House of Lords data dashboard: Current membership of the House
This page provides interactive data on the current membership of the House of Lords.

The appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords. House of Lords Library Note 2007/008.
The appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords (updated November 2007). LLN 2007/008 (153 KB , PDF)
The appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords (updated November 2007). LLN 2007/008 (153 KB , PDF)
This page provides interactive data on the current membership of the House of Lords.
In the 2021 ‘End-to-end rape review’, the Conservative government pointed to a sharp decrease in rape prosecutions since 2016/17. Issues cited include long delays during the criminal justice process and a lack of specialist support for victims. Labour’s 2024 general election manifesto argued prosecutions were “shamefully low”. It committed to specialist rape and sexual offences teams in every police force and specialist courts to fast-track rape cases.
The government’s House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill would remove the right of hereditary peers to sit and vote in the House of Lords and abolish its jurisdiction in hereditary peerage claims. The bill completed its Commons stages unamended and was introduced in the House of Lords in November 2024. The bill’s second reading in the Lords took place on 11 December 2024. This briefing provides an overview of that debate and lists the areas which future amendments could focus on.