Following Matt Hancock's controversial decision to take part in ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, 2022 has seen the debate around MPs' second jobs and extra income reignited. It's not yet known exactly how much the former Health Secretary received for his time in the jungle, but he will soon have to declare this amount in the register of MPs' financial interests.
This register has existed since 1974 and MPs have to use it to set out what other income, hospitality or donations they have received, or what other roles they hold outside Parliament. MPs already receive a basic annual salary of £84,144 as of April 2022, and some have argued that they should not have other jobs or earn extra money alongside this.
Labour has said that it could ban MPs from having second jobs if the party is elected at the next general election, with just 'a few exceptions' to this rule. As the debate continues, below is the outside roles and extra income that Nottinghamshire's MPs have earned during 2022, as set out in the register of interests.
