Quarterly Statistical Report 2024-2025 - Q3

Third quarter (October to December) – Overview of statistical data and conflict of interest compliance for MPs and public office holders.

Q3 – October to December 2024

Individuals subject to conflict of interest regimes

3371,4041,556
Members of the House of Commons
(MPs)
Reporting public office holdersPublic office holders without reporting obligations
(75 ministers and parliamentary secretaries,
765 ministerial staff,
564 people appointed to other positions)
(part-time members of federal boards,
commissions and tribunals,
and some part-time ministerial staff)



Members of the House of Commons are elected.

Public office holders are appointed.


Conflict of interests prevention

The Office helps Members of the House of Commons and Public office holders prevent conflicts of interests by:

Members of the House of CommonsPublic office holders
Contacting them as soon as they take office2 times
107 times
Ensuring they complete the initial compliance process1 process50 processes
Giving them advice136 times531 times
Following up with them every year15 reminders279 reminders
Posting information in the public registry108 times178 times
Telling them about the post-employment rulesN/A98 times


87% of new reporting public office holders met all deadlines.

The Office contacted new public office holders and MPs within 3 business days in 97% of cases.


Confidential advice

When a Member or a public office holder has questions, they ask advisors at the Office for confidential advice.

Members received advice 136 timesPublic office holders received advice 531 times
General obligations: 24%General obligations: 21%
Material changes: 45%Material changes: 33%
Gifts and other benefits: 23%Post-employment obligations: 21%
Letters of support and fundraising: 8%Outside activities: 13%
Gifts or other advantages: 13%


The number of requests for advice was similar to the last quarter.





The Office responded to standard requests within 3 business days in 86% of cases.


Public registry

The Office added information to the public registry:

108 times for MPs178 times from public office holders
Disclosure summaries: 75Agreed compliance measures: 6
Gifts and other benefits: 10Assets: 15
Material changes: 20Gifts or other advantages: 38
Sponsored travel: 3Liabilities: 7
Private interest: 0Outside activities: 49
Recusals: 7
Summary statements: 47
Travel: 1
Other: 0


The volume of postings was similar to the last quarter.


  • The public registry is updated daily and can be accessed online.
  • You can search it by date, type of declaration, regime, or an individual's name.
  • The information in the registry is the only information the Office can make public.

3,150 public registry visitors

26,600 public registry views


After a Member or public office holder leaves office, their information is removed.



Post-employment rules (Conflict of Interest Act only)

All public office holders are subject to some rules even after they leave their position.

98 public office holders left office this quarter


Former reporting public office holders face extra rules for one or two years after they leave office (cooling-off period)

250 former public office holders were in their cooling-off period

They can ask for an exemption, waiver, or reduction of their cooling-off period

3 exemptions, waivers, or reductions granted


Sanctions (Conflict of Interest Act only)

5 notices of violation sent

Reporting public office holders who miss a reporting deadline may have to pay an administrative monetary penalty (fine). Before issuing a penalty, the Office sends them a notice of violation.

Administrative monetary penalties

Two $200 penalties paid for failing to submit a Confidential Report within 60 days of appointment.

Two $200 penalties paid for failing to disclose a material change relating to assets.

All penalties are posted in the public registry.


Investigations (Act & Code)

Case files opened and closed (a case file is a concern that is reviewed by the Office)

3 case files 0 reports published0 case files closed
Subject of new case filesSource of new case files
1 minister or parliamentary secretary2 members of the general public
0 Members of the House of Commons1 Member of the House of Commons
2 public office holders0 media
0 persons not subject to Act or Code0 within the Commissioner's Office
0 Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner

The Office's target is to finish investigations in 12 months.


Education and outreach

Requests from the publicRequests from the mediaSocial media
81 requests*17 media requests 10 X posts
52 outside mandate0 interviews granted4,342 X followers
29 within mandate3,700 media mentions
8,500 X mentions
*see case files for investigation requests 10 LinkedIn posts
988 LinkedIn followers
WebsiteParliamentTraining and Education
39,600 website visitors1 appearance9 presentations
68,650 website views87% percentage of Question Periods where the Office was mentioned161 participants


Responded to standard media requests within 4 hours in 100% of cases.

Responded to standard public requests within 10 days in 91% of cases.


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