Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill

 passed its second reading on 12th December. Despite the threat of major rebellions, the second reading passed comfortably. You can see how many no votes the market was expecting here:

The bill now goes forward for the committee stage and possible amendments before the main Commons vote to pass the bill to the Lords.

How many Tory MPs will vote against the bill in this main vote?

The vote is scheduled to take place on Wednesday 17th January.

If you want an example of how the votes on the second and third readings of a bill work, take a look at the 

 where MPs had a chance to vote for/against the second reading and the on the final version of the bill at third reading after the committee stage.