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Loudest voice: Danny Kruger
Who is doing the talking
Vital Signs ranks MPs and members of the House of Lords by a weighted score of their Hansard contributions on Assisted dying — speeches, written questions and committee work — over the course of this Parliament (since 9 July 2024). Ministerial statements and debate speeches carry more weight than written answers; every contribution counts at full weight however early in the Parliament it was made. Contributions are matched to this topic on whole-word keyword matching, so "send" is never mistaken for SEND and "career" is never mistaken for care. Ministers and shadow ministers are labelled, because answering on a brief is their job rather than a choice to raise it; their scores are shown as-is, not adjusted. Use the search above the map to check where your own MP or peer stands.
Since the start of this Parliament, 334 MPs and peers have raised Assisted dying in Hansard debates, written questions and committee work. The volume of debate has stayed broadly steady over the last few months.
The debate has been led most vocally by Danny Kruger (Reform UK, East Wiltshire), whose score of 432.0 is 1.3× that of the next most active contributor, Naz Shah.
By party, Labour leads with 49% of weighted activity, followed by Conservative (21%) and Reform UK (9%). The House of Commons accounts for 72% of all weighted activity on Assisted dying.
334
Active in the debate
23%
of 1,439 MPs & peers
Party breakdown