Overview
$15,294
Office budget mix
- 12% Travel
- 88% Hospitality
Minister of Red Tape Reduction

55.6/100
#107 of 124 MPPs
Score based on 7 of 12 factors.
Attendance
63%
209 divisions
BILLS SPONSORED
3
3 on file
Office spending
$789
Latest quarter: FY 2027 Q1
Conflicts of interest
0
None flagged in the last 12 months
Integrity score
High data confidenceClick any factor to see what it measures
Andrea Khanjin (Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario) represents Barrie-Innisfil in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Khanjin serves as Minister of Red Tape Reduction. The Integrity Index score for this profile is 55.6 out of 100 (grade D), below the site-wide average of 69.3; the breakdown below shows how it is calculated.
Of the 209 recorded divisions in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario over the period covered, Khanjin cast a ballot in 131 (63%). Those ballots split 89 in favour and 42 against. Khanjin's most recent recorded vote, on June 2, 2026, was in favour of the motion “Government motion moved without notice — Vote on motion moved by Hon. Steve Clark”, which passed.
Khanjin is listed as the sponsor of 3 bills, 1 of which has received royal assent. They include “Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025”.
The record holds 8 public disclosure filings for Khanjin, for 2025. No potential conflicts of interest are currently flagged. Parliamentary pay for fiscal 2026 is $223,909: a $157,350 base plus a $66,559 premium as Cabinet Minister. Reported office spending through June 30, 2026 totals $15,294, mostly hospitality (88%).
This summary is written automatically from the public records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes what the records show; it is not an assessment of conduct.
Voted Yea in 89 recorded votes · Nay in 42 · Missed 78
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LEGISLATION
Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025
Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025
Protecting Ontario’s Workers and Economic Resilience Act, 2026