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a specific offence. Chope said that his reason for blocking the passage was in objection to parliamentary procedure rather than to the bill itself: he stated that he would "wholeheartedly" support a government bill that outlawed upskirting. Chope's actions drew immediate criticism from fellow MPs,
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an offence. Defending his filibuster, Chope said that the bill would have weakened landlords' ability to recover possession, deterring them from letting properties. Chope was reported as having been a private landlord himself, but he denied these claims.
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comments from MPs, describing both him and his action in unflattering terms. One minister expressed anonymously that "He has been for many year a
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of women's underwear outside Chope's office entrance. A similar bunting was also placed outside his constituency office. Protestors also confronted Chope at his constituency surgery.
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On 20 April 1987, Chope married Christine Mary, daughter of Robert Hutchinson, of Wimborne, in
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in 1974 and became the council leader in 1979; he left the council on his first election to
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in public places, holding a referendum on same-sex marriage and preparing to leave the
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in January 2019. In protest at his actions, staff at the House of Commons placed a
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2133:"Two Dorset MPs part of Conservative rebel group over new Brexit deal with EU"
1759:"Voting Record — Christopher Chope MP, Christchurch (10103) — The Public Whip"
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Rishi Sunak will face ‘ungovernable’ Tory party, warns Johnson supporter
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Remembering Margaret Thatcher: Commemorations, Tributes and Assessments
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including some in his own party. The prime minister,
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3120:. Expert Participation. The National Archives.
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2749:"Upskirting to be crime after Lords back bill"
1570:"Tory MP Chope Calls Commons Staff 'Servants'"
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1434:"'Lost' MP discovers he's a minister".
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1423:. London. 2 May 1986. p. 14.
954:In October 2022, Chope said that
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523:Wandsworth London Borough Council
4799:People from Christchurch, Dorset
3553:Parliament of the United Kingdom
3476:Parliament of the United Kingdom
2589:Slawson, Nicola (15 June 2018).
1696:Hickman, Leo (26 October 2010).
1482:Codd, Joanna (13 October 2011).
1463:from the original on 27 May 2009
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694:Parliamentary Private Secretary
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3688:List of Conservative Party MPs
3025:Walker, Peter (17 July 2018).
2964:Buchan, Lizzy (17 July 2018).
2717:Crerar, Pippa (18 June 2018).
2023:Slade, Darren (29 July 2017).
1937:Watts, Robert (20 June 2013).
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718:Department for the Environment
454:Christopher Chope was born in
16:British politician (born 1947)
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3118:"Children Act 1989 Section 8"
2808:Lewis, Jason (22 June 2018).
2279:Martin, Andy (17 June 2018).
2158:Walker, Peter (6 June 2023).
1243:
1215:Select Committee on Standards
1042:Voyeurism (Offences) Act 2019
782:. He currently serves on the
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3534:BBC News – Christopher Chope
3465:Chris Chope for Christchurch
1727:D'Arcy, Mark (1 July 2010).
1183:. Alongside Conservative MP
1006:Knowledge's inclusion policy
564:biography of a living person
395:Sir Christopher Robert Chope
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3492:Contributions in Parliament
3481:Contributions in Parliament
909:, the privatisation of the
692:Chope was appointed as the
591:must be removed immediately
508:Inns of Court School of Law
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2692:The Spectator Coffee House
1969:"Death Penalty for Murder"
1277:. Routledge. p. 301.
1103:, the Conservative MP for
1089:royal prerogative of mercy
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1111:a bill intended to make
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924:In July 2017, Chope and
886:Chope voted against the
794:Conservative Way Forward
502:, and was influenced by
484:University of St Andrews
438:, but lost this seat in
362:University of St Andrews
285:Christopher Robert Chope
2217:Blundell, John (2013).
1091:. On 24 December 2013,
858:climate change sceptics
734:Department of Transport
679:Social Democratic Party
48:Official portrait, 2017
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869:private member's bills
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3536:profile 30 March 2006
1171:and was supported by
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862:Palace of Westminster
822:2018 New Year Honours
808:Hillsborough disaster
780:2005 general election
753:1997 general election
742:1992 general election
671:1983 general election
535:1982 New Year Honours
25:Sir Christopher Chope
4719:British Eurosceptics
3606:Member of Parliament
3569:Member of Parliament
3510:Record in Parliament
3450:Christopher Chope MP
3094:. 20 November 2018.
1997:. 5 September 2017.
1911:. 16 December 2014.
1640:. 10 February 2009.
584:Contentious material
545:Parliamentary career
488:University of Dundee
462:and former judge of
412:Member of Parliament
226:Member of Parliament
171:Member of Parliament
4794:UK MPs 2024–present
2846:. 3 November 2017.
2755:. 15 January 2019.
2471:The Daily Telegraph
2350:. 8 February 2019.
1881:. 6 February 2013.
1576:. 17 January 2013.
1520:. 13 October 2011.
1457:The Daily Telegraph
1381:"Christopher CHOPE"
1256:"Birthdays today".
1181:UK Youth Parliament
606:"Christopher Chope"
478:. He then attended
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3670:Conservative Party
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3333:. 15 November 2021
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1605:The London Gazette
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