Mark Pack

What should an MP do if they sign an EDM?

By | Fri 25th January 2008 - 10:25 am

If an MP signs an EDM opposing something and then that very something comes up for vote in Parliament, what do you think they should do?

I think it’s safe to say your answer to that is different from the answer you’d get from Labour MP David Anderson.

Note: EDMs are “early day motions”, a form of Parliamentary petition which MPs can sign.

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