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Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill Remaining Stages

Motion negatived
16 June 2026 at 16:34

MPs held three votes at the Bill’s remaining stages on a Digital Sovereignty Strategy, a register of foreign powers posing cyber-security risks, and safeguards for sharing information with overseas authorities.

New Clause vote
This chart shows the selected division in this vote group. Amendment 3 — overseas information sharing and fair trials — Motion negatived — 16 June 2026 at 16:34 Dots show proportional share only and do not represent one dot per MP. The dashed centre line marks the halfway point of recorded votes.
162 Ayes
246 Noes
84 Majority
408 Votes cast

What happened

Amendment 3 related to how information could be shared under the Bill's NIS enforcement provisions. It sought to stop information being provided to another NIS enforcement authority or a person in certain overseas situations if the Secretary of State determines the receiving jurisdiction cannot guarantee the right to a fair trial, including requiring regard to expert and civil society views and an annual report on decisions.

The latest division was recorded as motion negatived with 162 Ayes and 246 Noes.

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162 Aye 244 No 4 tellers 236 no recorded vote
Voted Aye 162
Voted No 244
Aye tellers 2
No tellers 2
No recorded vote 236

The official division record does not show these MPs as voting Aye or No, or acting as tellers. It does not state the reason.

Grouped results summary

3Divisions in group
0Motions agreed
3Motions negatived
0Tied results

Divisions in this vote group

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