Parliament Website

Ivor Novello Awards

EDM number 1724 in 2006-07, proposed by Hugo Swire on 18/06/2007.

That this House congratulates the British Academy of Composers and Songwriters on organising a spectacular celebration of British and international songwriting talent at the Ivor Novello awards; recognises the success of British songwriting at home and abroad; notes in particular that UK songwriters such as Amy Winehouse, Corinne Bailey Rae and the Arctic Monkeys are continuing the tradition of success in the US album charts that the Beatles and Elton John have represented since the 1960s; further notes the role music plays in the social and cultural lives of the population; states unequivocally its firm view that musical talent should be respected and rewarded through an acknowledgement of the importance of copyright in underpinning creative endeavour and investment; and calls on the Government and industry to work together ahead of the expected implementation of the Gowers Report and the Green Paper on the creative industries to ensure that the creativity for which British songwriters and composers are renowned does not go unrewarded.

This motion has been signed by a total of 47 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Hugo Swire18/06/2007East DevonConservativeProposed
Edward Vaizey18/06/2007WantageConservativeSeconded
Anne Milton18/06/2007GuildfordConservativeSeconded
Hugh Robertson18/06/2007Faversham and Mid KentConservativeSeconded
Derek Conway19/06/2007Old Bexley & SidcupConservativeSeconded
Peter Bottomley19/06/2007Worthing WestConservativeSeconded
Robert Key19/06/2007SalisburyConservativeSigned
Chris Bryant19/06/2007RhonddaLabourSigned
Jeremy Corbyn19/06/2007Islington NorthLabourSigned
Ann Cryer19/06/2007KeighleyLabourSigned
Michael Weir19/06/2007AngusScottish National PartySigned
Ann Winterton19/06/2007CongletonConservativeSigned
Paul Holmes20/06/2007ChesterfieldLiberal DemocratSigned
Derek Wyatt20/06/2007Sittingbourne and SheppeyLabourSigned
Paul Keetch20/06/2007HerefordLiberal DemocratSigned
Lynne Jones20/06/2007Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Kelvin Hopkins21/06/2007Luton NorthLabourSigned
Dai Havard25/06/2007Merthyr Tydfil and RhymneyLabourSigned
Brian Jenkins25/06/2007TamworthLabourSigned
Malcolm Moss25/06/2007North East CambridgeshireConservativeSigned
Vincent Cable25/06/2007TwickenhamLiberal DemocratSigned
Don Foster25/06/2007BathLiberal DemocratSigned
Philip Davies25/06/2007ShipleyConservativeSigned
Hywel Francis26/06/2007AberavonLabourSigned
John Whittingdale26/06/2007Maldon and East ChelmsfordConservativeSigned
James Gray26/06/2007North WiltshireConservativeSigned
Ian Taylor26/06/2007Esher and WaltonConservativeSigned
Janet Dean27/06/2007BurtonLabourSigned
Janet Anderson27/06/2007Rossendale and DarwenLabourSigned
Stephen Hammond27/06/2007WimbledonConservativeSigned
Dai Davies27/06/2007Blaenau GwentIndependentSigned
Alan Keen28/06/2007Feltham and HestonLabourSigned
John Robertson02/07/2007Glasgow North WestLabourSigned
David Amess03/07/2007Southend WestConservativeSigned
Paul Farrelly03/07/2007Newcastle-under-LymeLabourSigned
Frank Doran03/07/2007Aberdeen NorthLabourSigned
Alan Simpson03/07/2007Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Rudi Vis04/07/2007Finchley and Golders GreenLabourSigned
Martin Linton05/07/2007BatterseaLabourSigned
Betty Williams09/07/2007ConwyLabourSigned
Julie Kirkbride10/07/2007BromsgroveConservativeSigned
Diane Abbott12/07/2007Hackney North and Stoke NewingtonLabourSigned
Lembit 18/07/2007MontgomeryshireLiberal DemocratSigned
Jim Dowd24/07/2007Lewisham WestLabourSigned
John McDonnell25/07/2007Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned
Bob Neill26/07/2007Bromley and ChislehurstConservativeSigned
Paul Rowen29/10/2007RochdaleLiberal DemocratSigned

Download raw data as csv or xml.