Kevin Hollinrake, the Conservative MP for Thirsk and Malton, has been elected since May 2015 and ranks 118th of 650 MPs for length of service. In the current parliament, he has cast 290 votes from 460 eligible divisions, achieving a participation rate of 63.04% and ranking 169th overall among all MPs. His debate contributions are notably limited, with 179 total contributions across 51 debates, placing him 535th overall among MPs, which represents a marked divergence from his voting participation. His primary areas of focus in debates have been housing and planning, local government, and procedural matters, while his voting patterns have concentrated on employment and workers' rights, taxation, and parliamentary procedure.

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