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Electoral-Constituencies-Act-2019 2019 Itumalo Palota Nu. 11 SAMOA Faatulagaina o Aiaiga 1. Igoa puupuu ma le amataga 2. Fuafuaina o Itumalo Palota 3. Komiti mo Tuaoi o Itumalo Palota 4. Soloia 5. Aiaiga tau soloaiga Faamatalaga __________ 2019, Nu. 11 O SE TULAFONO e faatulagaina ai itumalo palota ma nuu i lalo o itumalo palota taitasi. [31 Ianuari 2019] UA FAIA e le Fono Aoao Faitulafono a Samoa i totonu o le Palemene ua potopoto e faapea: 1. Igoa puupuu ma le amataga: (1) E mafai ona taua lenei Tulafono o le Tulafono o Itumalo Palota 2019. 2 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 (2) Vagana ai mo le fuaiupu 4, lea e amata faamamaluina i le aso e tuuina i ai le maliega a le O Le Ao o le Malo i lenei Tulafono, ae peitai, o lenei Tulafono o le a amata faamamaluina i le aso o le a faataapeina ai e le O Le Ao o le Malo le Fono Aoao Faitulafono i lalo o le Mataupu 63(4) o le Faavae o le Malo Tutoatasi o Samoa (“Faavae”). 2. Fuafuaina o Itumalo Palota: (1) Mo le faamoemoe o le Mataupu 44(1) o le Faavae, o itumalo palota e 51 mo le filifilia o Sui Usufono o le Fono Aoao Faitulafono, ua faapea ona faaigoaina i totonu o Faamatalaga. (2) O Itumalo Palota taitasi, o lo o aofia ai se lisi o nuu ma pitonuu. 3. Komiti mo Tuaoi o Itumalo Palota: (1) Afai ua manaomia le iloiloina o tuaoi o itumalo palota, e mafai e le O Le Ao o le Malo, i le faia i luga o le fautuaga a le Kapeneta, ona tofia e lē sili atu i lo le tolu (3) sui auai e iloiloina tuaoi ma tuuina atu se lipoti i le Fono Aoao Faitulafono ma le Kapeneta mo lana faamaoniga ma le faatinoga. (2) E ao i le Komisi ona tuuina atu le lagolago tau pulega i le Komiti i taimi e faatinoina ai le iloiloga. 4. Soloia: Ua soloia le Tulafono o Itumalo Faa-Alaalafaga 1963. 5. Aiaiga tau soloaiga: Mo le faamoemoe o le tuufaatasiga o lisi o le faasologa o igoa mo itumalo palota i lalo o le Tulafono o Faiga Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 3 2019 e pei ona faatonuina i totonu o lenei Tulafono, o itumalo palota e 51 ua aloaia faaletulafono mo na o faamoemoega i le amata faamamaluina ai o lenei Tulafono. FAAMATALAGA (fuaiupu 2) Itumalo Palota 1 – Vaimauga 1 Fagalii; Laulii; Letogo; Vailele; Vailele-uta. Itumalo Palota 2 – Vaimauga 2 Moataa; Moataa-uta; Toomatagi; Vaiala; Vaiala-uta; Vaipuna; Levili; Vaivase-tai; Vaivase-uta. Itumalo Palota 3 – Vaimauga 3 Faatoia; Vini; Maagao; Magiagi; Magiagi-uta; 4 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Lelata; Letava; Matautu-tai; Matautu-uta; Leone; Vaisigano; Vailima; Vaoala; Afiamalu; Afiamalu Sisifo; Papaloloa; Papauta; Tanugamanono; Tiapapata; Avele; Nafanua; Tanumaleko; Malololelei; Tiavi. Itumalo Palota 4 – Vaimauga 4 Leufisa; Motootua; Malifa; Leififi; Apia; Lalovaea; Lalovaea i Sasae; Aai Niue; Maluafou; Matafele; Vaimea; 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 5 Palisi; Tamaligi; Tauese; Tufuiopa; Mulinuu; Fugalei; Savalalo; Saleufi; Sogi; Taufusi; Togafuafua; Aai o Fiti; Alamagoto; Mulivai; Tuloto. Itumalo Palota 5 – Faleata 1 Alafua; Lepea; Lotopa; Pesega; Moamoa; Moamoa Fou; Seesee; Tuaefu; Tuanaimato; Sinamoga; Ululoloa; Vaimoso; Vaitoloa. 6 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 6 – Faleata 2 Elise Fou; Falelauniu; Siusega; Talimatau; Tanumapua; Tapatapao; Tulaele-uta; Tulaele-tai; Vailoa; Vaigaga; Vaiusu; Leaupani. Itumalo Palota 7 – Faleata 3 Vaitele; Vaitele Fou; Vaitele-uta. Itumalo Palota 8 – Faleata 4 Safune; Saina; Puipaa; Toamua. Itumalo Palota 9 – Sagaga 1 Aele; Faleula; Nuu; Solomona-Fou; Tafaigata. 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 7 Itumalo Palota 10 – Sagaga 2 Afega; Malie; Tuanai. Itumalo Palota 11 – Sagaga 3 Leauvaa; Aleisa Sisifo; Aleisa Sasae. Itumalo Palota 12 – Sagaga 4 Levi; Lotosoa; Malua; Nonoa; Fatitu; Salepouae; Tufulele; Utualii; Alamutu. Itumalo Palota 13 – Aana Alofi 1 Faleasiu; Sapulu. Itumalo Palota 14 – Aana Alofi 2 Fasitoo-uta; Lepale; Matailiili; Satui. 8 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 15 – Aana Alofi 3 Leulumoega; Leulumoega Tuai; Nofoalii. Itumalo Palota 16 – Aana Alofi 4 Faleatiu; Faleolo; Fasitoo-tai; Magia; Sagafili; Satapuala; Vailuutai. Itumalo Palota 17 – Aiga i le Tai Satuimalufilufi; Apai; Apolima-tai; Apolima-uta; Falepuna; Faleu; Fuailoloo; Lalovi; Lepuiai; Manono-tai; Manono-uta; Mulifanua; Salua; Samea; Satoi. 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 9 Itumalo Palota 18 – Falelatai & Samatau Falevai; Levi; Matanofo; Matautu; Nefunefu; Pata; Samai; Samatau; Siufaga. Itumalo Palota 19 – Lefaga ma Faleaseela Faleaseela; Gagaifolevao; Matautu; Matafaa; Safaatoa; Savaia; Tafagamanu; Tanumalala; Vaiama. Itumalo Palota 20 – Safata 1 Salamumu; Salamumu-uta; Lotofagā; Saanapu; Saanapu-uta; Sataoa; Sataoa-uta. 10 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 21 – Safata 2 Nuusuatia; Vaiee; Fausaga; Fusi; Mulivai; Tafitoala. Itumalo Palota 22 – Siumu Maninoa; Matafala; Saaga; Saaga Fou; Siumu; Siumu-uta. Itumalo Palota 23 – Falealili 1 Malaemalu; Matautu; Piu; Poutasi; Saleilua; Sapunaoa; Satalo; Tafatafa; Vaovai. Itumalo Palota 24 – Falealili 2 Salani; Salesatele; Sapoe; 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 11 Siuniu; Utulaelae. Itumalo Palota 25 – Lotofaga Matatufu; Lotofaga; Vavau. Itumalo Palota 26 – Lepa Aufaga; Lepa; Saleapaga; Siupapa; Vaigalu. Itumalo Palota 27 – Aleipata Itupa i Luga Lalomanu; Ulutogia; Vailoa. Itumalo Palota 28 – Aleipata Itupa i Lalo Amaile; Lotopue; Malaela; Mutiatele; Saleaaumua; Samusu; Satitoa; Tiavea; Utufaalalafa. 12 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 29 – Vaa o Fonoti Saletele; Sauago; Lona; Maasina; Musumusu; Salimu; Samamea; Taelefaga; Uafato. Itumalo Palota 30 – Anoamaa 1 Faleapuna; Falefa; Falevao; Lalomauga; Lufilufi; Manunu. Itumalo Palota 31 – Anoamaa 2 Eva; Fusi; Leusoalii; Luatuanuu; Salelesi; Saoluafata; Solaua; Solosolo. 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 13 Itumalo Palota 32 – Faasaleleaga 1 Foua; Salelologa; Saletagaloa; Saloga; Sapulu; Satalafai; Tafua. Itumalo Palota 33 – Faasaleleaga 2 Iva; Lalomalava; Safua; Salelavalu; Salelavalu-tai; Vaiafai; Vaisaulu; Va o Iva. Itumalo Palota 34 – Faasaleleaga 3 Eveeve; Fatausi; Fogapoa; Fuifatu; Fusi; Safotulafai; Sapapalii; Tapueleele; Tuasivi; Vaimaga. 14 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 35 – Faasaleleaga 4 Faga; Luua; Malae; Saasaai; Saipipi; Salimu; Sapini; Siufaga. Itumalo Palota 36 – Faasaleleaga 5 Asaga; Lano; Puapua. Itumalo Palota 37 – Gagaemauga 1 Mauga; Patamea; Samalaeulu; Saleaula. Itumalo Palota 38 – Gagaemauga 2 Avao; Fagamalo; Lelepa; Safai; Saleia; Satoalepai; Vaipouli. 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 15 Itumalo Palota 39 – Gagaifomauga 1 Manase; Safotu. Itumalo Palota 40 – Gagaifomauga 2 Faletagaloa; Fatuvalu; Leagiagi; Lefagaoalii; Matavai; Paia; Samauga; Safune. Itumalo Palota 41 – Gagaifomauga 3 Aopo; Fagaee; Letui; Sasina. Itumalo Palota 42 – Vaisigano 1 Asau; Auala; Matavai; Utuloa; Vaisala. 16 Itumalo Palota 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 43 – Vaisigano 2 Fagasa; Papa-Sataua; Sataua. Itumalo Palota 44 – Falealupo Avata; Falealupo; Vaotupua. Itumalo Palota 45 – Alataua Sisifo Falelima; Neiafu; Tufutafoe. Itumalo Palota 46 – Salega 1 Fagafau; Faiaai; Fogatuli; Samata-tai; Samata-uta. Itumalo Palota 47 – Salega 2 Fogasavaii; Sagone; Vaipua. 2019, Nu. 11 Itumalo Palota 17 Itumalo Palota 48 – Palauli 1 Foailalo; Foailuga; Salailua; Satuiatua; Siutu; Taga. Itumalo Palota 49 – Palauli 2 Gataivai; Gautavai; Papa-i-Puleia; Puleia; Sili. Itumalo Palota 50 – Satupaitea Moasula; Pitonuu; Satufia; Vaega. Itumalo Palota 51 – Palauli 3 Faala; Vailoa; Vaitoomuli. __________ O le Tulafono o Itumalo Palota 2019 o lo o faafoeina e le Ofisa o le Komesina o Faiga Palota. Lolomiina e le Failautusi o le Fono Aoao Faitulafono, i le pule a le Fono Aoao Faitulafono. .
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