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The Green Party holds a relatively small number of seats in the UK Parliament, with only two MPs elected in the 2019 general election. While their influence is growing in local councils and they have a strong voice on environmental issues, their ability to directly shape national policy is limited. However, their conference decisions can still generate significant public and media attention.
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