RPR Assembly Groups
- 1978–1981: 154 members including 11 caucusing (out of 491)
- 1981–1986: 88 members including 9 caucusing (out of 491)
- 1986–1988: 155 members including 8 caucusing (out of 577)
- 1988–1993: 130 members including 3 caucusing (out of 577)
- 1993–1997: 257 members including 12 caucusing (out of 577).
- 1997–2002: 140 members including 6 caucusing (out of 577)
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