MSPs · Register of interests
Declared interests
What each MSP has declared on the Register of Members’ Interests, Session 7 (2026–now), counted by category. Select a number to read the entries.
Entries by MSP and category
131 MSPsOn a phone only the total shows; select it for the entries.
What the register is
MSPs must declare certain financial interests in a public register: paid work outside Parliament, gifts and overseas visits above set values, property and shareholdings above set thresholds, and controlled transactions. They can also record other interests voluntarily. The register exists so that anyone can see what might be relevant to an MSP’s work. An entry is a declaration made as the rules require. It does not suggest anything improper.
Wording is the MSP’s own, as published. Amounts in the source sometimes lose their £ sign; we restore it where a number follows. The Parliament’s own register is the authoritative version.
How this is worked out
- What is counted
- Entries on the register as published in the Parliament’s open data. Rows that say “No registrable interests.” are not counted; an MSP with only those rows is shown as “declared none”.
- Which register
- The open data currently holds the register for Session 7 (2026–now) only, so earlier sessions are not shown here.
- Party
- The MSP’s party today.
- A count is not a judgement
- More entries usually means more outside roles, property or gifts to declare, or more voluntary declarations. It does not mean anything improper.