The ten Conservative MPs who voted against the Health and Social Care Levy Bill at Third Reading

Baron, John
Chope, Christopher
Davies, Philip
Davison, Dehenna [pictured]
Drax, Richard

Everitt, Ben
Fysh, Marcus
Mackinlay, Craig
McVey, Esther
Redwood, John

There were 44 Conservative abstentions – which is in the same territory as last week’s vote on the same issue. However, the usual cautionary note applies: though some Tory backbenchers will have refused to support the Bill, others will be abroad, ill, or absent for other reasons.

The ten Conservative MPs who voted against the Health and Social Care Levy Bill at Third Reading

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