Sussex Weald.

Nusrat Ghani has been most visible recently over the Crowborough Army Camp -- a military site in her Sussex Weald constituency that has been converted to house asylum seekers. She secured scrutiny from the Chair of the Home Affairs Committee, pushing for "accurate and consistent answers" from the government and challenging its claims about cost-effectiveness. That campaign sits within a broader pattern of local immigration coverage, though much of the wider news around the issue in her area has focused on Reform UK activity rather than her own work, suggesting competitive political pressure on her right flank.

Her parliamentary participation rate is effectively zero -- just one vote recorded from 515 opportunities -- which is far below the Commons average and warrants explanation. That single vote was in July 2024, supporting a Conservative amendment to the King's Speech criticising the incoming Labour government's legislative programme, and she has not deviated from Conservative party positions when she has voted. Her 2,349 speech contributions across 614 debates suggest she remains active on the floor of the House; her most frequent topics are the economy and jobs, local government, defence, and social care -- a broad portfolio with no single dominant specialism.

Her committee roles are primarily procedural: she chairs several private bill committees (covering a cemetery, a livestock market, and the Royal Albert Hall) and sits on the Finance Committee and the Panel of Chairs. Her Muslim background and previous ministerial experience -- she alleged in 2022 that a whip used her faith against her -- have previously made her a nationally notable figure, though recent coverage is almost entirely constituency-focused. Voting data from the current parliament is very sparse, limiting conclusions about her legislative priorities.