Question 1

Which MPs and peers raise plastic & reconstructive surgery most in Parliament?

Accepted Answer

No MPs or peers have been tracked speaking on plastic & reconstructive surgery yet this Parliament.

Question 2

How is the plastic & reconstructive surgery ranking calculated?

Accepted Answer

Vital Signs ranks MPs and members of the House of Lords by a weighted score of their Hansard contributions on Plastic & reconstructive surgery — 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.

Vital Signs — Plastic & reconstructive surgery

Vital Signs — Plastic & reconstructive surgery

Mentions since the start of this Parliament

How the ranking works

Debate analysis

Media coverage

Most cited doctors & academics