Kevin Hollinrake, the Conservative MP for Thirsk and Malton first elected in May 2015, has participated in 53.22% of eligible votes during the current parliament, casting 306 votes and ranking 256th overall among all MPs. His debate participation is considerably lower, with 179 total contributions across 51 debates, placing him 600th of 649 active MPs in debate activity, which represents a substantial divergence between his voting and debate engagement. His contributions to debates have focused on Housing and Planning, Local Government, and procedural matters, while his voting has concentrated on Employment and Workers Rights, Taxation, and Parliamentary Procedure. As a relatively long-serving Conservative MP ranking 41st among his party colleagues by tenure, Hollinrake has been in parliament for nearly a decade.

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