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Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

A recorded Lords division on 2026-04-28. Peers vote Content or Not Content — the upper house’s terms for aye and no. 91 Content, 181 Not Content.

How the parties divided

counted from the roll — each peer is named and linked below
Lab0157
LD590
XB2016
Non-affiliated34
UUP30
Con10
Green01
ContentNot contentbar length = members who voted; split = how the party divided

Content · 86

Liberal Democrat (59)

Not content · 178

Labour (157)

8 recorded votes are not shown by name: the roster carries sitting peers, so peers who have since left the House are still counted in the roll but no longer have a page to link.

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