Federal Parliament · 48th Parliament
Register of interests
MPs and senators must declare shareholdings, property, debts, gifts, sponsored travel and other interests that could conflict with their public duties. Search every declaration, for example by company name.
What parliamentarians declare
How many MPs and senators declared at least one item in each category this parliament, in their statement or a later addition. Item counts include both and don't subtract removals. These are counts of declarations, not their value.
- Bank accounts218 membersSavings and investment accounts886 items
- Real estate214 membersHomes, investment properties and land676 items
- Liabilities200 membersMortgages, loans and other debts621 items
- Memberships196 membersOrganisations where membership could be seen as a conflict1,464 items
- Other assets186 membersSuperannuation, vehicles, collections and other assets over $7,500515 items
- Gifts184 membersGifts over the declarable value, including airline lounge memberships1,211 items
- Sponsored travel and hospitality173 membersFlights, accommodation and hospitality paid for by others1,150 items
- Other income144 membersIncome from sources other than their parliamentary salary324 items
- Shareholdings118 membersShares in public and private companies813 items
- Other interests86 membersAnything else that could be seen as a conflict of interest300 items
- Company directorships85 membersCompanies they are a director of251 items
- Trusts79 membersFamily and business trusts they benefit from or control300 items
- Bonds and investments41 membersBonds, debentures and other investments123 items
- Partnerships19 membersBusiness partnerships41 items
Register data from Peculiar Interests (ANU Cybernetic Studio, CC BY 4.0), extracted from the official House and Senate registers.