Kirsty Blackman, the Scottish National Party MP for Aberdeen North, has been elected since May 2015, making her the second-longest serving member of her party's nine MPs in the current parliament. Her parliamentary activity shows a striking divergence between her contributions to debates and her voting participation: she ranks 106th overall in debate contributions with 388 contributions across 168 debates, but 603rd overall in voting with a participation rate of just 30.47% across 466 eligible divisions. Her debate contributions have focused primarily on welfare and benefits, while her votes have concentrated on employment and workers' rights issues. She does not hold a government post.

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