He was successful in the ballot for Private Members' Bills later that month and introduced a Bill to award state pensions to some widows who did not qualify due to insufficient National Insurance contributions. Campbell attacked divorce reform for allowing men to take advantage of their own wrong; he supported the idea of consensual divorce without the need to prove fault.
He won the ballot for Private Members' Bills in a later month and introduced a Bill that would provide state pensions to some widows who did not qualify due to insufficient National Insurance contributions. Campbell spoke out against divorce reform, which he believed gave men an unfair advantage by allowing them to profit from their own mistakes; he advocated for a more permissive approach to divorce.