As this motion is using historical data, we may not have the record of the original ordering, in which case signatories are listed alphabetically.
Suggested amendment
leave out from `notes' to end and add `that it is Her Majesty's government which has weakened national unity and threatens the cohesion of the United Kingdom by the imposition of an unpopular central dogma which is foisted on all parts of the United Kingdom regardless of local cultures and priorities; and recognises that Labour's policy of constitutional renewal, aimed at decentralising decision making and bringing government closer to the people, will in fact strengthen rather than weaken national unity by ensuring a fairer distribution of power and influence across the United Kingdom.'.
Original motion text
That this House notes the findings of a Gallup poll published on Friday 9th June on Labour's proposals for a constitutional shake-up of the United Kingdom; welcomes the fact that 56 per cent. of all voters feel that the creation of assemblies for Scotland, Wales and the English regions would weaken national unity, with only 21 per cent. seeing Labour's plans as likely to strengthen the United Kingdom; further notes that 50 per cent. of Labour voters believe that Labour's plans would weaken the United Kingdom; further welcomes the fact that mistrust is highest amongst the 18 to 34 age group with 59 per cent. opposing Labour's plans for the break-up of the United Kingdom; and believes that these findings are complete vindication of the Prime Minister's strong commitment to the union of the United Kingdom.
Signatures (43)
The first 6 Members who have signed to support the motion are the sponsors. The primary sponsor is generally the person who tabled the motion and has responsibility for it. The date shown is when the Member signed the motion.
Clelland, Mr David
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Ainger, Nick
Labour
Signed on
26 June 1995
Austin-Walker, John
Labour
Signed on
6 July 1995
Banks, Tony
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Betts, Mr Clive
Labour
Signed on
20 June 1995
Bradley, Mr Keith
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
In addition to the sponsors, the following Members have signed to support the motion.
Burden, Richard
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Caborn, Mr Richard
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Clapham, Mr Michael
Labour
Signed on
19 June 1995
Clarke, Mr Eric
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Cunliffe, Mr Lawrence
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Davis, Mr Terry
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Etherington, Bill
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Evans, John
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Godman, Dr Norman
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Graham, Mr Tommy
Labour
Signed on
29 June 1995
Griffiths, Mr Win
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Gunnell, Mr John
Labour
Signed on
21 June 1995
Hardy, Peter
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Hughes, Roy
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Illsley, Mr Eric
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Jones, Lynne
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Jones, Mr Martyn
Labour
Signed on
6 July 1995
Kilfoyle, Mr Peter
Labour
Signed on
29 June 1995
Lewis, Mr Terry
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Livingstone, Mr Ken
Labour
Signed on
22 June 1995
Lloyd, Tony
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
MacShane, Mr Denis
Labour
Signed on
19 June 1995
Martlew, Mr Eric
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
McAllion, Mr John
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
McKelvey, William
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Michie, Mr Bill
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Mitchell, Mr Austin
Labour
Signed on
21 June 1995
Pickthall, Mr Colin
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Pike, Mr Peter
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Quin, Joyce
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Ross, Mr Ernie
Labour
Signed on
14 June 1995
Simpson, Alan
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
Thompson, Jack
Labour
Signed on
27 June 1995
Turner, Mr Dennis
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Watson, Mike
Labour
Signed on
15 June 1995
Williams, Dr Alan
Labour
Signed on
13 June 1995
These members had previously signed the motion, but have now withdrawn their support. The date shown is when the Member withdrew their signature from the motion.