Bob Blackman, the Conservative MP for Harrow East, has been a long-serving member of parliament, first elected in May 2010 and ranking 62nd among all MPs for length of service. He holds the fourth highest voting participation rate among Conservative MPs, having cast 358 votes out of 466 eligible divisions for a participation rate of 76.82%, which places him 57th overall across the Commons. His debate contributions are notably stronger relative to his voting record, ranking 26th overall with 298 contributions across 244 debates, with his top debate topics being procedural matters, foreign affairs and defence, and international development. His strongest voting engagement has been on employment and workers' rights, parliamentary procedure, and taxation.

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