Early day motion 209

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DEEPWATER HORIZON OIL SPILL AND UK PENSIONS FUNDS

That this House notes that the Deepwater Horizon disaster is now considered the largest offshore oil spill in US history, and will have devastating environmental and social consequences for years to come; notes that almost all British pension funds have significant investments in BP, and that uncertainty over BP's share price and quarterly dividend will hit ordinary pension savers; believes that this incident clearly demonstrates that environmental risks are also financial risks; further believes that pension funds should do more to integrate environmental risk assessment into their investment practices; and therefore calls on the Government to ensure that pension funds report fully on their policy and practice regarding environmental, social and governance risks.

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Name Party Constituency Date Signed
Ali, Rushanara Labour Party Bethnal Green and Bow 06.09.2010
Bayley, Hugh Labour Party York Central 28.06.2010
Beith, Alan Liberal Democrats Berwick-Upon-Tweed 11.10.2010
Berger, Luciana Labour Party Liverpool Wavertree 15.09.2010
Blackman-Woods, Roberta Labour Party City of Durham 22.07.2010
Blomfield, Paul Labour Party Sheffield Central 14.10.2010
Brooke, Annette Liberal Democrats Mid Dorset and North Poole 16.06.2010
Buck, Karen Labour Party Westminster North 06.07.2010
Campbell, Gregory Democratic Unionist Party Londonderry East 29.06.2010
Caton, Martin Labour Party Gower 16.06.2010
Corbyn, Jeremy Labour Party Islington North 15.06.2010
Cunningham, Jim Labour Party Coventry South 06.09.2010
Davidson, Ian Labour Party Glasgow South West 16.06.2010
Durkan, Mark Social Democratic and Labour Party Foyle 14.06.2010
Edwards, Jonathan Plaid Cymru Carmarthen East and Dinefwr 15.06.2010
Flello, Robert Labour Party Stoke-on-Trent South 20.10.2010
George, Andrew Liberal Democrats St Ives 15.06.2010
Godsiff, Roger Labour Party Birmingham Hall Green 22.07.2010
Goldsmith, Zac Conservative Party Richmond Park 14.06.2010
Goodman, Helen Labour Party Bishop Auckland 28.06.2010
Hames, Duncan Liberal Democrats Chippenham 22.06.2010
Hancock, Mike Liberal Democrats Portsmouth South 17.06.2010
Horwood, Martin Liberal Democrats Cheltenham 14.06.2010
Howarth, George Labour Party Knowsley 21.07.2010
Hughes, Simon Liberal Democrats Bermondsey and Old Southwark 24.06.2010
Huppert, Julian Liberal Democrats Cambridge 17.06.2010
Joyce, Eric Labour Party Falkirk 06.09.2010
Kennedy, Charles Liberal Democrats Ross Skye and Lochaber 06.09.2010
Lazarowicz, Mark Labour Party Edinburgh North and Leith 17.06.2010
Leech, John Liberal Democrats Manchester Withington 16.06.2010
Lloyd, Stephen Liberal Democrats Eastbourne 16.06.2010
Lucas, Caroline Green Party Brighton Pavilion 14.06.2010
McDonnell, Alasdair Social Democratic and Labour Party Belfast South 29.06.2010
McDonnell, John Labour Party Hayes and Harlington 29.06.2010
McKinnell, Catherine Labour Party Newcastle upon Tyne North 22.06.2010
Mulholland, Greg Liberal Democrats Leeds North West 01.07.2010
Onwurah, Chi Labour Party Newcastle upon Tyne Central 22.07.2010
Osborne, Sandra Labour Party Ayr Carrick and Cumnock 09.09.2010
Reid, Alan Liberal Democrats Argyll and Bute 26.07.2010
Russell, Bob Liberal Democrats Colchester 14.06.2010
Sarwar, Anas Labour Party Glasgow Central 26.07.2010
Walley, Joan Labour Party Stoke-on-Trent North 12.07.2010
Weir, Mike Scottish National Party Angus 16.06.2010
Williams, Mark Liberal Democrats Ceredigion 19.07.2010
Williams, Stephen Liberal Democrats Bristol West 06.09.2010
Wright, Simon Liberal Democrats Norwich South 16.06.2010