Torres Strait Islands Region - Structure

Structure

The council consists of 15 divisions, each of which represents one of the former entities and elects one councillor, with a mayor being elected by the entire region. At the 2008 election, the following councillors were elected:

  • Mayor—Fred Gela
  • Division 1 (Boigu)—Donald Banu
  • Division 2 (Dauan)—Raymond Soki
  • Division 3 (Saibai)—Ron Enosa
  • Division 4 (Mabuiag)—Keith Fell
  • Division 5 (Badu)—Wayne Guivarra
  • Division 6 (Kubin)—David Bosun
  • Division 7 (St Pauls)—John Kris
  • Division 8 (Hammond)—Nancy Pearson
  • Division 9 (Iama)—Simeon Mackie
  • Division 10 (Poruma)—Willie Lui
  • Division 11 (Warraber)—Philemon Mosby
  • Division 12 (Masig)—John Mosby
  • Division 13 (Ugar)—Florianna Bero
  • Division 14 (Erub)—Kenny Bedford
  • Division 15 (Mer)—Ron Day

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