Sir Mark Tami, Labour (Co-op) MP for Alyn and Deeside, has been continuously elected since June 2001, making him the 33rd longest-serving MP in the current parliament and the 20th longest-serving within the Labour (Co-op) group. He cast 270 votes out of 515 eligible divisions, achieving a participation rate of 52.43 per cent and ranking 281st overall among all MPs. However, he has made no contributions to parliamentary debates across the eligible debates in this parliament, ranking 643rd out of 650 MPs in debate activity and last among the nine MPs first elected in 2001, representing a stark divergence between his voting and debate participation levels.

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