2000 To Present
| Date | Member | Constituency | Party | Reason for resignation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 02000-10-2323 October 2000 | Boothroyd, BettyBetty Boothroyd | West Bromwich West | Lab | Retiring Speaker of the House of Commons | |
| 02004-06-2222 June 2004 | Davis, TerryTerry Davis | Birmingham Hodge Hill | Lab | Appointed Secretary-General of the Council of Europe | |
| 02007-06-2727 June 2007 | Blair, TonyTony Blair | Sedgefield | Lab | Appointed Envoy of the Quartet on the Middle East | |
| 02008-06-1818 June 2008 | Davis, DavidDavid Davis | Haltemprice and Howden | Con | Seeking re-election in opposition to plans to allow people suspected of terrorist offences to be detained for up to 42 days. He successfully requested to be released from the post on the same day, in order to clear any ambiguity about his eligibility for re-election. | |
| 02009-06-088 June 2009 | Gibson, IanIan Gibson | Norwich North | Lab | Alleged misuse of allowances led to his being ruled ineligible for selection as a Labour candidate by an NEC panel; | |
| 02010-01-1313 January 2010 | Robinson, IrisIris Robinson | Strangford | DUP | Ill health; followed allegations about her personal life | |
| 02011-02-088 February 2011 | Illsley, EricEric Illsley | Barnsley Central | Lab | Pleaded guilty to false accounting in relation to claims for parliamentary expenses | |
| 02012-03-022 March 2012 | Singh, MarshaMarsha Singh | Bradford West | Lab | Ill health | |
| 02012-10-2222 October 2012 | Michael, AlunAlun Michael | Cardiff South and Penarth | Lab | Resigned to contest Police and Crime Commissioner election for South Wales Police Force Area | |
| 02012-11-055 November 2012 | MacShane, DenisDenis MacShane | Rotherham | Lab | Resigned following revelations over his parliamentary expenses | |
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