Andrew Rosindell, the Reform UK MP for Romford, was first elected in June 2001 and is among the longest-serving members of the current parliament, ranking 33rd of 649 active MPs for length of service and 1st among his party's seven MPs. His voting participation rate of 42.43% is notably low, with 244 votes cast out of 575 eligible divisions, placing him 473rd overall, though he is more active in debates where he ranks 164th with 324 contributions across 190 debate sessions. There is a substantial divergence between his voting and debate rankings, with his debate participation significantly outpacing his voting engagement. His debate contributions have focused on foreign affairs and defence, international development, and procedural matters, while his voting activity has concentrated on parliamentary procedure, justice and law, and employment matters.

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