Some Tory MPs opposed all of the measures, including work-from-home measures and the use of face coverings in most indoor venues.
Ben Bradley, the MP for the Red Wall constituency of Mansfield, who was elected in 2019, said last week: “I cannot vote for restrictions ‘just in case’ at a time when hospitalisations and deaths are falling. I don’t believe the evidence supports Plan B and I will not vote for it.”
And Miriam Cates, the MP for the Red Wall constituency of Penistone and Stocksbridge, also voted against all Plan B measures.
Full list: The Tory MPs who voted against the Government on ‘vaccine passports’
- Adam Afriyie
- Lee Anderson
- Shaun Bailey
- Siobhan Bailie
- Steve Baker
- Hariett Baldwin
- John Baron
- Scott Benton
- Bob Blackman
- Peter Bone
- Ben Bradley
- Karen Bradley
- Sir Graham Brady
- Andrew Bridgen
- Steve Brine
- Miriam Cates
- Sir Christopher Chope
- Brendan Clarke-Smith
- Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
- Tracey Crouch
- Philip Davies
- David Davis
- Dehenna Davison
- Jonathan Djanogly
- Richard Drax
- Sir Iain Duncan Smith
- Tobias Ellwood
- Dr Liam Fox
- Louie French
- Richard Fuller
- Marcus Fysh
- Nusrat Ghani
- Jo Gideon
- Chris Grayling
- Chris Green
- Damian Green
- James Grundy
- Robert Halfon
- Stephen Hammond
- Mark Harper
- John Hayes
- Adam Holloway
- Tom Hunt
- Mark Jenkinson
- David Jones
- Simon Jupp
- Alicia Kearns
- Julian Knight
- Sir Greg Knight
- Robert Largan
- Andrea Leadsom
- Sir Edward Leigh
- Andrew Lewser
- Dr Julian Lewis
- Chris Loder
- Mark Logan
- Jonathan Lord
- Tim Loughton
- Craig Mackinlay
- Anthony Mangnall
- Karl McCartney
- Stephen McPartland
- Esther McVey
- Stephen Metcalfe
- Damien Moore
- Robbie Moore
- Anne Marie Morris
- Holly Mumby-Croft
- Sir Robert Neill
- Dr Matthew Offord
- Mark Pawsey
- Sir Mike Penning
- John Penrose
- Andrew Percy
- Tom Randall
- John Redwood
- Laurence Robertson
- Andrew Rosindell
- Gary Sambrook
- Bob Seely
- Greg Smith
- Henry Smith
- Dr Ben Spencer
- Jane Stevenson
- John Stevenson
- Julian Sturdy
- Sir Robert Syms
- Derek Thomas
- Craig Tracey
- Tom Tugendhat
- Theresa Villiers
- Christian Wakeford
- Sir Charles Walker
- David Warburton
- Giles Watling
- William Wragg
There were also two Conservative tellers who voted against the motion, Jackie Doyle-Price and Philip Hollobone.
How MPs voted on working from home, vaccine passports and masks
Separate votes took place on Tuesday evening on working from home, vaccine passports and face masks. Labour lent its support the Government on all of these measures, saying it wanted to put “the national interest” before public health.
A total of 441 MPs voted to extend the list of places where face coverings must be worn, with 41 voting against including 38 Tory MPs.
The Conservative MPs who voted against extending the mask mandate were Andrea Leadsom, Andrew Bridgen, Andrew Rosindell, Anne Marie Morris, Anthony Mangnall, Bob Blackman, Brendan Clarke-Smith, Chris Green, Craig Tracey, David Jones, David Warburton, Derek Thomas, Esther McVey, Gary Sambrook, Greg Smith, Jonathan Djanogly, Jonathan Lord, Julian Knight, Karl McCartney, Lee Anderson, Mark Jenkinson, Mark Pawsey, Miriam Cates, Pauline Latham, Peter Bone, Philip Davies, Richard Drax, Scott Benton, Shaun Baker, Sir Charles Walker, Sir Christopher Chope, Sir Desmond Swayne, Sir Edward Leigh, Sir Graham Brady, Sir Robert Syms, Stephen McPartland, Steve Baker and William Wragg.
