Sir Christopher Chope
Conservative MP for Christchurch, since 1 May 1997
Sir Christopher Chope is the Conservative MP for Christchurch, and has been an MP continually since 1 May 1997.
Scorecard
Voting record
575 divisions since they took their seat, newest first.
Declared financial interests
Quoted in full from the Register of Members' Financial Interests. Entries where the largest figure is £5,000 or more are marked. A declaration is not a wrongdoing — the register exists precisely so that these things are visible.
7. (i) Shareholdings: over 15% of issued share capital
Name of company or organisation: Carclew Limited
(Updated 20 June 2017)
8. Miscellaneous
Director of Carclew Limited, a small private company which provides business consultancy services but excludes advice on parliamentary or public affairs (previously registered under Category 1 and updated 20 June 2017).
(Registered 1 April 2026)
Retired barrister.
(Updated 1 June 2015)
Joint Treasurer of the British-American Parliamentary Group. This is an unpaid role.
Date interest arose: 12 July 2023
(Registered 31 January 2024)
9. Family members employed and paid from parliamentary expenses
Name: Christine Chope
Relationship: Spouse
Role: Secretary
Working pattern: Full time
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Debates
1257 debates contributed to in total. The ten most recent:
- National Energy System Operator: Blackout Risk
- Business of the House
- Topical Questions
- Extreme Heat: Preparedness
- Climate Change: Weather Events
- Business of the House
- Grooming Gangs: Independent Inquiry
- Steel Tariffs
- Business of the House
- Referral of Prime Minister to Committee of Privileges
Money declared to them
No donations to this member appear on the Electoral Commission's register for this Parliament. Only donations above the statutory thresholds have to be declared, and the match is made on name — search the register directly if you are checking a specific one.
Where the public money goes — contracts and donations →
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