Preet Kaur Gill.

Preet Kaur Gill's most distinctive recent action is her opposition to assisted dying. She voted against the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at both Second Reading in November 2024 and Third Reading in June 2025 — one of only two rebel votes against her party in this parliament, both on the same issue. Beyond that, she has voted with Labour on every other recorded division, including backing railway nationalisation and the clean air zone fee framework.

At 74% participation, Gill votes somewhat below the Commons average. Her 99.5% party alignment makes her a near-perfect Labour loyalist outside the assisted dying question. Her 77 speeches across 49 debates skew heavily toward health, local government, and the economy — topics consistent with her Birmingham Edgbaston constituency. She deviates from her party average most sharply on pension protection, voting for it at every opportunity against a party average of 46%. She holds no current committee seat.

Gill has attracted sustained news coverage on hate crimes affecting the Sikh community — including raising anti-Sikh hate crime statistics in Westminster and meeting the security minister over the safety of British Sikhs — which aligns with her position as the first female Sikh MP. She has also written publicly about Birmingham City Council's financial crisis, calling for accountability. Recent local coverage across 40 articles in the past 90 days is broadly neutral, with economy and jobs stories carrying a slightly negative tilt. No debate transcripts are available for several recent votes, so the reasoning behind some of her procedural positions cannot be verified.