Mark Francois MP: office costs

4 Jul 2024–3 Jul 2025

How these years work

Our reporting years run from 4 July to 3 July, starting with the 2024 general election. They are not official parliamentary sessions. Office costs keep IPSA’s April–March financial years. Records may cover only part of a year; a missing record does not mean no work was done.

These are business costs for staff and running an MP’s office, not personal pay. IPSA uses a different calendar: 1 April–31 March.

9 published records · newest first. Office costs fund parliamentary work; they are not personal income.

Annual staffing source row

2024-25: £222,586.35 — official IPSA annual record

Annual category total, separate from individual claims below.

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2024-25 spend and budgets

Published annual totals; travel has no capped budget in this display. The official annual total includes April to early July 2024, before this Parliament began; the claims below begin on 4 July.

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2024-25: IPSA annual total for office. Claim rows may not reconcile to annual totals; travel is annual-only. IPSA source. Methodology.

Budget £33,020.00

Staffing£222,586.35
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2024-25: IPSA annual total for staffing. Claim rows may not reconcile to annual totals; travel is annual-only. IPSA source. Methodology.

Budget £250,820.00

Accommodation£11,319.00
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2024-25: IPSA annual total for accommodation. Claim rows may not reconcile to annual totals; travel is annual-only. IPSA source. Methodology.

Budget £29,290.00

Travel£852.05
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2024-25: IPSA annual total for travel. Claim rows may not reconcile to annual totals; travel is annual-only. IPSA source. Methodology.

Budget not published

Other£0.00
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2024-25: IPSA annual total for other. Claim rows may not reconcile to annual totals; travel is annual-only. IPSA source. Methodology.

Budget not published

Costs

  • 31 Mar 2025 · Working From Home Allowance · Staffing · £312.00
    Details

    Claim 1 · Paid · Aggregated figure for this business cost and budget category in 2024-25

    Official IPSA release
  • 31 Mar 2025 · Rail · Staff Travel · £66.42
    Details

    Claim 1 · Paid · Aggregated figure for travel during 2024-25

    Official IPSA release
  • 31 Mar 2025 · Rail · Staff Travel · £343.56
    Details

    Claim 1 · Paid · Aggregated figure for travel during 2024-25

    Official IPSA release
  • 31 Mar 2025 · Total Staffing budget payroll costs for the 2024-25 year · Staffing · £209,011.35
    Details

    Claim 1 · Paid · Total Staffing budget payroll costs for the 2024-25 year

    Official IPSA release
  • 24 Mar 2025 · European Research Group (Conservative) · Staffing · £2,500.00
    Details

    Claim 4005137-3 · Paid · European Research Group

    Official IPSA release
  • 9 Jan 2025 · Administrative services · Staffing · £1,500.00
    Details

    Claim 60278016-1 · Paid · Invoice for period January to March 2025, for provision of secretarial and support services (including organising regular constituency advice surgeries held in Rayleigh).

    Official IPSA release
  • 10 Oct 2024 · Administrative services · Staffing · £1,500.00
    Details

    Claim 60258516-1 · Paid · Invoice for period October to December 2024, for provision of secretarial and support services (including organising regular constituency advice surgeries held in Rayleigh).

    Official IPSA release
  • 17 Sept 2024 · Policy Research Unit (Conservative) · Staffing · £1,715.00
    Details

    Claim 4004776-16 · Paid · Policy Research Unit

    Official IPSA release
  • 9 Aug 2024 · Administrative services · Staffing · £1,500.00
    Details

    Claim 60250901-1 · Paid · Invoice for the period July to September 2024, for provision of secretarial and support services including organising regular constituency advice surgeries held in Rayleigh.

    Official IPSA release

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