43rd New Zealand Parliament - Initial Composition of The 43rd Parliament

Initial Composition of The 43rd Parliament

Name Party Electorate Term
Anderson, Robert National Kaimai Second
Anderton, Jim NewLabour Sydenham Third
Armstrong, John National New Plymouth First
Austin, Margaret Labour Yaldhurst Third
Banks, John National Whangarei Fourth
Birch, Bill National Maramarua Seventh
Blincoe, John Labour Nelson First
Bolger, Jim National King Country Seventh
Bradford, Max National Tarawera First
Braybrooke, Geoff Labour Napier Fourth
Burdon, Philip National Fendalton Fourth
Campion, Cam National Wanganui First
Carter, John National Bay of Islands Second
Caygill, David Labour St Albans Fifth
Clark, Helen Labour Mt Albert Fourth
Cliffe, Bruce National North Shore First
Cooper, Warren National Otago Sixth
Creech, Wyatt National Wairarapa Second
Cullen, Michael Labour St Kilda Fourth
Dalziel, Lianne Labour Christchurch Central First
Davies, Sonja Labour Pencarrow Second
Dunne, Peter Labour Ohariu Third
East, Paul National Rotorua Fifth
Elder, Jack Labour West Auckland Third
English, Bill National Wallace First
Falloon, John National Pahiatua Sixth
Fletcher, Christine National Eden First
Gerard, Jim National Rangiora Third
Graham, Doug National Remuera Third
Grant, Jeff National Awarua Second
Gray, Robin National Clutha Fifth
Gregory, Bruce Labour Northern Maori Fourth
Gresham, Peter National Waitotara First
Hancock, Hamish National Horowhenua First
Hasler, Marie National Titirangi First
Hawkins, George Labour Manurewa First
Hilt, Peter National Glenfield First
Hodgson, Pete Labour Dunedin North First
Hunt, Jonathan Labour New Lynn Ninth
Kelly, Graham Labour Porirua Second
Kidd, Doug National Marlborough Fifth
Kimber, Wayne National Gisborne First
Kyd, Warren National Clevedon Second
Lange, David Labour Mangere Sixth
Laws, Michael National Hawkes Bay First
Lee, Graeme National Coromandel Fourth
Luxton, John National Matamata Second
Maharey, Steve Labour Palmerston North First
Marshall, Denis National Rangitikei Third
Matthewson, Clive Labour Dunedin West Third
Maxwell, Roger National Taranaki Third
Meurant, Ross National Hobson Second
McCardle, Peter National Heretaunga First
McClay, Roger National Waikaremoana Fourth
McCully, Murray National East Coast Bays Second
McIntosh, Gail National Lyttelton First
McIntyre, Hamish National Manawatu First
McKinnon, Don National Albany Fifth
McLauchlan, Joy National Western Hutt First
McTigue, Maurice National Timaru Third
Moir, Margaret National West Coast First
Moore, Mike Labour Christchurch North Sixth
Muldoon, Robert National Tamaki Eleventh
Munro, Rob National Invercargill Second
Myles, Gilbert National Roskill First
Neeson, Brian National Te Atatu First
Neill, Alec National Waitaki First
O'Regan, Katherine National Waipa Third
Peters, Ian National Tongariro First
Peters, Winston National Tauranga Fourth
Prebble, Richard Labour Auckland Central Sixth
Reeves, Graeme National Miramar First
Revell, Ian National Birkenhead First
Richardson, Ruth National Selwyn Fourth
Robertson, John National Papakura First
Robertson, Ross Labour Papatoetoe Second
Rogers, Trevor National Otara First
Ryall, Tony National East Cape First
Shipley, Jenny National Ashburton Second
Smith, Lockwood National Kaipara Third
Smith, Nick National Tasman First
Sowry, Roger National Kapiti First
Steel, Tony National Hamilton East First
Storey, Rob National Waikato Third
Sutherland, Larry Labour Avon Second
Swain, Paul Labour Eastern Hutt First
Tapsell, Peter Labour Eastern Maori Fourth
Tennet, Elizabeth Labour Island Bay Second
Thomas, Grant National Hamilton West First
Thorne, Graham National Onehunga First
Tirikatene-Sullivan, Whetu Labour Southern Maori Ninth
Tizard, Judith Labour Panmure First
Upton, Simon National Raglan Fourth
Wetere, Koro Labour Western Maori Eighth
Whitaker, Jeff National Hastings First
Wilde, Fran Labour Wellington Central Fourth
Williamson, Maurice National Pakuranga Second

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