Reforms criminal courts by removing defendants' right to elect Crown Court trial, allowing judge-only trials for complex cases, increasing magistrates' sentencing powers, and removing the statutory presumption of parental involvement in Children Act decisions.

This bill lowers the voting age to 16, improves voter registration, strengthens rules on party donations, enhances electoral security, and protects candidates from harassment.

This bill removes the cap limiting child element payments in Universal Credit to two children per household, extending welfare support to families with three or more children from April 2026.

This bill introduces a generational smoke-free and vape-free approach, banning tobacco sales to anyone born after 1 January 2009, strengthening retail controls across all UK nations, and restricting advertising and vaping in public spaces.

This bill allows terminally ill adults in England and Wales to request and self-administer assistance to end their life, subject to strict safeguards including two independent doctor assessments and a six-month life expectancy requirement.

Major pension reform affecting 20 million people: consolidates small pension pots, improves investment practices in defined contribution schemes, creates superfunds for struggling schemes, and reforms Local Government Pension Scheme management.

This bill devolves powers to mayors and local authorities across England, restructures audit arrangements, sets national taxi licensing standards, and removes upwards-only rent reviews in business tenancies.

This law allows the government to spend public money on building and maintaining a permanent memorial to honour the 72 people who died in the Grenfell Tower fire on 14 June 2017.

This bill gives police stronger powers to tackle crime, creates new offences for exploiting children and damaging property, and reforms how sex offenders are managed.

This bill reforms how UK railways are operated and regulated, moving from private franchises to a new public ownership model. It affects train operators, passengers, and the government.

Sweeping reform of children's social care and schools covering family support, safeguarding, care regulation, school meals, uniforms, teacher standards, and independent education oversight.

This bill removes the remaining ~90 hereditary peers from the House of Lords and abolishes the Lords' role in deciding hereditary peerage claims, completing the removal of hereditary peerage membership begun in 1999.