Initial Composition of The 47th Parliament
| Name | Party | Electorate | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adams, Paul | United Future | - | First |
| Alexander, Marc | United Future | - | First |
| Anderton, Jim | Progressive | Wigram | Seventh |
| Ardern, Shane | National | Taranaki-King Country | Third |
| Awatere Huata, Donna | ACT | - | Third |
| Baldock, Larry | United Future | - | First |
| Barker, Rick | Labour | Tukituki | Fourth |
| Barnett, Tim | Labour | Christchurch Central | Third |
| Benson-Pope, David | Labour | Dunedin South | Second |
| Beyer, Georgina | Labour | Wairarapa | Second |
| Bradford, Sue | Greens | - | Second |
| Brash, Don | National | - | First |
| Brown, Peter | New Zealand First | - | Third |
| Brownlee, Gerry | National | Ilam | Third |
| Burton, Mark | Labour | Taupo | Fourth |
| Carter, Chris | Labour | Te Atatu | Fourth |
| Carter, David | National | - | Fourth |
| Carter, John | National | Northland | Sixth |
| Catchpole, Brent | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Chadwick, Stephanie | Labour | Rotorua | Second |
| Choudhary, Ashraf | Labour | - | First |
| Clark, Helen | Labour | Mt Albert | Eighth |
| Coddington, Deborah | ACT | - | First |
| Collins, Judith | National | Clevedon | First |
| Connell, Brian | National | Rakaia | First |
| Copeland, Gordon | United Future | - | First |
| Cosgrove, Clayton | Labour | Waimakariri | Second |
| Cullen, Michael | Labour | - | Eighth |
| Cunliffe, David | Labour | New Lynn | Second |
| Dalziel, Lianne | Labour | Christchurch East | Fifth |
| Donald, Rod | Greens | - | Third |
| Donnelly, Brian | New Zealand First | - | Third |
| Duncan, Helen | Labour | - | Third |
| Dunne, Peter | United Future | Ohariu-Belmont | Seventh |
| Duynhoven, Harry | Labour | New Plymouth | Fifth |
| Dyson, Ruth | Labour | Banks Peninsula | Fourth |
| Eckhoff, Gerry | ACT | - | Second |
| English, Bill | National | Clutha-Southland | Fifth |
| Ewen-Street, Ian | Greens | - | Second |
| Fairbrother, Russell | Labour | Napier | First |
| Franks, Stephen | ACT | - | Second |
| Field, Taito Phillip | Labour | Mangere | Fourth |
| Fitzsimons, Jeanette | Greens | - | Third |
| Gallagher, Martin | Labour | Hamilton West | Third |
| Goff, Phil | Labour | Mt Roskill | Eighth |
| Gosche, Mark | Labour | Maungakiekie | Third |
| Goudie, Sandra | National | Coromandel | First |
| Gudgeon, Bill | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Hartley, Ann | Labour | Northcote | Second |
| Hawkins, George | Labour | Manurewa | Fifth |
| Heatley, Philip | National | Whangarei | Second |
| Hereora, Dave | Labour | - | First |
| Hide, Rodney | ACT | - | Third |
| Hobbs, Marian | Labour | Wellington Central | Third |
| Hodgson, Pete | Labour | Dunedin North | Fifth |
| Horomia, Parekura | Labour | Ikaroa-Rawhiti | Second |
| Hughes, Darren | Labour | Otaki | First |
| Hunt, Jonathan | Labour | - | Thirteenth |
| Hutchison, Paul | National | Port Waikato | Second |
| Jones, Dail | New Zealand First | - | Fourth |
| Kedgley, Sue | Greens | - | Second |
| Kelly, Graham | Labour | - | Sixth |
| Key, John | National | Helensville | First |
| King, Annette | Labour | Rongotai | Seventh |
| Laban, Winnie | Labour | Mana | Second |
| Locke, Keith | Greens | - | Second |
| Mackey, Janet | Labour | East Coast | Fourth |
| Maharey, Steve | Labour | Palmerston North | Fifth |
| Mahuta, Nanaia | Labour | Tainui | Third |
| Mallard, Trevor | Labour | Hutt South | Sixth |
| Mapp, Wayne | National | North Shore | Third |
| Mark, Ron | New Zealand First | - | Third |
| McCully, Murray | National | East Coast Bays | Sixth |
| McNair, Craig | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Newman, Muriel | ACT | - | Third |
| O'Connor, Damien | Labour | West Coast-Tasman | Fourth |
| Ogilvy, Bernie | United Future | - | First |
| Okeroa, Mahara | Labour | Te Tai Tonga | Second |
| Paraone, Pita | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Parker, David | Labour | Otago | First |
| Peck, Mark | Labour | Invercargill | Fourth |
| Perry, Edwin | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Peters, Jim | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Peters, Winston | New Zealand First | Tauranga | Eighth |
| Pettis, Jill | Labour | Whanganui | Fourth |
| Pillay, Lynne | Labour | Waitakere | First |
| Power, Simon | National | Rangitikei | Third |
| Prebble, Richard | ACT | - | Ninth |
| Rich, Katherine | National | - | Second |
| Ririnui, Mita | Labour | Waiariki | Second |
| Robertson, Ross | Labour | Manukau East | Sixth |
| Robson, Matt | Progressive | - | Third |
| Roy, Heather | ACT | - | First |
| Ryall, Tony | National | Bay of Plenty | Fifth |
| Samuels, Dover | Labour | Te Tai Tokerau | Third |
| Scott, Lynda | National | Kaikoura | Second |
| Shirley, Ken | ACT | - | Fifth |
| Simich, Clem | National | Tamaki | Fifth |
| Smith, Lockwood | National | Rodney | Seventh |
| Smith, Murray | United Future | - | First |
| Smith, Nick | National | Nelson | Fifth |
| Sowry, Roger | National | - | Fifth |
| Stewart, Barbara | New Zealand First | - | First |
| Sutton, Jim | Labour | Aoraki | Sixth |
| Swain, Paul | Labour | Rimutaka | Fifth |
| Tamihere, John | Labour | Tamaki Makaurau | Second |
| Tanczos, Nandor | Greens | - | Second |
| Te Heuheu, Georgina | National | - | Third |
| Tisch, Lindsay | National | Piako | Second |
| Tizard, Judith | Labour | Auckland Central | Fifth |
| Turei, Metiria | Greens | - | First |
| Turia, Tariana | Labour | Te Tai Hauauru | Third |
| Turner, Judy | United Future | - | First |
| Ward, Mike | Greens | - | First |
| Williamson, Maurice | National | Pakuranga | Sixth |
| Wilson, Margaret | Labour | - | Second |
| Wong, Pansy | National | - | Third |
| Woolerton, Doug | New Zealand First | - | Third |
| Worth, Richard | National | Epsom | Second |
| Yates, Dianne | Labour | Hamilton East | Fourth |
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