Vanuatu Parliament

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Vanuatu Parliament
Vanuatu Coat of Arms Parliament building
logo Parliament building
Basic data
Seat: Port Vila
Legislative period : four years
First session: 1980
MPs: 52
Current legislative period
Last choice: October 30, 2012
Chair: Speaker, Philip Boedoro
Distribution of seats:
30th
22nd
30th 22nd 
A total of 52 seats
  • Government : 30
  • Opposition : 22
Website
parliament.gov.vu

The Parliament of Vanuatu is the Parliament in unicameral of Vanuatu .

52 members of parliament are directly elected for four years in 17 multi-member constituencies. It is located in the capital Port Vila .

Distribution of seats

Distribution of seats in the Vanuatu Parliament after the October 30, 2012 elections
opposition Seats government Seats
Union of Moderate Parties (UMP) 5 Vanua'aku Pati (VP) 8th
Iauko Group (IG) 3 People's Progress Party (PPP) 6th
Green Confederation (GC) 3 National Unity Party (NUP) 4th
Nagriamel (NAG) 3 Land and Justice Party (GJP) 4th
Vanuatu Republican Party (VRP) 1 RMC 3
Vanuatu National Party (VNP) 1 Natatok (NAT) 2
Vanuatu Progressive Development Party (VPDP) 1 Melanesian Progressive Party (MPP) 2
Vanuatu Liberal Democratic Party (VLDP) 1 Peoples Service Party (PSP) 1
Independent 3
total 22nd total 30th
Source: IPU

Members

Here is a list of the members of the 10th Parliament of the Republic of Vanuatu. It consists exclusively of men .

Surname function Political party Constituency
Hon. Philip Boedoro Speaker of Parliament VP Maéwo
Hon. Dunstan Hilton 1st Vice Speaker PPP Banks
Hon. Richard Ruan Namel 2nd Vice Speaker Independently Tanna
Hon. Morking Steven Iatika 3rd Vice Speaker NUP Tanna
Hon. Havo Molisale 4th Vice Speaker Nagriamel Malo
Hon. Edward Natapei Parliamentary Secretary VP Port Vila
Hon. Joe Natuman prime minister VP Tanna
Hon. Ham Lini Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism, Currency, Trade and Internal Economy NUP Pentecost
Hon. Meltek Sato Kilman Livtuvanu Minister for Foreign Affairs and Overseas Trade PPP Malacula
Hon. Stanley Simelum Minister of Finance VP Ambrym
Hon. Charlot Salwai Minister of Internal Affairs RMC Pentecost
Hon. Alfred Carlot Minister for Justice and Social Affairs Natatok Efate Rural
Hon. Bob Loughman Minister of Education VP Tanna
Hon. Esmon Saimon Minister for Transport and Public Services MPP Malacula
Hon. David Tosul Minister for Agriculture, Forests and Fisheries GJP Pentecost
Hon. George Wells Minister of Health PPP Luganville
Hon. Don Ken Minister for Youth and Sport PDSP Malacula
Hon. James Bule Minister for Climate Change Planning and Management NUP Ambae
Hon. Ralph Regenvanu Minister of State Property GJP Port Vila
Hon. Willie Jimmy Tapangararua Minority opposition leader VLDP Port Vila
Hon. Moana Carcasses Kalosil Opposition leader GC Port Vila
Hon. Serge Vohor deputy Opposition leader UMP Santo Rural
Hon. Arnold Prasad MP GC Santo
Hon. John Vacher Amos MP PPP Tongoa
Hon. Daniel Toara MP GC Shepherds
Hon. James Jonas MP Natatok Paama
Hon. Tony Antoine Wright MP UMP Port Vila
Hon. Thomas Laken MP GC Tanna
Hon. Patrick Crowby MP UMP Port Vila
Hon. John Vacher Amos Third Speaker of Parliament PPP Tongoa
Hon. Robert Sikol MP VPDP Epi
The Hon. Christopher Emelee MP VNP Banks / Torres
Hon. Issac Hamariliu MP PPP Epi
Hon. Marcellino Pipite MP VRP Santo
Hon. Bruno Leingkone MP NUP Ambrym
Hon. Jerome Lidvaune MP UMP Malacula
Hon. John Lum MP Nagriamel Santo
Hon. Alfred Maoh MP GJP Santo
Hon. Richard Mera MP VP Ambae
Hon. Daniel Nalet MP GJP Malacula
Hon. Pascal Yauko MP IG Tanna
Hon. Tesei John Nawai MP VP Tafea Outer Islands
Hon. Hosea Nevu MP IG Santo
Hon. Stephen Kalsakau MP RMC Efate Rural
Hon. Tony Ngari MP IG Pentecost
Hon. Simeon Kaltaliu MP VP Malacula
Hon. Samson Samsen MP Nagriame Santo
Hon. Nato Taiwia MP MPP Efate
Hon. Paul Telukluk MP RMC Malacula
Hon. Peter Vuta MP Independently Ambae
Hon. Silas Ratan MP GC Tanna
Hon. Gillion William MP GJP Efate
Hon. Kalfau Moli MP Independently Luganville
Source: Notice of Parliament on Members of the 10th Assembly

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Description of Parliament, accessed March 2015
  2. Founding Act of Parliament, accessed March 2015
  3. ^ Parliament of Vanuatus (About us), accessed March 2015
  4. Inter-Parliamentary Union, accessed March 2015
  5. List of members, accessed March 2015
  6. IPU
  7. Tahiti Information, accessed March 2015
  8. Members of the 10th Parliament, accessed March 2015

Coordinates: 17 ° 44 ′ 43.9 ″  S , 168 ° 18 ′ 56.4 ″  E