List of members of the Parliament of Fiji (1982–1987)
The members of the Parliament of Fiji from 1982 to 1987 consisted of members of the House of Representatives elected between 10 and 17 July 1982, and members of the nominated Senate.
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House of Representatives
| Constituency | Member | Party | Notes |
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| Fijian Communal (12 seats) | |||
| Ba–Nadi | Apisai Tora | Alliance Party | |
| Bua–Macuata | Militoni Leweniqila | Alliance Party | |
| Cakaudrove | Jone Naisara | Alliance Party | |
| Kadavu–Tamavua–Suva Suburban | Akariva Nabati | Alliance Party | |
| Lau–Rotuma | Jonati Mavoa | Alliance Party | Replaced by Filipe Bole (Alliance) in 1985 |
| Lomaiviti–Muanikau | Mosese Qionibaravi | Alliance Party | |
| Nadroga–Navosa | Apenisa Kurisaqila | Alliance Party | |
| Naitasiri | Livai Nasilivata | Alliance Party | |
| Ra–Samabula–Suva | Kolinio Qiqiwaqa | Alliance Party | |
| Rewa–Serua–Namosi | Tomasi Vakatora | Alliance Party | |
| Tailevu | William Toganivalu | Alliance Party | |
| Vuda–Yasawa | Josaia Tavaiqia | Alliance Party | |
| Indo-Fijian Communal (12 seats) | |||
| Ba | Navin Patel | National Federation Party | |
| Ba–Lautoka Rural | Sidiq Koya | National Federation Party | |
| Labasa–Bua | Mohammed Sadiq | National Federation Party | |
| Lautoka | Jai Ram Reddy | National Federation Party | |
| Nadi | H. M. Lodhia | National Federation Party | |
| Nasinu–Vunidawa | Satendra Nandan | National Federation Party | |
| Nausori–Levuka | Sarda Nand | National Federation Party | |
| Savusavu–Macuata East | Subramani Basawaiya | National Federation Party | |
| Sigatoka | Anirudh Kuver | National Federation Party | |
| Suva City | Irene Jai Narayan | National Federation Party | |
| Suva Rural | Vijay Parmanandam | National Federation Party | |
| Tavua–Vaileka | Ram Sami Goundar | National Federation Party | |
| General Communal (3 seats) | |||
| Northern and Eastern | Hugh Thaggard | Alliance Party | |
| South–Central | James Ah Koy | Alliance Party | |
| Western | Benjamin Wise | Alliance Party | |
| Fijian National (10 seats) | |||
| East Central | Penaia Ganilau | Alliance Party | |
| Lau-Cakaudrove–Rotuma | Kaimsese Mara | Alliance Party | |
| North-Central | Temo Sukanivalu | National Federation Party | |
| North-Eastern | Filimone Nalatu | Western United Front | |
| North-Western | Koresi Matatolu | National Federation Party | |
| South-Central | Solomone Momoivalu | Alliance Party | |
| South-Eastern | Semesa Sikivou | Alliance Party | |
| South-Western | Isikeli Nadalo | Western United Front | |
| Suva | David Toganivalu | Alliance Party | |
| Vanua Levu North and West | Soso Kotonivere | National Federation Party | |
| Indo-Fijian National 10 seats) | |||
| East Central | K. R. Latchan | Alliance Party | |
| Lau–Cakaudrove | Ahmed Ali | Alliance Party | |
| North-Central | Vijay R. Singh | National Federation Party | Replaced by Uday Singh (Alliance) in 1985 |
| North-Eastern | Iqbal Khan | National Federation Party | |
| North-Western | Jai Raj Singh | National Federation Party | |
| South Central | Ramanlal Kapadia | Alliance Party | |
| South-Eastern | Beniram Rambissesar | Alliance Party | |
| South-Western | Harish Sharma | National Federation Party | |
| Suva | Mohammed Ramzan | Alliance Party | |
| Vanua Levu North and West | Santa Singh | National Federation Party | |
| General National (5 seats) | |||
| Eastern | Charles Walker | Alliance Party | |
| Northern | James Smith | National Federation Party | |
| Southern | Peter Stinson | Alliance Party | |
| Vanua Levu–Lau | Ted Beddoes | Alliance Party | |
| Western | Arthur Jennings | National Federation Party | |
| Source: Fiji Elections | |||
Senate
| Class | Member | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| President | Wesley Barrett | ||
| Council of Rotuma's Nominee | Kamoe Petero | ||
| Great Council of Chiefs' Nominees | Jone Mataitini | ||
| Aporosa Rakoto | |||
| Joeli Sereki | Replaced by Jona Qio | ||
| Inoke Tabua | |||
| Manasa Tabuadua | |||
| Tevita Vakalalabure | Replaced by Seci Nawalowalo | ||
| Livai Volavola | |||
| Epineri Vula | |||
| Leader of the Opposition's Nominees | Muntaz Farzand Ali | ||
| Napolioni Dawai | |||
| Osea Gavidi | |||
| Harnam Singh Golian | |||
| Kaur Baltan Singh | Replaced by Krishna Narsingha Rao | ||
| Colin Weaver | Replaced by Balwant Singh Rakka | ||
| Prime Minister's Nominees | Jone Banuve | ||
| Ifereimi Buaserau | Replaced by Leo Smith | ||
| Bill Clark | |||
| Sher Mohammed Khan Sherani | Replaced by Asad Ali Asgar | ||
| R. D. Patel | |||
| Manikam Pillai | Replaced by Qoriniasi Bale in 1984 | ||
| Source: Fiji Today,[1] Fiji Handbook[2] | |||
References
- Fiji Today, Ministry of Information, 1982, p6
- Fiji Handbook: Business and Travel Guide, Pacific Publications, 1987, p76
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