UK Parliament Petitions

Review the use of speed cameras

We would like there to be an independent review into the use of speed cameras.

Ban Child Abuse Activist Groups live streaming content

We think Organised Child Abuse Activist Groups should be banned from live streaming content. These activist groups may engage in communication with adults online and imitate being a child.

Increase taxes on foreign tech companies & keep the Digital Services Tax

We call on the Government to increase taxes on the UK earnings of foreign owned tech companies, particularly on social media companies. We believe these could be undermining democracy and political discourse and spreading disinformation.

Mandate major tv broadcasters to play the national anthem at the end of the day

I think that the Tv Outlets should be required play the national anthem of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland at the end of the day like they used to.

Deploy UK peacekeeping troops to Ukraine to help secure European freedom

We believe that following statements from the current US administration, the UK and its EU allies need to step up support and deploy UK peacekeeping forces to Ukraine as we think this is the only way to protect the security of European bord

Change child maintenance liability so it's not based on income

We think there should be set a minimum Child Maintenance which is minimum amount needed for child care eg. £100 a week. Where a child is cared by single parent the other should pay 50% of this amount. Being jailed or student should not be e

Require airlines to provide/sell sanitary products

We want the government to require in law for airlines to provide/sell sanitary products.

Ban the videoing of attacks being shared online

Make those who film attacks and share the footage online be held responsible. We think punishments should include custodial sentences and fines, including for teenagers and children found guilty.

Raise the age of digital consent from 13 to 16

Raise the age for digital consent from 13 to 16. GDPR contains specific protections for children – defined as under 16 years of age – such as stating that consent when processing a child’s data can only be obtained with parental authorisati

Stricter regulation on the advertisement of alcohol

I call on the UK Government to take urgent action to protect public health by introducing stronger regulations on alcohol advertising.

Do not allow any private companies to be involved in delivering NHS care

We want the Government to protect the NHS. We believe giving profits to companies and shareholders is wasting valuable funds. The Government should put the NHS first.

Fund free prescriptions and eye tests for carers

To support all carers to look after their health, I want the government to fund free prescriptions and yearly eye tests.

Create a scheme to help younger people get work experience.

Create a Government scheme to help young people find work experience, creating opportunities specifically for young people. These opportunities could include litter picking, gardening, cleaning, distributing advertising leaflets, and delive

Pause Employment Rights Bill to assess impacts on SMEs

The Regulatory Policy Committee assessed eight of the twenty-three individual Impact Assessments for the Bill as “not fit for purpose”, six of which fall within the ‘highest impact’ measure category in the Bill’s summary impact assessment.

Review the monarch's powers to include crisis resolution

We think the current political environment has put forward an intriguing proposition: and believe the Government should review the monarch's powers, including enabling them to intervene and override government decisions in crises, such as a

Review quality of school food

We think the Government should undertake a review of the quality of school food, including the potential merits of using UK organic farm produced food in school meals.

Change laws around amendments on birth certificates

I want the Government to change the law so that corrections to a birth registration are made to the relevant part of the full birth certificate, not in a marginal note.

Amend Equality Act so “sex” refers to gender identity, not biological sex

Amend the Equality Act 2010 so “sex” refers to someone’s gender identity, acquired via the Gender Recognition Act 2004 if different to their biological sex. This would not mean self-ID or removing standards from single-sex spaces but would

Mandate pre-trial training for jurors in rape and sexual assault trials

Research shows that misconceptions about rape and trauma can influence jurors’ decisions. The UK Government must introduce mandatory training for jurors serving on rape and sexual assault trials to help ensure fairer, evidence-based verdict

Establish a UK UAP Reporting Centre and maintain data and report to the public

Establish a public unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) reporting office and publish non sensitive data via a public website. The US has AARO with major funding for investigations. We feel the UK’s silence is unacceptable; the public deserv

Prevent MPs under investigation from resigning from the House of Commons

An MP wishing to resign their seat applies to the Chancellor of the Exchequer to be appointed to be the Crown Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds or similar. We ask that the Chancellor should refuse to make such an appointment if the MP is und

Review police treatment of certain groups or certain behaviours

We call for a review into what we consider to be two tier policing.

Give police emergency powers to return children withheld by a parent

We call on the Government to amend the law to grant police immediate emergency powers to recover a child when a parent withholds them in breach of an active Court Order or shared care agreement.

Require the Home Office to confirm settlement eligibility with visa decisions

Require the Home Office to provide every visa holder on a route to settlement with a written statement confirming their settlement route, whether previous leave counts towards settlement, and the earliest date they can apply for Indefinite

Ban the import of dogs into the UK from areas where Brucella Canis is endemic

Brucella Canis is an emerging zoonotic disease introduced into the UK by the unregulated import of dogs for rehoming. Those most at risk are people working within the veterinary industry and associated professions.