Votes cast
4 of 27 divisions
Below the Labour average. About the Commons average.
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Since 4 Jul 2026, Jeff Smith has cast 4 votes, spoken in 6 debates and asked 1 written question. Jeff Smith declared 1 interest in this period.
4 of 27 divisions
Below the Labour average. About the Commons average.
Official source6 debates
About the Labour average. Below the Commons average.
Official source1
Below the Labour average. Below the Commons average.
Official source1
£2,200.00 explicitly valued across 1 entries
About the Labour average. About the Commons average.
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About the Labour average. About the Commons average.
Official source£337.57
Financial year 2026–2027 · published individual claims
Below the Labour average. Below the Commons average. Compared with MPs with published office costs.
Official IPSA releaseFigures cover published sources through 3 Oct 2026. Divisions include only the dates of this comparison year; eligibility can vary with membership and parliamentary roles. Counting and comparison methods.
9 Sept 2026 · Debate
Ticket Price Regulation: Live Events
Official source9 Sept 2026 · Vote
Draft Plant Health, Seeds, Seed Potatoes and Plant Propagating Material (Amendment) (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2026
Official source8 Sept 2026 · Debate
Health Bill
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