UK Parliament Petitions

Public petitions to the UK Government and Parliament — signature counts, government responses and debate outcomes.

16,115 petitions

The removal or death of a PM should trigger a general election

We call on the Government to introduce legislation which would mandate a general election if a Prime Minister is removed or resigns from post, or if the Prime Minister dies.

closedOpened 16 Mar 2026Gov responded
14.8k

signatures

Deport all foreign-born criminals & individuals on the terror watchlist

Deport all foreign-born criminals and individuals currently on the terror watchlist to their countries of origin with effect immediately.

openOpened 27 Apr 2026Gov responded
14.8k

signatures

Require meat to be labelled if religiously slaughtered & stunned or not stunned

We want the Government to require all meat products to be clearly labelled to show whether the animal was religiously slaughtered (RS or NRS) and if the animal was stunned before slaughter or not-stunned before slaughter (SS or NSS).

openOpened 12 May 2026Gov responded
14.8k

signatures

Require all emergency services to record staff suicides

There is no mandatory system for recording suicides among emergency service staff, which could lead to underreporting and opportunities for prevention. Mandatory recording could reveal the true scale of the problem and enable effective, evi

openOpened 24 Mar 2026Gov responded
14.7k

signatures

Reform regulation through the GMC to put patient safety and fairness first

On 24th March, the Government published intended reforms to the doctors’ regulator, the General Medical Council (GMC). We believe the proposals fail to deliver necessary changes to a system of regulation that is failing doctors and their pa

openOpened 21 May 2026Gov responded
14.7k

signatures

Fully Repeal the Gender Recognition Act

The Government should repeal the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) 2004.

closedOpened 12 Feb 2025Gov responded
14.6k

signatures

Review discharge of mental health patients

Why do we allow people struggling with mental health to be discharged alone. We think this is a huge safeguarding issue and not protecting the vulnerable. A review should consider requiring that patients are discharged into the care of some

openOpened 24 Apr 2026Gov responded
14.6k

signatures

Change the DDA 1991 to stop breed bans and focus on behaviour

We ask the Government to reform the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 by removing breed-specific legislation and replacing it with behaviour-based laws. We think legislation should focus on responsible ownership, training, and education to improve pu

closedOpened 23 Sept 2025Gov responded
14.6k

signatures

Ban the use of AI for image, video and audio creation

Legislate to ban the AI generation of images, videos and audio to protect the British public from misinformation, harmful and harassing content, and to protect jobs in the creative sectors.

closedOpened 19 Dec 2025Gov responded
14.6k

signatures

Stop Means Testing Pensioners and increase the State Pension

We demand the government stop means testing pensioners, that we think is a degrading and humiliating practice. We also think the state pension should be increased. We believe that for too long, our elderly have been portrayed by media as m

closedOpened 11 Nov 2024Gov responded
14.6k

signatures

Embed food, farming, and sustainability education into the national curriculum

We are calling on the government to integrate comprehensive food, farming, and sustainability education into the national curriculum, making these subjects core to students’ learning from early years through secondary school.

closedOpened 1 Nov 2024Gov responded
14.5k

signatures

Review and fund improved detection and diagnosis of prostate cancer

Require PSA blood tests to be proactively offered to men at highest risk of prostate cancer. Review emerging evidence from the TRANSFORM trial to inform a future national screening programme for prostate cancer. We believe this will make th

closedOpened 24 Jun 2025Gov responded
14.4k

signatures

Lift restrictions on prescribing puberty blockers to trans children.

We want the Government to reverse the restrictions it has introduced relating to the prescription of puberty blockers to children. The Government introduced legislation banning them from being prescribed by the private sector and NHS primar

closedOpened 5 Feb 2025Gov responded
14.3k

signatures

Change requirements for ILR for those who have graduated and worked for 3 years

We believe people who have studied on at least a year long programme in the UK in the past 5 years and graduated, and have then worked for at least three years in the UK should be allowed to apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) with t

closedOpened 6 Dec 2024Gov responded
14.2k

signatures

Stop the Planning and Infrastructure Bill 2025 to Protect Nature

We think the Planning and Infrastructure Bill 2025 threatens irreplaceable habitats, weakens environmental protections, and ignores pressures on public services. We urge the Government to withdraw it to protect nature and our communities.

closedOpened 13 May 2025Gov responded
14.2k

signatures

Remove the 28 day time limit from the unduly lenient sentence scheme for murder

I would like the Government to remove the 28-day time limit for applying to the lenient sentence scheme to have a sentence reviewed, for convictions of murder.

closedOpened 6 Nov 2024Gov responded
14.1k

signatures

Mandatory suicide risk assessment for adolescents in hospital who express intent

Make full suicide risk assessments mandatory when a child in hospital care expresses intent to harm themselves. No child asking for help should be left without support.

openOpened 10 Apr 2026
14.0k

signatures

Introduce a ‘School Allergy Safety Bill’ to Protect School Pupils with Allergies

Legislate to require and fund schools to hold spare adrenaline auto-injectors, provide mandatory allergy training for staff, and mandate an allergy policy in every school. We think this would help keep children with allergies safe at school

closedOpened 30 Jun 2025Gov responded
14.0k

signatures

Introduce legislation to make it possible to renumerate emergency volunteers

In our view, following the Groom vs Maritime and Coastguard Agency case, the Government needs to recognise the essential role volunteers play in the emergency service sector by introducing legislation allowing organisations to remunerate em

openOpened 13 Apr 2026Gov responded
13.8k

signatures

Grant automatic visa extension and ILR for Ukrainians after 5 years

Since Feb 2025, Ukrainians and their eligible family members in the UK have been able to apply for further permission to remain for up to 18 months. We would like the extensions to be automatic and for the Government to set out a path to In

closedOpened 17 Feb 2025Gov responded
13.7k

signatures

Ban payment processors stopping services based on objections to legal content

Government should legislate that payment processing companies may not place stipulations on use of their services regarding sales of otherwise legal content and, if they do so, must face legal penalties and must remunerate platforms and ind

closedOpened 26 Aug 2025Gov responded
13.6k

signatures

Require NHS to offer routine third trimester pregnancy ultrasound scan

As a mother of a baby born via emergency c-section due to missed foetal compromise I urge the Government to require the NHS to offer a routine third trimester ultrasound scan. I think this could reduce emergency c-sections, stillbirths and

openOpened 23 Mar 2026Gov responded
13.5k

signatures

NHS funding for egg freezing, for those suffering from endometriosis.

I want the Government to fund or subsidise egg freezing for people with endometriosis, ensure early fertility discussions at diagnosis, and create clear NHS pathways so patients can preserve their fertility before the condition causes lasti

closedOpened 16 Dec 2025Gov responded
13.3k

signatures

Change law around box junctions to give drivers more leniency

A report suggested that many yellow boxes are bigger than they need to be, on average by 50%. We believe the current rules may be abused by some authorities to raise revenue with no evidence of any benefits to traffic flow. Change law to gi

closedOpened 6 Oct 2025Gov responded
13.3k

signatures

Make GCSE exams free for home educated children under 18

We believe all children, regardless of their educational setting, deserve equal opportunities to access higher education and employment. We think that charging fees for GCSE exams for home-educated children creates an unfair disparity, as t

closedOpened 15 Nov 2024Gov responded
13.2k

signatures

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