Register of All-Party Parliamentary Groups
Register of All-Party Parliamentary Groups is kept by Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards. Each group's officers, its purpose, and the benefits it receives from outside bodies.
- Kept by
- Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards
- Who is on it
- MPs and peers who run all-party groups, and the companies and charities that fund or staff them
- What it shows
- Each group's officers, its purpose, and the benefits it receives from outside bodies.
- How to search it
- Published with the registers of interests on the Parliament website.
- Cost
- Free to search
- Levels of power
- level 6: national
- Official register
- members.parliament.uk (the site refuses automated reading, so no copy is saved; checked 4 November 2026)
Not published? Ask for it
If the register does not show what you need, you can ask the body that keeps it. Public authorities must answer Freedom of Information requests within 20 working days; information about the environment comes under the Environmental Information Regulations; and information about yourself under a subject access request.
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Where this comes from
Register of All-Party Parliamentary Groups (the site refuses automated reading, so no copy is saved; checked 4 November 2026). The description above summarises what the official page says the register contains. Report an error.