Chelsea Province - Members For Chelsea Province

Members For Chelsea Province

	Party	Period		Party	Period
Neil Stacey	Liberal	1976–1982			1976–1979
Neil Stacey	Liberal	1976–1982	Eric Kent	Labor	1979–1985
Mal Sandon	Labor	1982–1988	Eric Kent	Labor	1979–1985
Mal Sandon	Labor	1982–1988	Maureen Lyster	Labor	1985–1992
Burwyn Davidson	Labor	1988–1996	Maureen Lyster	Labor	1985–1992
Burwyn Davidson	Labor	1988–1996	Sue Wilding	Liberal	1992–1999
Cameron Boardman	Liberal	1996–2002	Sue Wilding	Liberal	1992–1999
Cameron Boardman	Liberal	1996–2002	Bob Smith	Labor	1999–2006
Matt Viney	Labor	2002–2006	Bob Smith	Labor	1999–2006

Former electoral provinces of the Victorian Legislative Council

Ballarat Province
Bendigo Province
Boronia Province
Central Province
Central Highlands Province
Chelsea Province
Doutta Galla Province
East Yarra Province
Eastern Province
Eumemmerring Province
Geelong Province
Gippsland Province
Higinbotham Province
Jika Jika Province
Koonung Province
Melbourne Province
Melbourne East Province
Melbourne North Province
Melbourne South Province
Melbourne West Province
Monash Province
Nelson Province
North Central Province
North Eastern Province
North Western Province
North Yarra Province
Northern Province
Nunawading Province
Public and Railway Officers Province
Silvan Province
South Eastern Province
South Western Province
South Yarra Province
Southern Province
Templestowe Province
Thomastown Province
Waverley Province
Wellington Province
Western Province
Western Port Province

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