Chris claimed £165,900 in IPSA expenses for the 2024-25 financial year, below the Commons average of £226,147. That ranks Chris Vince #555 of 645 MPs for total spend that year, and #40 of 42 Labour (Co-op) MPs. All MP expense claims are published by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority.
#555
of 645 MPs nationally
#40
of 42 Labour (Co-op) MPs
#52
of 61 MPs in East of England
−£60,246
vs Commons average (£226,147)
£136,925
Highest: Staffing
£3,350
Lowest: Travel & subsistence
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Expenses
IPSA published expense claims for the 2024-25 financial year.
£165,900
Total spend
Commons avg: £226,147
£136,925
Staffing
£25,626
Office
£0
Accommodation
£3,350
Travel
| Category | Spend |
|---|---|
| Staffing Budget: £198,653 | £136,925 |
| Office Budget: £33,037 | £25,626 |
| Travel & subsistence Budget: Uncapped | £3,350 |
Source: IPSA Total Spend
Expense FAQs
How much did Chris Vince claim in expenses?
Chris Vince claimed a total of £165,900 in IPSA-published expenses for the 2024-25 financial year. Source
Where does Chris Vince rank for MP expenses?
For the 2024-25 financial year, Chris Vince ranks #555 of 645 current MPs for total IPSA spend, and #40 of 42 Labour (Co-op) MPs. The average claim across MPs that year was £226,147. Source