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Mr Phillip Brett: voting record

How Mr Phillip Brett voted in recorded Assembly divisions this mandate. This is factual Assembly data: a vote for or against a contentious motion is not treated as culture-war activity.

236 recorded votes.

Votes, newest first (page 6 of 6)
DateDivisionVoteParty majorityResult
4 June 2024Hate Crime Legislation in Northern Ireland - Amendment 1 AyeAye The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed
28 May 2024Budget 2024-25 AyeAye The Motion Was Carried By Cross Community Consent
13 May 2024Independent Environmental Protection Agency - Amendment 1 AyeAye The Amendment Therefore Fell
7 May 2024Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza NoNo The Motion Was Carried
7 May 2024Final Stage: Hospital Parking Charges Bill (NIA Bill 02/22-27) AyeAye The Motion Was Carried
30 April 2024Display of Flags, Emblems and Banners NoNo The Motion Was Carried
30 April 2024Display of Flags, Emblems and Banners - Amendment 1 AbstainedAbstained The Amendment Therefore Fell
29 April 2024Applicability Motion: Regulation (EU) 2023/2419 AyeAye The Motion Was Carried By Cross Community Consent
22 April 2024Relationships and Sexuality Education NoNo The Motion Was Carried
22 April 2024Ramming of Police Vehicles in South Armagh - Amendment 1 NoNo The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed
16 April 2024Second Stage: Hospital Parking Charges Bill (NIA Bill 02/22-27) AyeAye The Motion Was Carried
16 April 2024Removing the Universal Credit Two-Child Limit - Amendment 1 AyeAye The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed
15 April 2024Reducing Child Poverty - Amendment 1 AyeAye The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed
19 March 2024Applicability Motion - Regulation (EU) 2023/2411 NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
12 March 2024Fresh Start Funding for Integrated Education Capital Projects - Amendment 1 AyeAye The Amendment Was Therefore Agreed
11 March 2024The Coronavirus Act 2020 (Extension of Powers to Act for the Protection of Public Health) (No. 2) Order (Northern Ireland) 2023 NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
4 March 2024Establishment of an Ad Hoc Committee to consider legislation to prevent the suspension of the devolved institutions NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
4 March 2024Executive Reform NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
27 February 2024All-Island Rail Network - Amendment 1 AyeAye The Amendment Therefore Fell
20 February 2024Final Stage: Budget Bill (NIA Bill 01/22-27) AyeAye The Motion Was Carried By Cross Community Consent
19 February 2024Suspension of Standing Order 42(5) AyeAye The Motion Was Carried By Cross Community Consent
3 February 2024Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Edwin Poots AyeAye The Motion Was Carried By Cross Community Consent
17 January 2024Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
17 January 2024Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
14 February 2023Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
14 February 2023Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
7 December 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
7 December 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
27 October 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
27 October 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
3 August 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
3 August 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
30 May 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
30 May 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
13 May 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 2 - Mr Patsy McGlone NoNo The Motion Was Negatived
13 May 2022Election of Speaker Nomination 1 - Mr Mike Nesbitt NoNo The Motion Was Negatived

Voting agreement with other current MLAs

Share of divisions in which both MLAs voted (Aye or No) and voted the same way. Only pairs who shared at least five divisions are shown.

Most often voted the same way
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Mr Paul Givan DUP 100%139 Compare votes
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Ms Joanne Bunting DUP 100%195 Compare votes
Mr David Brooks DUP 100%212 Compare votes
Mr Brian Kingston DUP 100%226 Compare votes
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Mr Peter Martin DUP 100%186 Compare votes
Least often voted the same way
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Ms Sinéad McLaughlin SDLP 5%169 Compare votes
Mr Matthew O'Toole SDLP 5%193 Compare votes
Mr Gerry Carroll PBP 5%172 Compare votes
Ms Cara Hunter SDLP 6%154 Compare votes
Mr Justin McNulty SDLP 6%166 Compare votes
Mr Mark Durkan SDLP 7%200 Compare votes
Mr Colin McGrath SDLP 7%198 Compare votes
Mr Daniel McCrossan SDLP 7%145 Compare votes
Mr Patsy McGlone SDLP 7%203 Compare votes
Ms Aoife Finnegan SF 13%150 Compare votes

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