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Government decision not to opt-out of data sharing within the EU for criminal justice purposes, 24 Apr 2012 [Clear]

The Government supported data sharing with the European Union. The Government recommended that it should not exercise its right to opt out of a draft Directive under Protocol 19 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (The Schengen Protocol) on the processing of personal data.

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MP / Constituency [Postcode lookup?] RatingDid not vote (23)
All Votes (23)		 Labour (Co-op)
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Adrian Bailey, (no seat) -43%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Ed Balls, (no seat) -5%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Stella Creasy, Walthamstow -37%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Ian Davidson, (no seat) 9%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Jim Dobbin, (no seat) -10%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Gemma Doyle, (no seat) -16%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Louise Ellman, (no seat) -34%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Chris Evans, Islwyn -33%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Tom Greatrex, (no seat) -18%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Mark Hendrick, Preston -34%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Meg Hillier, Hackney South and Shoreditch -39%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Cathy Jamieson, (no seat) -25%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Mark Lazarowicz, (no seat) -20%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Andrew Love, (no seat) -18%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Seema Malhotra, Feltham and Heston -39%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Alun Michael, (no seat) -19%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Meg Munn, (no seat) -7%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Fiona O`Donnell, (no seat) -16%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Jonathan Reynolds, Stalybridge and Hyde -32%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Linda Riordan, (no seat) -9%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Barry Sheerman, Huddersfield -30%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Gareth Thomas, Harrow West -37%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
Stephen Twigg, (no seat) -31%Did not voteLabour (Co-op)
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