Initial Composition of The 43rd Parliament
| Name | Party | Electorate | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anderson, Robert | National | Kaimai | Second |
| Anderton, Jim | NewLabour | Sydenham | Third |
| Armstrong, John | National | New Plymouth | First |
| Austin, Margaret | Labour | Yaldhurst | Third |
| Banks, John | National | Whangarei | Fourth |
| Birch, Bill | National | Maramarua | Seventh |
| Blincoe, John | Labour | Nelson | First |
| Bolger, Jim | National | King Country | Seventh |
| Bradford, Max | National | Tarawera | First |
| Braybrooke, Geoff | Labour | Napier | Fourth |
| Burdon, Philip | National | Fendalton | Fourth |
| Campion, Cam | National | Wanganui | First |
| Carter, John | National | Bay of Islands | Second |
| Caygill, David | Labour | St Albans | Fifth |
| Clark, Helen | Labour | Mt Albert | Fourth |
| Cliffe, Bruce | National | North Shore | First |
| Cooper, Warren | National | Otago | Sixth |
| Creech, Wyatt | National | Wairarapa | Second |
| Cullen, Michael | Labour | St Kilda | Fourth |
| Dalziel, Lianne | Labour | Christchurch Central | First |
| Davies, Sonja | Labour | Pencarrow | Second |
| Dunne, Peter | Labour | Ohariu | Third |
| East, Paul | National | Rotorua | Fifth |
| Elder, Jack | Labour | West Auckland | Third |
| English, Bill | National | Wallace | First |
| Falloon, John | National | Pahiatua | Sixth |
| Fletcher, Christine | National | Eden | First |
| Gerard, Jim | National | Rangiora | Third |
| Graham, Doug | National | Remuera | Third |
| Grant, Jeff | National | Awarua | Second |
| Gray, Robin | National | Clutha | Fifth |
| Gregory, Bruce | Labour | Northern Maori | Fourth |
| Gresham, Peter | National | Waitotara | First |
| Hancock, Hamish | National | Horowhenua | First |
| Hasler, Marie | National | Titirangi | First |
| Hawkins, George | Labour | Manurewa | First |
| Hilt, Peter | National | Glenfield | First |
| Hodgson, Pete | Labour | Dunedin North | First |
| Hunt, Jonathan | Labour | New Lynn | Ninth |
| Kelly, Graham | Labour | Porirua | Second |
| Kidd, Doug | National | Marlborough | Fifth |
| Kimber, Wayne | National | Gisborne | First |
| Kyd, Warren | National | Clevedon | Second |
| Lange, David | Labour | Mangere | Sixth |
| Laws, Michael | National | Hawkes Bay | First |
| Lee, Graeme | National | Coromandel | Fourth |
| Luxton, John | National | Matamata | Second |
| Maharey, Steve | Labour | Palmerston North | First |
| Marshall, Denis | National | Rangitikei | Third |
| Matthewson, Clive | Labour | Dunedin West | Third |
| Maxwell, Roger | National | Taranaki | Third |
| Meurant, Ross | National | Hobson | Second |
| McCardle, Peter | National | Heretaunga | First |
| McClay, Roger | National | Waikaremoana | Fourth |
| McCully, Murray | National | East Coast Bays | Second |
| McIntosh, Gail | National | Lyttelton | First |
| McIntyre, Hamish | National | Manawatu | First |
| McKinnon, Don | National | Albany | Fifth |
| McLauchlan, Joy | National | Western Hutt | First |
| McTigue, Maurice | National | Timaru | Third |
| Moir, Margaret | National | West Coast | First |
| Moore, Mike | Labour | Christchurch North | Sixth |
| Muldoon, Robert | National | Tamaki | Eleventh |
| Munro, Rob | National | Invercargill | Second |
| Myles, Gilbert | National | Roskill | First |
| Neeson, Brian | National | Te Atatu | First |
| Neill, Alec | National | Waitaki | First |
| O'Regan, Katherine | National | Waipa | Third |
| Peters, Ian | National | Tongariro | First |
| Peters, Winston | National | Tauranga | Fourth |
| Prebble, Richard | Labour | Auckland Central | Sixth |
| Reeves, Graeme | National | Miramar | First |
| Revell, Ian | National | Birkenhead | First |
| Richardson, Ruth | National | Selwyn | Fourth |
| Robertson, John | National | Papakura | First |
| Robertson, Ross | Labour | Papatoetoe | Second |
| Rogers, Trevor | National | Otara | First |
| Ryall, Tony | National | East Cape | First |
| Shipley, Jenny | National | Ashburton | Second |
| Smith, Lockwood | National | Kaipara | Third |
| Smith, Nick | National | Tasman | First |
| Sowry, Roger | National | Kapiti | First |
| Steel, Tony | National | Hamilton East | First |
| Storey, Rob | National | Waikato | Third |
| Sutherland, Larry | Labour | Avon | Second |
| Swain, Paul | Labour | Eastern Hutt | First |
| Tapsell, Peter | Labour | Eastern Maori | Fourth |
| Tennet, Elizabeth | Labour | Island Bay | Second |
| Thomas, Grant | National | Hamilton West | First |
| Thorne, Graham | National | Onehunga | First |
| Tirikatene-Sullivan, Whetu | Labour | Southern Maori | Ninth |
| Tizard, Judith | Labour | Panmure | First |
| Upton, Simon | National | Raglan | Fourth |
| Wetere, Koro | Labour | Western Maori | Eighth |
| Whitaker, Jeff | National | Hastings | First |
| Wilde, Fran | Labour | Wellington Central | Fourth |
| Williamson, Maurice | National | Pakuranga | Second |
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