Military Covenant
The armed forces covenant sets out the relationship between the nation, the government and the armed forces. It recognises the nation's moral obligation to members of the armed forces and their families. MPs have voted on the extent to which there should be special provisions for current, and former, service personnel in relation to public services.
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Mark Pritchard generally voted against strengthening the Military Covenant
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On 1 Maw 2022:
Mark Pritchard was absent for a vote on National Insurance Contributions Bill — Clause 7 — Veteran Conditions
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On 7 Rha 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio not to waive immigration and nationality related fees for non UK citizens in the UK armed forces who have served for at least five years, and their dependents.
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On 6 Rha 2021:
Mark Pritchard was absent for a vote on Armed Forces Bill — Clause 8 — Armed Forces Covenant
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On 23 Meh 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio not to require central government departments to have due regard to the special situation of current or former members of the armed services when carrying out certain functions relating to housing, education and health in England.
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On 23 Meh 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio not to require accommodation provided to service people in Scotland to meet the Scottish Housing Quality Standard, the main measure of housing quality in Scotland.
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On 23 Meh 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio not to cap immigration and nationality related fees at level of the actual cost for citizens of Commonwealth countries who have who have served at least four years in the UK armed forces and for anyone who has served at least four years in the Brigade of Gurkhas.
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On 27 Ebr 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio against establishing a duty of care standard in relation to legal, pastoral and mental health support provided to service personnel involved in investigations or litigation arising from overseas operations.
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On 21 Ebr 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio against establishing a duty of care standard in relation to legal, pastoral and mental health support provided to service personnel involved in investigations or litigation arising from overseas operations.
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On 21 Ebr 2021:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio not to exclude actions against the UK brought by serving or former members of the armed services from proposed, more restrictive, time limits on actions in respect of personal injuries, death or human rights claims which relate to overseas operations of the armed forces.
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On 3 Tach 2020:
Mark Pritchard was absent for a vote on Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill — New Clause 5 — Restrictions on Time Limits: Actions Brought Against the Crown by Service Personnel
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On 3 Tach 2020:
Mark Pritchard was absent for a vote on Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill — Clause 6 — “Relevant offence” — Prosecution Required Under International Treaty Obligations
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On 3 Tach 2020:
Mark Pritchard was absent for a vote on Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill — Schedule 1 — Excluded Offences For the Purposes of Section 6 — Torture
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On 3 Tach 2020:
Mark Pritchard was absent for a vote on Overseas Operations (Service Personnel and Veterans) Bill — Third Reading — Presumption Against Prosecution
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On 23 Med 2020:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio for prosecutions in respect of conduct by British armed services personnel on overseas operations to only take place in exceptional circumstances.
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On 14 Meh 2011:
Mark Pritchard wedi pleidleisio against requiring public bodies and minsters to consider the effects of people's service in the armed forces when setting healthcare, education and housing policy and to consider if special provisions for current, and former, service personnel are justified.
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