Andrew Rosindell, the Reform UK MP for Romford first elected in June 2001, is one of the longest-serving members of the current parliament, ranking 33rd of 650 MPs by service length and first among his party's eight MPs. He has participated in 230 votes out of 537 eligible divisions for a participation rate of 42.83%, ranking 473rd overall, but has made 302 contributions across 173 debates, ranking 148th overall, demonstrating notably stronger engagement in debate than in voting. His debate contributions have focused on other or procedural matters, foreign affairs and defence, and international development, while his voting has concentrated on parliamentary procedure, justice and law, and employment and workers rights. Rosindell ranks fourth among the nine MPs elected in 2001 for debate contributions and sixth for voting participation.

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