Sir John Whittingdale is the fifth longest-serving MP in the current parliament, having been first elected in April 1992, and ranks third among Conservative MPs by length of service. He has cast 224 votes from 515 eligible divisions, a participation rate of 43.50%, while making 233 debate contributions across 133 debates, ranking 223rd overall in debate activity. His debate contributions, particularly on Foreign Affairs & Defence and International Development, substantially outrank his voting participation. His top voting topics include Parliamentary Procedure, Employment & Workers Rights, and Education & Skills.

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