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Your Say On High Pay Campaign

EDM number 45 in 2012-13, proposed by Martin Horwood on 10/05/2012.
Categorised under the topic of Pay.

That this House notes with concern the49 per cent mean rise in the pay of FTSE 100 chief executives in2011, compared with a 2.7 per cent rise for the average employee; further notes the trend in recent decades for executive remuneration to rise out of all proportion to company performance; believes that excessive top pay does not serve the interests of business or the economy; further notes that shareholders are coming under increasing pressure to crack down on excessive pay; further notes that, since the introduction of the advisory vote on pay, only 19 remuneration reports have been voted down by shareholders; therefore supports theFairPensions' Your Say on High Pay campaign in empowering individual savers to hold their pension funds and ISA providers to account for their exercise of voting rights on executive pay; and calls on investors to respond to the campaign by taking a robust attitude to excessive remuneration and by publicly disclosing their voting records.

This motion has been signed by a total of 44 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Martin Horwood10/05/2012CheltenhamLiberal DemocratProposed
Caroline Lucas10/05/2012Brighton, PavilionGreenSeconded
Jon Cruddas10/05/2012Dagenham and RainhamLabourSeconded
Mark Durkan10/05/2012FoyleSocial Democratic and Labour PartySeconded
Peter Aldous10/05/2012WaveneyConservativeSeconded
Julian Huppert10/05/2012CambridgeLiberal DemocratSeconded
Bob Russell10/05/2012ColchesterLiberal DemocratSigned
Margaret Ritchie14/05/2012South DownSocial Democratic and Labour PartySigned
Glenda Jackson14/05/2012Hampstead and KilburnLabourSigned
John Leech14/05/2012Manchester, WithingtonLiberal DemocratSigned
Steve Rotheram14/05/2012Liverpool, WaltonLabourSigned
Mike Hancock15/05/2012Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSigned
Grahame Morris15/05/2012EasingtonLabourSigned
Jonathan Edwards15/05/2012Carmarthen East and DinefwrPlaid CymruSigned
Lindsay Roy15/05/2012GlenrothesLabourSigned
John McDonnell15/05/2012Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned
Sandra Osborne16/05/2012Ayr, Carrick and CumnockLabourSigned
Gregory Campbell16/05/2012East LondonderryDUPSigned
Ronnie Campbell16/05/2012Blyth ValleyLabourSigned
Martin Caton16/05/2012GowerLabourSigned
Michael Crockart16/05/2012Edinburgh WestLiberal DemocratSigned
Ian Davidson17/05/2012Glasgow South WestLabourSigned
Mary Glindon17/05/2012North TynesideLabourSigned
Stephen Williams17/05/2012Bristol WestLiberal DemocratSigned
Katy Clark17/05/2012North Ayrshire and ArranLabourSigned
Andrew George17/05/2012St IvesLiberal DemocratSigned
Nigel Dodds17/05/2012Belfast NorthDUPSigned
Elfyn Llwyd17/05/2012Dwyfor MeirionnyddPlaid CymruSigned
David Amess17/05/2012Southend WestConservativeSigned
David Heyes21/05/2012Ashton-under-LyneLabourSigned
Annette Brooke21/05/2012Mid Dorset and North PooleLiberal DemocratSigned
Paul Flynn21/05/2012Newport WestLabourSigned
David Anderson21/05/2012BlaydonLabourSigned
William McCrea22/05/2012South AntrimDUPSigned
Tony Lloyd23/05/2012Manchester CentralLabourSigned
Joan Walley23/05/2012Stoke-on-Trent NorthLabourSigned
John Pugh24/05/2012SouthportLiberal DemocratSigned
Stephen Hepburn24/05/2012JarrowLabourSigned
Alan Beith11/06/2012Berwick-upon-TweedLiberal DemocratSigned
David Crausby13/06/2012Bolton North EastLabourSigned
Alasdair McDonnell14/06/2012Belfast SouthSocial Democratic and Labour PartySigned
John Hemming26/06/2012Birmingham, YardleyLiberal DemocratSigned
Graeme Morrice12/07/2012LivingstonLabourSigned
Simon Hughes17/07/2012Bermondsey and Old SouthwarkLiberal DemocratSigned

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