Overview
$560,436
Office budget mix
- 60% Salaries
- 25% Travel
- 2% Hospitality
- 13% Contracts
What you should know
Vote attendance
84%
2645 / 3166 recorded votes attended
Open conflict flags
0
None on record
Voting record
3282
1660 / 985 yea · nay
Official profile (ourcommons.ca)Sources: ethicscanada.ca, openparliament.ca, lobbycanada.gc.ca
President of the King’s Privy Council for Canada
A
86.0/100
#18 of 343 MPs
Score based on 7 of 12 factors.
Attendance
84%
3166 divisions
BILLS SPONSORED
1
1 on file
Office spending
$127,094
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
Profile summary
Dominic LeBlanc (Liberal) represents Beauséjour in the House of Commons. LeBlanc serves as President of the King’s Privy Council for Canada. The Integrity Index score for this profile is 86.0 out of 100 (grade A), above the site-wide average of 69.3; the breakdown below shows how it is calculated.
Of the 3,166 recorded divisions in the House of Commons over the period covered, LeBlanc cast a ballot in 2,645 (84%). Those ballots split 1,660 in favour and 985 against. LeBlanc's most recent recorded vote, on October 8, 2026, was in favour of Bill C-39, “Building Canada Strong Act”, which passed.
LeBlanc is listed as the sponsor of 1 bill, 1 of which has received royal assent. That bill is “One Canadian Economy Act”.
The record holds 52 public disclosure filings for LeBlanc, from 2009 to 2026. No potential conflicts of interest are currently flagged. Parliamentary pay for fiscal 2026 is $321,300: a $217,700 base plus a $103,600 premium as Cabinet Minister. Reported office spending through June 30, 2026 totals $560,436, mostly staff salaries (60%).
Entries in the lobbying registry name LeBlanc as the public office holder contacted by Irving Oil Limited, in communications from 2009.
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.
RECORD AT A GLANCE
How they voted
Voted Yea in 1660 recorded votes · Nay in 985 · Missed 521
Voted with party
Party-line comparison not yet calculated for this member.
Recent votes
Who's trying to influence them
Companies and groups that booked meetings with this MP. Numbers come from the federal Registry of Lobbyists.
- Irving Oil Limited · 1 meeting
- Irving Oil Limited1
Recent filings
- Public Declaration of Recusal — In the exercise of my official duties, I recused myself from any discussion or decision regarding the appointment of Dr. Rodney Ouellette as a Senator for New Brunswick, in order to avoid an opportunity to further the private interest of my friend.
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- Public Declaration of Agreed Compliance Measures (Section 29) — Conflict of interest screens are preventive compliance measures, agreed upon pursuant to section 29 of the Conflict of Interest Act (Act) by a public office holder and the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner, to assist public…
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- Public Declaration of Recusal — In the exercise of my official duties, I recused myself from any discussion or decision regarding the appointment of Christopher MacInnes as a director of the Halifax Port Authority, in order to avoid an opportunity to further the private interest of my friend.
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- Public Declaration of Recusal — In the exercise of my official duties, I recused myself from any discussion or decision regarding the appointment of Robert Dysart as Judge of the Court of Appeal of New Brunswick, in order to avoid an opportunity to further the private interest of my friend.
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- Public Declaration of Liabilities ($10,000 or more) — Notice of Material Change / Date: 2025-06-10 / Line of credit with BMO
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LEGISLATION
Bills on file
- 1st2ndComm.3rdSenateAssent