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Petitions

Petitions are an easy way for you to make sure your concerns are heard by Government and Parliament:

  • Paper petitions must be presented on the petitioners' behalf by an MP or member of the Lords.
  • E-petitions that reach over 100,000 signatures are considered for debate. 

Previous e-petition debates and public engagement 

E-petition debates allow MPs from all parties to discuss the important issues raised by one or more petitions, and put their concerns to Government Ministers. 

The cost of living and financial support for disabled people
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What did you tell us about the cost of living and financial support for disabled people?
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Home education
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The acceptance of cash
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Suicide prevention and the national curriculum
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Prescription charges for people aged 60 or over
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Requirements to stop and report road traffic collisions involving cats
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Immigration fees for healthcare workers
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What did you tell us about the state pension?
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What did you tell us about assessments for autism and ADHD?
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Child bed poverty
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Create or sign an e-petition

Start your own e-petition or sign an existing one on the Petitions website.

Ask your MP to present a petition

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To raise a local or individual issue, you can ask your MP to present a public petition to Parliament. Find out how.

Ask your MP to present a petition