Current Members of The Legislature
Party leader Brian Gallant does not hold a seat in the legislative assembly, therefore Victor Boudreau serves as parliamentary leader and leader of the opposition.
| Name | Riding | First elected | Opposition/Legislative roles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hédard Albert | Caraquet | 2003 g.e. | Finance Critic |
| Donald Arseneault | Dalhousie-Restigouche East | 2003 g.e. | Health, Healthy and Inclusive Communities Critic; caucus chair |
| Victor Boudreau | Shediac-Cap-Pélé | 2004 by-e | Leader, New Brunswick Official Opposition |
| Chris Collins | Moncton East | 2007 by-e. | Environment, Energy and Mines Critic |
| Rick Doucet | Charlotte-The Isles | 2003 g.e. | Government Services, Public Safety Critic |
| Bill Fraser | Miramichi-Bay du Vin | 2006 g.e. | Social Development, Transportation and Infrastructure Critic; house leader |
| Shawn Graham | Kent | 1998 by-e | none (Premier of New Brunswick, 2006–2010) |
| Roland Haché | Nigadoo-Chaleur | 1999 g.e. | Education and Early Childhood Development Critic |
| Brian Kenny | Bathurst | 2003 g.e. | Justice and Attorney General Critic |
| Denis Landry | Centre-Péninsule-Saint-Sauveur | 1995 g.e. | Natural Resources, Human Resources Critic; whip |
| Bernard LeBlanc | Memramcook-Lakeville-Dieppe | 2006 g.e. | Local Government, Tourism, Heritage and Culture Critic |
| Bertrand LeBlanc | Rogersville-Kouchibouguac | 2010 g.e. | Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries Critic |
| Roger Melanson | Dieppe Centre-Lewisville | 2010 g.e. | Economic Development, Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour Critic; deputy house leader |
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