Sir Mark Tami, a Labour (Co-op) MP for Alyn and Deeside first elected in June 2001, is among the longest-serving members of the current parliament, ranking 33rd of 649 active MPs by length of service. He has cast 323 votes from 575 eligible divisions, achieving a participation rate of 56.17% and ranking 220th overall in voting, with his votes concentrated on Parliamentary Procedure, Justice and Law, and Employment and Workers Rights. However, he has made no contributions to parliamentary debates across 11,082 eligible debates, ranking 643rd of 649 active MPs in debate participation, representing a substantial divergence between his voting and debate activity. Among the nine MPs elected in 2001, he ranks first in voting participation but last in debate engagement.

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