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Gender Recognition Bill: House of Lords divisions summary

Summary by party of divisions in the House of Lords on the Gender Recognition Bill

February 2004

29th Jan 2004, division 1 | 3rd Feb, 2004, division 3 | 10th Feb 2004, division 3 | 10th Feb 2004, division 4 | 10th Feb 2004, division 5

[top]Jan 29th, 2004: division No. 1

House of Lords Division No. 1 of 29th January 2004 on Report Stage Amendment No. 28, to remove the distiction between a full Gender Recognition Certificate and an Interim GRC

Party Contents Not-Contents
Bishop 0 1
Conservative 5 38
Cross Bench 3 21
Labour 1 58
Liberal Democrat 24 0
Other 0 2
TOTAL 33 120

[top]Feb 3rd, 2004: division No. 3

House of Lords Division No. 3 of 3rd Feb 2004, on Report Stage amendment No. 86.  This was Lord Tebbit’s wrecking amendment to impose a chromosome test.

Party Contents Not-Contents
Bishop 1 2
Conservative 36 1
Cross Bench 6 5
Labour 2 91
Liberal Democrat 0 21
Other 1 1
TOTAL 46 121

[top]Feb 10th 2004, division No. 3

House of Lords Division No. 3 of 10th Feb 2004, on Third Reading amendment No. 3.  This was Baroness O’Cathain’s attempt to allow us to be banned from church services.

Party Contents Not-Contents
Bishop 0 3
Conservative 93 2
Cross Bench 38 9
Labour 10 105
Liberal Democrat 1 29
Other 2 1
TOTAL 144 149

[top]Feb 10th 2004, division No. 4

House of Lords Division No. 4 of 10th Feb 2004, on Third Reading amendment No. 4.  This was Lord Marlesford’s attempt to remove privacy protection from the Bill.

Party Contents Not-Contents
Bishop 0 0
Conservative 82 1
Cross Bench 19 10
Labour 4 101
Liberal Democrat 1 33
Other 2 0
TOTAL 108 145

[top]Feb 10th 2004, division No. 5

House of Lords Division No. 5 of 10th Feb 2004, on the substantive motion “Whether the Bill do now pass?”

Party Contents Not-Contents
Bishop 0 0
Conservative 3 37
Cross Bench 11 17
Labour 104 2
Liberal Democrat 37 0
Other 0 1
TOTAL 155 57
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