MPs - Motion responding to an EU review of UK economic policy & seeking assurances that EU sanctions would not apply for economic measures

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The European Commission gave its support to the Government’s efforts to reduce the deficit and set the public finances on a sustainable path, the motion noted this and welcomed the Government’s policy of securing assurances that the UK cannot be subject to sanctions in respect to the Stability and Growth Pact or the new Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure.

In important votes in the House of Commons if an MP votes to protect or preserve Britain’s democracy and economy from EU interference they are awarded a score of plus 2. If the MP votes in a way that harms our freedom, prosperity and sovereignty the MP receives a vote of minus 2. In the face of pressure from the Whips acting on behalf of their pro-EU leadership an abstention receives a score of plus 1. In the referendum of 23rd June 2016 if your MP supported Leave, they are awarded 10 points. If, however, they supported Remain then a score of minus 10 will be applied.

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MP / Constituency [Postcode lookup?]	Rating	Aye (48) No (1) Did not vote (10) All Votes (59)	Liberal Democrat Change Show all
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Andrew George, (no seat)		-32%		Aye	Liberal Democrat

Stephen Gilbert, (no seat)		-32%		Aye	Liberal Democrat
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Norman Lamb, (no seat)	-50%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Tom Brake, (no seat)	-49%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Chris Huhne, (no seat)	-48%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Menzies Campbell, (no seat)	-41%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Tim Farron, Westmorland and Lonsdale	-41%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Martin Horwood, (no seat)	-41%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Mark Hunter, (no seat)	-41%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Julian Huppert, (no seat)	-41%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Edward Davey, Kingston and Surbiton	-40%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Paul Burstow, (no seat)	-39%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Don Foster, (no seat)	-39%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Dan Rogerson, (no seat)	-39%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Simon Wright, (no seat)	-39%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Alistair Carmichael, Orkney and Shetland	-38%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
John Pugh, (no seat)	-38%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Norman Baker, (no seat)	-36%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Jeremy Browne, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Duncan Hames, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
David Heath, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Alan Reid, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Andrew Stunell, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Jo Swinson, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
David Ward, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Steve Webb, (no seat)	-36%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Annette Brooke, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Malcolm Bruce, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Mike Crockart, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Simon Hughes, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
David Laws, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Roger Williams, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Stephen Williams, (no seat)	-34%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Jenny Willott, (no seat)	-34%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Vince Cable, (no seat)	-33%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Greg Mulholland, (no seat)	-33%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Gordon Birtwistle, (no seat)	-32%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Nick Harvey, (no seat)	-32%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Tessa Munt, (no seat)	-32%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Robert Smith, (no seat)	-32%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Lorely Burt, (no seat)	-30%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
John Leech, (no seat)	-30%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Michael Moore, (no seat)	-30%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Bob Russell, (no seat)	-30%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Ian Swales, (no seat)	-30%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Mark Williams, (no seat)	-28%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Alan Beith, (no seat)	-27%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
John Thurso, (no seat)	-27%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
John Hemming, (no seat)	-25%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Adrian Sanders, (no seat)	-25%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Nick Clegg, (no seat)	-22%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Chuka Umunna, (no seat)	-21%	No	Liberal Democrat
Lynne Featherstone, (no seat)	-18%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Charles Kennedy, (no seat)	-18%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Danny Alexander, (no seat)	-16%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Sarah Teather, (no seat)	-16%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Mike Hancock, (no seat)	-11%	Did not vote	Liberal Democrat
Phillip Lee, (no seat)	-9%	Aye	Liberal Democrat
Sarah Wollaston, (no seat)	-7%	Aye	Liberal Democrat