Sir Mark Tami, Labour (Co-op) MP for Alyn and Deeside, has been in parliament since June 2001, making him the 33rd longest-serving MP currently in the House and the 20th longest-serving within the Labour (Co-op) party. He cast 287 votes out of 537 eligible divisions in the current parliament, achieving a 53.45% participation rate and ranking 265th overall among all MPs. However, he has made no contributions to parliamentary debates, ranking 643rd out of 650 MPs in debate activity, representing a significant divergence between his voting and debate participation levels. His voting activity has focused on Parliamentary Procedure, Justice and Law, and Employment and Workers Rights.

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