Lichfield.

Robertson's most distinctive parliamentary moves have come on assisted dying. He backed several amendments to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at both Report Stage and later debate, including measures to strengthen advertising restrictions on the bill and allow employers -- notably religious hospices and care homes -- to prevent staff from facilitating assisted dying. These votes put him at odds with the Labour majority, and his stance profile shows him markedly more aligned with assisted dying safeguards than his party average. Beyond that single issue, he has been a vocal constituency operator: news coverage highlights him rallying over 60 MPs to press for a postal service debate, coordinating with rural colleagues on telecoms connectivity, lobbying ministers over farm inheritance tax thresholds, and calling in Parliament for action on preventable epilepsy deaths among people with learning disabilities.

At 88% voting participation and 99.1% party alignment, Robertson is a reliable Labour vote on almost everything else. He votes strongly for progressive taxation and workers' rights, and backs housing development. He parts company with Labour colleagues on parliamentary scrutiny (8% aligned, against a higher party average) and Lords scrutiny (0%), suggesting comfort with a more executive-led approach to governance. Economy and jobs dominate his 200 parliamentary contributions, followed by local government, cost-of-living, defence, and social care -- a breadth consistent with his role as a constituency MP rather than a policy specialist.

Robertson sits on the Petitions Committee, which channels public concerns into parliamentary debate -- fitting given his pattern of coordinating multi-MP campaigns on local and rural issues. His news sentiment over the past 90 days averages near zero across 76 articles, meaning coverage is broadly neutral rather than notably positive or critical. The volume of local press engagement is itself notable for a first-term MP representing a traditionally Conservative seat.