Keir Mather, the Labour (Co-op) MP for Selby, was first elected in July 2023 and is relatively new to Parliament compared to his peers, ranking 291st of 650 MPs for length of service. He has cast 253 votes out of 460 eligible divisions, achieving a 55% participation rate and ranking 266th overall among MPs, while his debate contributions of 446 across 73 participated debates place him significantly lower at 456th overall. His engagement shows a notable divergence between voting and debate activity, with his debate participation substantially lower than his voting record. His main areas of parliamentary focus have been Transport, Trade & Industry, and Energy & Utilities in debates, alongside Parliamentary Procedure, Justice & Law, and Employment & Workers Rights in votes.

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