List of members of the Parliament of Vanuatu (2012–2016)

The 52 members of the Parliament of Vanuatu from 2012 to 2016 were elected on 30 October 2012.

List of members

Constituency Member Party Notes
AmbaeJames BuleNational United Party
Richard MeraVanua'aku Pati
Peter VutaIndependent
AmbrymLenkon Tao BrunoNational United Party
Maki SimelumVanua'aku Pati
Banks and TorresChristopher EmeleeVanuatu National Party
Dunstan HiltonPeople's Progress Party
EfateAlfred Rolland CarlotNatatok
Steven KalsakauReunification Movement for Change
Nato TaiwiaMelanesian Progressive Party
Gillion WilliamLand and Justice Party
EpiIsaac HamariliuPeople's Progress Party
Robert Bohn SikolVanuatu Progressive Development Party
LuganvilleKalvau MoliIndependent
George WellsPeople's Progress Party
MaewoPhilip BoedoroVanua'aku Pati
MalekulaJerome LudvauneUnion of Moderate Parties
Simeon KaltaliuVanua'aku Pati
Sato KilmanPeople's Progress Party
Daniel NaletLand and Justice Party
Esmon SaimonMelanesian Progressive Party
Don Ken StephenPeople's Services Party
Paul TeluklukReunification Movement for Change
Malo–AoreHavo MolisaleNagriamel
PaamaJonas JamesNatatok
PentecostHam Lin̄iNational United Party
Tony NariIauko Group
Charlot SalwaiReunification Movement for Change
David TosulPeople's Progress Party
Port VilaMoana Carcasses KalosilGreen Confederation
Patrick ManarewoUnion of Moderate Parties
Edward NatapeiVanua'aku PatiNatapei died in July 2015. Kenneth Natapei (VP) won the subsequent by-election
Ralph RegenvanuLand and Justice Party
Willie TapangararuaVanuatu Liberal Democratic Party
Antoine WrightUnion of Moderate Parties
SantoJohn LumNagriamel
Alfred MoahLand and Justice Party
Hosea NevuIauko Group
Marcellino PipiteVanuatu Republican Party
Arnold PrasadGreen Confederation
Samson SamsenNagriamel
Serge VohorUnion of Moderate Parties
ShepherdsDaniel KaloGreen Confederation
Southern IslandsTesei John NawaiVanua'aku Pati
TannaHarry IaukoIauko GroupIauko died in December 2012. Pascal Iauko (IG) was elected in the subsequent by-election
Thomas LakenIndependent
Bob LoughmanVanua'aku Pati
Steven MorkingNational United Party
Joe NatumanVanua'aku Pati
Richard Namel RuanIndependent
Silas Ratan RouardUnion of Moderate Parties
TongoaJohn Vacher AmosPeople's Progress Party
Source: Official Gazette[1]

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