Who is proposed by an MP who is not in the cabinet?

An MP who is not in the cabinet is typically referred to as a backbencher. Backbenchers can propose legislation, raise issues, and represent their constituents' interests, but they do not hold ministerial responsibilities. They can introduce bills or motions, participate in debates, and contribute to committee work, influencing policy from their position away from the front benches. Their role is crucial in holding the government accountable and providing a voice for their party and constituents.