UK Armed Forces in Afghanistan (Backbench Business) — 9 Sep 2010 at 17:46
The majority of MPs voted against making support for the continued deployment of UK armed forces in Afghanistan conditional on a change to military strategy designed to reduce loss of life, injuries, and costs.
The House of Commons was debating the motion:
- That this House supports the continued deployment of UK armed forces in Afghanistan.
The division was on the subject of if the following text ought be added to the end of the motion:
- "provided that a more realistic military strategy is adopted designed to fulfil the United Kingdom's long-term interests in the region at lesser cost in life, limb and financial resources."
The majority of MPs voted to reject that additional text.
This division was followed by one in which the majority of MPs voted in favour of the unamended motion: "That this House supports the continued deployment of UK armed forces in Afghanistan."[1]
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