Overview
- Parliamentary Commissioner Daniel Greenberg’s report published on January 21, 2026 found Nigel Farage made 17 late registrations of financial interests under Rule 5.
- He concluded the failures were inadvertent due to staffing and administrative issues and directed the matter to the rectification process rather than the Committee on Standards.
- The inquiry followed a public complaint and was formally opened on October 30, 2025 to review Farage’s compliance with the 28‑day registration rule.
- Farage accepted responsibility and apologized in a November letter, then in December said a senior staff member had let him down and requested a private meeting.
- Mirror analysis of the register reports Farage has earned more than £1 million from second jobs since the election, including over £70,000 from GB News in December and over £200,000 from Direct Bullion, drawing Labour calls to tighten rules on MPs’ outside work.