41st New Zealand Parliament - Initial Composition of The 41st Parliament

Initial Composition of The 41st Parliament

Name Party Electorate Term
Anderton, Jim Labour Sydenham First
Angus, Derek National Wallace Second
Arthur, Basil Labour Timaru Ninth
Austin, Neill National Bay of Islands Fourth
Austin, Rex National Awarua Fourth
Austin, Margaret Labour Yaldhurst First
Banks, John National Whangarei Second
Bassett, Michael Labour Te Atatu Fifth
Batchelor, Mary Labour Avon Fifth
Birch, Bill National Franklin Fifth
Bolger, Jim National King Country Fifth
Boorman, Reg Labour Wairarapa First
Braybrooke, Geoff Labour Napier Second
Burdon, Philip National Fendalton Second
Burke, Kerry Labour West Coast Fourth
Butcher, David Labour Hastings Third
Caygill, David Labour St Albans Third
Clark, Helen Labour Mt Albert Second
Cooper, Warren National Otago Fourth
Colman, Fraser Labour Pencarrow Seventh
Cox, Michael National Manawatu Third
Cullen, Michael Labour St Kilda Second
de Cleene, Trevor Labour Palmerston North Second
Dillon, Bill Labour Hamilton East First
Douglas, Roger Labour Manurewa Third
Dunne, Peter Labour Ohariu First
East, Paul National Rotorua Third
Elder, Jack Labour West Auckland First
Falloon, John National Pahiatua Fourth
Fraser, Anne Labour East Cape First
Friedlander, Tony National New Plymouth Fourth
Gair, George National North Shore Seventh
Gerard, Jim National Rangiora First
Gerbic, Fred Labour Onehunga Third
Goff, Phil Labour Roskill Second
Graham, Doug National Remuera First
Gray, Robin National Clutha Third
Gregory, Bruce Labour Northern Maori Second
Hercus, Ann Labour Lyttelton Third
Hunt, Jonathan Labour New Lynn Seventh
Isbey, Eddie Labour Papatoetoe Sixth
Jeffries, Bill Labour Heretaunga Second
Jones, Norm National Invercargill Fourth
Keall, Judy Labour Glenfield First
Kidd, Doug National Marlborough Third
King, Annette Labour Horowhenua First
Knapp, Gary Social Credit East Coast Bays Third
Lange, David Labour Mangere Fourth
Lee, Graeme National Hauraki Second
Luxton, Jack National Matamata Seventh
Mallard, Trevor Labour Hamilton West First
Marshall, Denis National Rangitikei First
Marshall, Russel Labour Wanganui Fourth
Matthewson, Clive Labour Dunedin West First
Maxwell, Ralph Labour Waitakere Third
Maxwell, Roger National Taranaki First
McClay, Roger National Waikaremoana Second
McKinnon, Don National Rodney Third
McLay, Jim National Birkenhead Fourth
McLean, Ian National Tarawera Third
Moore, Mike Labour Christchurch North Fourth
Morrison, Neil Social Credit Pakuranga First
Moyle, Colin Labour Otara Second
Muldoon, Robert National Tamaki Ninth
Neilson, Peter Labour Miramar Second
Northey, Richard Labour Eden First
O'Flynn, Frank Labour Island Bay Third
O'Regan, Katherine National Waipa First
Palmer, Geoffrey Labour Christchurch Central Third
Peters, Winston National Tauranga Second
Prebble, Richard Labour Auckland Central Fourth
Richardson, Ruth National Selwyn Second
Rodger, Stan Labour Dunedin North Third
Scott, Noel Labour Tongariro First
Shields, Margaret Labour Kapiti Second
Shirley, Ken Labour Tasman First
Smith, Lockwood National Kaipara First
Storey, Rob National Waikato First
Sutton, Bill Labour Hawkes Bay First
Sutton, Jim Labour Waitaki First
Talbot, Rob National Ashburton Seventh
Tapsell, Peter Labour Eastern Maori Second
Terris, John Labour Western Hutt Third
Tirikatene-Sullivan, Whetu Labour Southern Maori Seventh
Tizard, Bob Labour Panmure Ninth
Townshend, Bruce National Kaimai Third
Upton, Simon National Raglan Second
Wall, Gerard Labour Porirua Fifth
Wallbank, Allan Labour Gisborne First
Wellington, Merv National Papakura Fourth
Wetere, Koro Labour Western Maori Sixth
Wilde, Fran Labour Wellington Central Second
Woollaston, Philip Labour Nelson Second
Young, Trevor Labour Eastern Hutt Sixth
Young, Venn National Waitotara Seventh

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