Justice and Security Act

A vote to support means

• —Supporting this Act means believing the government needs stronger powers to protect national security and fight terrorism effectively. Supporters argue it helps keep people safe by allowing security services to work more efficiently and keep sensitive information private when it protects Britain.

A vote to oppose means

• —Critics worry the Act gives too much power to the government and security services without enough oversight. They're concerned it could be used to keep secrets from the public and Parliament, and might threaten privacy rights and freedom of information.