Dame Siobhain McDonagh is one of the longest-serving MPs in parliament, having been first elected in May 1997 and ranking 13th overall and 5th within the Labour party for length of service. She has cast 230 votes from 460 eligible divisions, achieving a 50 percent participation rate and ranking 336th overall among all MPs in voting activity. Her debate contributions are more limited, with 153 total contributions across 62 debates, ranking her 490th overall in debate activity, which represents a notable divergence between her voting and debate participation levels. Her parliamentary contributions have focused on NHS and health matters in debates, while her voting has centred on parliamentary procedure, employment and workers' rights, and justice and law issues.

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