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Greg Smith

Conservative · Mid Buckinghamshire

FULL PROFILE

Greg Smith is the Conservative MP for Mid Buckinghamshire, first elected in 2019. As an opposition MP, they are expected to vote against the government on most whipped divisions.

Ideology

Economiccentre-right +0.4
LEFTRIGHT
Socialauthoritarian +0.6
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntynationalist +0.7
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0% loyal
Attendance76.7%

Key Interests

Transport and logistics · Rural affairs and agriculture · Immigration and asylum · Healthcare and social care · Infrastructure development

Positions

ImmigrationSupports stricter immigration controls and asylum system

strong

COVID-19 restrictionsOpposed most pandemic restrictions and mandates

strong

European UnionAgainst further EU integration, pro-Brexit

strong

Transport infrastructureMixed - opposes HS2 but supports other transport investments

moderate

Abortion rightsAgainst easier access to abortion

moderate

Agricultural policySupports agricultural subsidies but wants eventual transition to sustainability

moderate

Government transparencyAgainst increased openness and transparency measures

moderate

Motorsport and road safetyAdvocates for motorcyclist protection and road improvements

weak

Notable Rebellions

2024-01-16/17Voted for amendments to strengthen the Rwanda asylum bill, suggesting it didn't go far enough in his view

2021-2021Consistently voted against government COVID-19 restrictions including face coverings, venue entry requirements, and self-isolation rules

2022-06-20Opposed HS2 extension, likely reflecting constituency concerns about infrastructure impacts

Reasoning Style

Pragmatic and constituency-focused, often raising specific local concerns through parliamentary questions. Shows willingness to rebel on principle, particularly on COVID-19 restrictions, while maintaining party loyalty on most issues. Arguments tend to focus on practical impacts rather than ideological positions.

Background

Greg Smith's professional background before parliament is not clearly documented in the available evidence, though he appears to have experience in transport and logistics sectors given his role as Chair of the APPG on road freight and logistics.