MPs & Orgs Seeking Govt Funding
MP connections to organisations that seek or receive government funding
Potential Conflicts of Interest
MPs are required to declare connections to organisations seeking government funding. This doesn't indicate wrongdoing - it's transparency about relationships that could create perceived or actual conflicts of interest.
943
All years combined
143
All years
35
Matched to CharityData
20
2006 - 2025
Organisation Type Breakdown
Connections by Party
Avg: 7.8 connections per MP
Avg: 6.7 connections per MP
Avg: 5.3 connections per MP
Avg: 6.9 connections per MP
Avg: 3.3 connections per MP
Key Insight: Maori Affairs MPs
Te Pāti Māori MPs have significant connections to marae, iwi entities, and hauora providers that seek government funding. This reflects their community ties and representation of Māori interests.
Transparency Purpose
These declarations exist to ensure transparency. MPs must recuse themselves from decisions involving organisations they have connections to. This data helps the public understand potential conflicts.
View all MP financial interestsData Source
Data from the Register of Pecuniary and Other Specified Interests of Members of Parliament. MPs must declare connections to any organisation seeking government funding where they hold a position, have ownership, or could benefit from the funding decision. Charity data matched from charitydata.co.nz.