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UK: Identity Card Bill as sent from the House of Commons to the House of Lords 19.10.05

01 October 2005

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Full-text (pdf) In the final vote in the House of Commons the Labour government's overall majority of 66 was slashed to just 25 on the Identity Card Bill. Twenty-five Labour MPs voted to oppose the Bill giving a final vote of: 309 to 284.

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