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UnassignedRoyal AssentAct of ParliamentView on Parliament.uk

Product Regulation and Metrology Act 2025

Originating House

House of Lords

Last Updated

11 August 2025

In Plain English

AI-generated

The Product Regulation and Metrology Act 2025 is now law. It introduces rules for regulating products and for metrology (measurement standards) to protect consumers and ensure accurate measurements in commerce. It will affect manufacturers, retailers and consumers, as well as testing and calibration services and regulators.

Key Points

  • Sets out rules for product regulation and measurement standards (metrology)
  • Strengthens regulators’ powers to enforce compliance
  • Clarifies duties across the supply chain for manufacturers, importers and retailers
  • Covers testing, calibration and certification services within the supply chain
  • Has now received Royal Assent and become law

Progress

The bill has completed its passage through Parliament and received Royal Assent, becoming law.

Voting

In the Lords, the bill passed with large majorities (Second Reading 303–110; Third Reading 264–99). A Reasoned Amendment on the Second Reading was defeated (110–302). Across parties, Labour (Co-op) generally backed the bill, Conservatives largely opposed, with mixed votes among other parties.

Who is affected?

ConsumersManufacturersRetailersImporters and exportersTesting and calibration service providersRegulators and government bodiesStandards organisationsGeneral public

Generated 21 February 2026

How Parties Are Voting

Based on 3 recorded votes • Sorted by % Aye

Plaid CymruGenerally For
2 / 0
Social Democratic & Labour PartyMixed
3 / 1
Green PartyMixed
7 / 3
Labour (Co-op)Mixed
552 / 292
IndependentMixed
11 / 8
Democratic Unionist PartyMixed
5 / 6
ConservativeMixed
98 / 184
Ulster Unionist PartyMixed
1 / 2
Traditional Unionist VoiceMixed
1 / 2
Reform UKMixed
3 / 9
Liberal DemocratMixed
0 / 0
Scottish National PartyMixed
0 / 0
Sinn FéinMixed
0 / 0
SpeakerMixed
0 / 0
Your PartyMixed
0 / 0
AllianceMixed
0 / 0

Parliamentary Votes (3)