Marcus J Ball (Private Prosecutor and Producer)

A crime for a nurse to lie to us, not for MPs and peers. 20,000 people have now signed our petition to change that, in all 650 UK constituencies. Whoever they voted for, more than 95% of their answers agreed with us. Should MPs and peers face the same law? Reply and tell me.

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Baroness Jones in the House of Lords: "How are we going to pass a law that does not include ourselves?" The new law on lying covers the PM, ministers, civil servants, the police and the NHS. Not MPs and peers. Should it cover them too? Yes or no?

Government minister Baroness Levitt says the new law on lying covers ministers "but not MPs and Peers". So the government can't lie to you, but the opposition can. Should one rule cover both sides? Tell me what you think.

Lord Sandhurst on keeping MPs and peers out of the new law on lying: "Parliament does and will police its Members." When MPs made false expenses claims, it took the courts. Who should police them? Reply with your answer.

Lord Lemos's excuse for keeping MPs and peers out of the new law on lying: parliamentary privilege. Nine days later, his own government's Deputy Chief Whip told the Lords that what they say in Parliament is already protected. So what's the real reason? Tell me below.

Lord Young of Acton told the House of Lords: "let's limit it to make sure that Members of both Houses, in whatever capacity, are properly excluded." Baroness Jones: "It is wrong to pass a Bill that doesn't include us." Who's right? Reply and I'll tell you how to help.

The minister told the Lords the new crime of misleading the public covers ministers, "but not MPs and peers." As Lord Knight said, the public are "far less forgiving of hypocrisy." Should they be included? Reply and I'll tell you how to help.

Sign this now: execprosec.org/petition/

10,000 people signed our petition in under six and a half days. 94% strongly agree MPs and peers who write themselves out of the Hillsborough Law are hypocrites. Peers are due to vote, we expect in December. What would you tell them? Photo: Sandra Vijandi

MPs and peers are giving themselves a cut-out, and they're hoping nobody notices. The minister told the Lords it "would not be appropriate" to extend the offences to them. Well, we noticed. Want to stop them? Ask me below how you can help.

A new criminal offence would make it illegal for the Prime Minister to lie to you. The lawmakers making it are cutting themselves out. The vote is expected in December. Ask me in the comments how you can help.

Parliament is excluding itself from its own law. It votes in December. Before then we need as much public support on the record as we can get, to put in front of parliamentarians and journalists. Sign the petition and tell us how you feel: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…

The Hillsborough Law makes misleading the public a crime. The people making it aren't included. Sign the petition: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…

Should it be a crime for politicians to deliberately mislead the public? Sign the petition: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…

Have you heard about the new law against misleading the public? It doesn't cover MPs. Sign the petition: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…

Up to two years in prison for public officials who mislead the public. Unless they're MPs or peers. Sign the petition: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…

A new criminal law will make it illegal for the Prime Minister to lie to the public. Guess who it won't apply to. Sign the petition: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…

Do you want it to be a crime for an MP to deliberately mislead you? Sign the petition: execprosec.org/petition/?ref…