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Garnier made his most distinctive mark in June 2025 on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, voting against his party majority on five separate amendments. His votes show a consistent pattern: he backed measures to close the voluntary starvation loophole (Amendments 77 and 94) while opposing other procedural and substantive provisions the Conservative majority supported. That puts him in a more restrictive position on assisted dying than most Conservative colleagues -- his voting record scores him 33% aligned on both end-of-life autonomy and assisted dying safeguards, against a party average of around 60%. Beyond that, he has voted along standard Conservative lines: opposing government pension fund investment powers, backing Lords amendments to the English Devolution Bill, and supporting the referral of the Prime Minister to the Privileges Committee.

At 73% participation and 96.8% party alignment, Garnier is a moderately engaged, broadly loyal Conservative. His stance profile flags strong alignment with pro-business (90%) and parliamentary scrutiny (90%) positions, and he deviates notably from his party on armed forces welfare -- voting in that category at 100% against a party average of 44%. His speeches concentrate heavily on economy and jobs (68 contributions), fiscal policy (55), and social care (24), with local government and cost of living also recurring. He holds no current committee roles.

Past news coverage raised conflict-of-interest questions -- in 2021 Sky News reported he had advocated in the Commons for the space sector while receiving £90,000 annually from industry roles, drawing criticism from a former Standards Committee chair. Recent local coverage is broadly neutral, touching on transport improvements on the A456 and local regeneration projects. No committee memberships are currently recorded.