Naz Shah, the Labour (Co-op) MP for Bradford West, has been in parliament since May 2015, making her among the longer-serving members of the current cohort. She cast 256 votes from 537 eligible divisions, achieving a participation rate of 47.67 percent, and made 508 debate contributions across 71 debates, with her main areas of focus being Justice and Law, Mental Health, and Foreign Affairs and Defence. Her voting participation places her in the bottom half of all MPs while her debate contributions rank her similarly low, representing a notably divergent pattern between these two forms of parliamentary activity. Shah was elected to the current parliament on the standard date of 4 July 2024.

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