Register of InterestsParliament of VictoriaOrdinary returns · 1 Feb – 30 Jun 2026

Compare what every MP declared

Each of the 128 members of Victoria's 60th Parliament files a return declaring their land, companies, income, trusts, debts, gifts, sponsored travel and memberships. This page lines up all 128 side by side — party against party, house against house — and every figure links to the page of the tabled document it came from. To read one member's return, use Members.

128 members 88 Assembly · 40 Council 275 land entries 193 company & fund interests 134 gifts · 3 sponsored trips 1,216 memberships Source: tabled papers 10411 & 10406

Read before quoting

  • These are declarations, not valuations. The form asks where land is, not what it is worth. Nothing here measures wealth.
  • A land entry is a printed line, not always a property. Some members list one suburb several times, or the same region held both directly and through a trust. Both counts are shown.
  • One six-month period. Holdings from before February 2026, or acquired and disposed of since, are not reflected. Partners' assets appear only if the member chose to mention them.
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Party as listed on parliament.vic.gov.au · follows the house filter

Declarations summarised per party. Parties with one or two members are shown for completeness; medians of very small groups say little.

PartyMembersMedian land entriesWith company interestsDeclaring giftsGiftsUnion membersComplimentary membershipsDonors to most members

Land

Form parts 3 & 4 · residences and other land, held directly or through a trust

Company & fund interests

Part 2

Shares, units and partnership interests held directly, through a private super fund or a trust. The darker segment is the number ticked at the form's top value band.

Income beyond salary

Part 1

Sources expected above the reporting threshold, excluding parliamentary salary. The darker segment is rental income.

Trusts

Part 7

Trusts in which the member holds a beneficial interest, or is trustee for a family member's interest.

Gifts & sponsored travel

Form parts 14 & 15 · received during the reporting period

The form records each gift above the reporting threshold and who gave it, not what it was worth; a dollar figure appears only where a member wrote one. Donor names are grouped so that different printings of the same organisation (for example "RV", "Racing Vic" and "Racing Victoria") count once. Related but separate bodies, such as Racing Victoria and the Victoria Racing Club, are kept apart. Each member's detail keeps the donor name as printed.

Most gifts declared

Donors giving to the most members

Sponsored travel

MemberTripDatesDestinationStated purposeFunded by (as printed)Source

Memberships & associations

Form parts 10, 11 & 13 · parties, unions, professional bodies, clubs and other associations

Members list organisations they belong to, including memberships given to them without charge. Organisation names are grouped so that branches and different printings of the same body count once; each member's detail keeps the text as printed.

Trade unions

Complimentary memberships

Airline lounges & loyalty programs

Partner, family & other interests

 Form part 12 · interests that could give rise, or be seen to give rise, to a conflict

What members chose to disclose under "other interests", shown exactly as printed. Superannuation fund memberships are counted but not listed.

    Portfolio holders

     Ministers and shadow ministers, with their declarations

    Portfolios and declarations are placed side by side for reference only. Appearing in the same row does not indicate a conflict of interest, and no connection between any portfolio and any declaration is asserted. Portfolios are as listed on each member's parliament.vic.gov.au page on 13 July 2026 (Nicole Werner's retrieved 15 September 2026); some may have changed.

    MemberPortfoliosGifts fromComplimentary membershipsCompanyLandPartner & family

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    How this was made, and what the numbers mean

    How this was made

    Each member's return was located in the tabled volumes and transcribed by a language model (GLM 5.3 Flash) from the page images, using fixed copying rules. Every transcribed value was then checked against the text embedded in the parliamentary PDF. Of the values read: 1,765 holdings matched exactly, 410 gift and travel values matched exactly, and 1,366 membership values matched exactly; a handful differ only by a line-end hyphen, and 8 were flagged for character differences. None of the flagged values changes any count shown here. The two members with the most land entries, and the member with the most gifts, were checked row by row against the page images. One return (Ingrid Stitt, Western Metropolitan) was transcribed on a second attempt and was not text-checked.

    Definitions

    Land entries count printed rows in parts 3(a), 3(b), 4(a) and 4(b). Distinct places count unique suburbs or regions across those rows. Interstate counts distinct places whose printed address names a state or territory other than Victoria; entries with no state printed are not counted.

    Top value band is "Value Range 3" on the form; the register does not publish the dollar thresholds. Counts are of items as declared and are not adjusted for duplicates across parts.