Overview
$30,042
Office budget mix
- 5% Travel
- 95% Hospitality
Solicitor General

60.0/100
#52 of 124 MPPs
Score based on 7 of 12 factors.
Attendance
91%
209 divisions
BILLS SPONSORED
2
2 on file
Office spending
$3,524
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
Michael S. Kerzner (Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario) represents York Centre in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. Kerzner serves as Solicitor General. The Integrity Index score for this profile is 60.0 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, Kerzner cast a ballot in 190 (91%). Those ballots split 124 in favour and 66 against. Kerzner's most recent recorded vote, on June 2, 2026, was in favour of Bill 119, “Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026”, which passed.
Kerzner is listed as the sponsor of 2 bills, 1 of which has received royal assent. They include “Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026”.
The record holds 8 public disclosure filings for Kerzner, 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 $30,042, mostly hospitality (95%).
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 124 recorded votes · Nay in 66 · Missed 19
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$30,042
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LEGISLATION
Keeping Criminals Behind Bars Act, 2026
Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026