Carol Anstey
Committee Vice-Chair at House of Commons. On the federal list of MPs’ statutory salaries in 2026.
- Statutory salary
- $224,900.00
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Among 40 people with the title “Committee Vice-Chair” in 2026
Paid more than 0% of them. Their median: $224,900.
Among 337 people at House of Commons in 2026
131st highest paid. Their median: $224,900.
Higher than 48% of everyone on the 2026 list of MPs’ statutory salaries.
History
| Year | Employer and job | Statutory salary | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | House of CommonsCommittee Vice-Chair | $224,900 |
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Why is Carol Anstey on the list of MPs’ statutory salaries?
For Carol Anstey, Committee Vice-Chair, the rates come to $224,900 in 2026. Every member of the House of Commons is listed, with the sessional allowance and the additional salary the Parliament of Canada Act sets for their paid role; PublicSalaries adds the two from the House’s own data.
What is “statutory salary”?
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