MPs’ interests & funding

What is covered?

This release covers current House of Commons members and their declarations available through Parliament’s Register of Members’ Financial Interests API. The table uses the latest successfully checked published register, dated 26 October 2026. An MP joining after that edition can have no entries in it. A declaration is a record of an interest under Parliament’s rules, not evidence of lobbying or wrongdoing.

Current Commons MPs, matched by Parliament member ID. Current party and constituency are shown. Profile history is limited to records available through the API.

What does the combined value mean?

The directory adds the eligible declared values across the categories shown in each MP’s profile. These include gifts and hospitality, political donations or staff support, overseas visits, individual earnings and payments directed elsewhere. They describe different kinds of benefit and are not a measure of personal income. Political support can benefit an office, campaign or party; payments directed elsewhere can go to a charity or another recipient. Each profile keeps the category breakdown and the original sources.

Property, shareholdings and miscellaneous interests appear in profiles without invented valuations. Loan-related declarations require source review and do not enter the sum unless an eligible value is established.

What enters a total?

Only eligible, explicitly valued records listed in the latest register enter its totals. The combined value is the sum of the profile’s eligible category values, added to the nearest penny. A parent employer entry is not added again to its child payments. Older declarations and earlier versions do not enter the table totals. Ongoing payment rates, expected or unreceived payments, unknown amounts and shared benefits without a clear individual value are excluded and identified in the profile. A published zero differs from an amount that is missing.

Totals are included numeric GBP values listed in the 2026-10-26 register, not lifetime income or all receipts in a calendar period. Historical, unvalued, expected, recurring-rate, shared-benefit and unresolved matching entries are excluded. Political support and payments directed elsewhere are separate from earnings. The table’s coverage column includes all current declarations, including unvalued other interests, and identifies the records excluded from the combined sum. Open a profile to read why individual amounts were included or excluded.

Which date is shown?

The register publication date, the benefit’s received or event date and the date of registration are distinct. An interval is counted once, not once for each day. The profile timeline can use received / event dates or registered dates. Unknown dates are retained and can be selected separately. Current party and constituency describe the member now and are not asserted to be their affiliation at the time of a historical entry.

Names, history and matching

Donor and payer searches use the name supplied in a declaration. A similar name does not establish that two donors are the same person or organisation. Amendments remain attached to their source record. A declaration disappearing from a later register is not treated as a repayment. Profile history can include reclassified entries, which must not be summed as separate benefits.

Public extracts omit structured donor and payer address fields. Follow Parliament’s source link for the complete official declaration.

Interests and public decisions

Selected profiles include an editorially reviewed chronology linking a declaration to relevant public policy and the office held at the time. Each event has its own date and source. A payment date, registration date and speaking date are distinct. These chronologies do not add values to the register totals or establish that a payment caused a decision. Open questions are not findings of wrongdoing.

The review date is separate from the register refresh date. Coverage is selective, not a check of every member or every interest. No published chronology means that this context has not been reviewed here; it is not a clean bill of health. New claims or later decisions require another source review.

Original records and downloads

• Published register ↗
• Register of Members’ Financial Interests ↗
• Parliament API specification ↗
• Current Commons members ↗
• Open Parliament Licence ↗

Complete current MP index (JSON) ↓ · Parliament API documentation ↗

Visitors use The Cartulary’s cached copy. A failed update retains the last successfully checked edition; its date remains visible above. Electoral Commission records are not included in this first release.

Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0.