Lewis Cocking's leasehold voting record — Broxbourne MP

Leasehold voting score

No tracked record yet

Lewis Cocking has not voted in any of the 7 leasehold divisions we currently track — often because they were elected at the 2024 general election, after these votes took place. We'll show their record here as soon as they vote on a tracked division.

Votes on housing matters next to leasehold — private renting (the Renters' Rights Bill) and building-safety/cladding costs. These are not leasehold-reform votes and are not counted in the A–F leasehold grade; we show them as extra context.

Date	Related housing division	How they voted
9 Oct 2024	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading An opposition amendment that would have declined to give the Renters' Rights Bill (which abolishes 'no-fault' Section 21 evictions) a second reading. It was defeated. Voting No backed letting the tenant-protection bill proceed. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: No	Voted Aye✗ not pro-leaseholder
14 Jan 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — Report Stage: Government New Clause 14 A government clause added to the Renters' Rights Bill at report stage. Voting Aye supported strengthening the bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
14 Jan 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — Third Reading The final Commons vote to pass the Renters' Rights Bill — ending 'no-fault' evictions and strengthening renters' rights. Voting Aye passed the bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 11 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change to the Renters' Rights Bill and keep the tenant protections the Commons had passed. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 18 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change and keep the Commons version of the Renters' Rights Bill. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 19 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change and keep the Commons version of the Renters' Rights Bill. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 26 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change and keep the Commons version of the Renters' Rights Bill. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 39 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change and keep the Commons version of the Renters' Rights Bill. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 53 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change and keep the Commons version of the Renters' Rights Bill. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
8 Sep 2025	Renters' Rights Act 2025 Renters' Rights Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 64 A government motion to reject a House of Lords change and keep the Commons version of the Renters' Rights Bill. Voting Aye kept the Commons bill. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: Aye	Voted No✗ not pro-leaseholder
24 Feb 2021	Fire Safety Act 2021 Fire Safety Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 2 The Conservative government moved to strike out a House of Lords amendment that would have stopped the cost of fixing fire-safety and cladding defects being passed on to leaseholders. Voting No opposed the government and backed protecting leaseholders from those costs. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: No	Did not vote
22 Mar 2021	Fire Safety Act 2021 Fire Safety Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendments 4B–4E (the 'McPartland–Smith' leaseholder protections) Another round of the same fight: the government moved to reject Lords amendments shielding leaseholders from cladding-remediation bills. Voting No backed protecting leaseholders. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: No	Did not vote
28 Apr 2021	Fire Safety Act 2021 Fire Safety Bill — motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 4L The final Commons round on the Fire Safety Bill: the government again moved to reject leaseholder protection from remediation costs. Voting No backed protecting leaseholders. Leaseholder-aligned lobby: No	Did not vote

Why these are shown separately

The leasehold A–F grade is built only from divisions specifically on leasehold reform. Renters' Rights and building-safety votes concern renters and building-safety costs — related and relevant, but a different question — so we keep them in this separate lane with their own simple tally and never let them move the leasehold grade. As with the grade, the votes are fact and the "leaseholder-aligned" direction is our editorial reading.

Recent things they've said on leasehold

Contributions in the House of Commons mentioning leasehold, service charges or ground rent.

Leasehold Reform · 15 Jun 2026

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Like millions of people across the country, I am a leaseholder. We have been waiting nearly two years since the Government promised to improve the system. While the Government dither, leaseholders are being ripped off with high
Commonhold and Leasehold Reform · 27 Jan 2026

As a leaseholder, I understand the issues that leaseholders face, and I look forward to carrying out pre-legislative scrutiny on the HCLG Committee. The conveyancing process also needs to be looked at, as I am not sure that solicitors and managing agents
Property Service Charges · 30 Oct 2025

I commend my hon. Friend the Member for Reigate (Rebecca Paul) for securing this important debate. I understand more than most the issues with property service charges, because I am a leaseholder where I live in Hoddesdon. A quarter of my constituents li

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