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New Technology And The Orange Future Of Politics Report

EDM number 1162 in 2008-09, proposed by Andrew Miller on 24/03/2009.
Categorised under the topics of House of Commons and Information technology.

That this House notes with concern the limited way in which new technology is used to involve members of the public in its work; notes that the use of technology in the recent American presidential campaign has significantly raised the bar; welcomes the proposals in the recent Orange Future of Politics report to improve the use of technology in the activities of this House, in hon. Members' interaction with their constituents and in engaging citizens with the process of government; and calls on all interested parties to use new technology, techniques and skills to help reverse the declining levels of public participation in the democratic process.

This motion has been signed by a total of 20 MPs, 1 of these signatures have been withdrawn.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Andrew Miller24/03/2009Ellesmere Port and NestonLabourProposed
Bob Spink24/03/2009Castle PointIndependentSeconded
Mike Hancock25/03/2009Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSeconded
Stephen Williams25/03/2009Bristol WestLiberal DemocratSeconded
Gregory Campbell25/03/2009East LondonderryDUPSeconded
Rudi Vis25/03/2009Finchley and Golders GreenLabourSeconded
Lynne Jones25/03/2009Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Nigel Evans25/03/2009Ribble ValleyConservativeSigned
Willie Rennie25/03/2009Dunfermline and West FifeLiberal DemocratSigned
David Crausby27/03/2009Bolton North EastLabourSigned
Brian Jenkins30/03/2009TamworthLabourSigned
John Hemming30/03/2009Birmingham, YardleyLiberal DemocratSigned
Greg Pope01/04/2009HyndburnLabourSigned
Adam Price20/04/2009Carmarthen East and DinefwrPlaid CymruSigned
Steve Webb21/04/2009NorthavonLiberal DemocratSigned
Eric Illsley22/04/2009Barnsley CentralLabourSigned
Jo Swinson23/04/2009East DunbartonshireLiberal DemocratSigned
Alan Simpson06/05/2009Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Evan Harris07/05/2009Oxford West and AbingdonLiberal DemocratSigned
Ian GibsonUnknownWithdrawn

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