Members
All were elected in the 32nd general election held on September 11, 1991 except for
- John Lebans elected in a by-election on February 15, 1993
- Dale Graham elected in a by-election on June 28, 1993
- Percy Mockler elected in a by-election on November 29, 1993
- Elvy Robichaud elected in a by-election on September 26, 1994
Three members left their respective caucuses over the course of the assembly to sit as independents:
- Beverly Brine, a former Confederation of Regions member
- Brent Taylor, a former Confederation of Regions member
- Jean Gauvin, a former Progressive Conservative
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