Nicola

8 sigs23 Jun 2020

Grace Donald

That this House is saddened by the passing of Grace Donald of Glasgow at the age of 95; notes that Grace was born on 23 July 1924 and lived and worked for almost all of her life in Bridgeton and Dalmarnock; appreciates that upon retiring as an auxiliary assistant at the former Strathclyde Primary Sc

10 sigs23 Jun 2020

Eligibility of companies for Government covid-19 financial support schemes

That this House calls on the Government to introduce fair tax conditions on companies benefiting from Treasury-funded support schemes introduced due to the covid-19 crisis and that companies registered in tax havens should be excluded; further calls on the Government to instruct any benefiting busin

9 sigs22 Jun 2020Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Centre for Towns Report into communities suffering severe economic hardship as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic

That this House notes the research carried out by the Centre for Towns outlining the 20 communities most vulnerable to the impending economic downturn as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic; notes that those communities, including South Elmsall in Hemsworth constituency are the same communities tha

6 sigs22 Jun 2020Sponsored by Jon Trickett

School Meals Voucher Scheme extension to the summer holiday

This House calls on the Government to extend the school meals vouchers scheme over the summer; notes with concern research by the Food Foundation which found that parents of two million children have experienced food insecurity and that 200,000 children have missed lunch because their family could n

9 sigs22 Jun 2020Sponsored by Jon Trickett

Haddington Primary School covid-19 lockdown tribute

That the House recognises the uplifting and creative efforts made by youngsters at Haddington Primary School in paying tribute to the superheroes of lockdown, including NHS workers, emergency services, family members and teachers; understands children were tasked with writing uplifting messages of g

7 sigs22 Jun 2020

Diversity in the brewing and distilling industry

That this House welcomes the announcement of a new partnership between Heriot-Watt University and Glasgow-based brewer, Brewgooder which aims to encourage more Black, Asian and minority ethnic students to develop a career in brewing and distilling; understands that a bursary programme will begin in

16 sigs22 Jun 2020

Maxmur Refugee Camp Bombing

That this House expresses its grave concern that on the night of 14 June the Turkish Air Force bombed the Maxmur refugee camp in northern Iraq, despite the camp being a UN-protected refuge for 15,000 people, and that the Turkish Air Force also bombed the Shengal region of Iraq, home to the Yezidi r

11 sigs22 Jun 2020

Emma Bell and the Scottish National Debating Team

That this House congratulates Emma Bell for earning her place on the Scottish National Debating Team; notes that Emma Bell is the first pupil from the Broxburn Academy to achieve this honour; commends this extremely difficult achievement with only five pupils in Scotland being selected each year; no

9 sigs22 Jun 2020

Flexible working

That this House encourages employers to maintain flexible working beyond the end of covid-19 lockdown restrictions; understands that many companies have switched to allowing home and flexible working to continue their operations throughout the public health crisis; notes that not only is flexible wo

13 sigs22 Jun 2020

Death of Dame Vera Lynn

That this House notes with sadness the passing of Dame Vera Lynn; extends sincere sympathy to the family of the forces sweetheart; and encourages people to remember Dame Vera's poignant song, We’ll meet again, and its message of duty, honour, encouragement and an absolute belief in the UK.

8 sigs22 Jun 2020Sponsored by Jim Shannon
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