Parliamentary Handbook the Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Twenty-Fourth Edition Twenty-Fourth Edition

The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Twenty-Fourth Edition Twenty-Fourth Edition

David Black

The Western Australian

PARLIAMENTARY HANDBOOK

TWENTY-FOURTH EDITION

DAVID BLACK (editor)

www.parliament.wa.gov.au Parliament of Western Australia

First edition 1922 Second edition 1927 Third edition 1937 Fourth edition 1944 Fifth edition 1947 Sixth edition 1950 Seventh edition 1953 Eighth edition 1956 Ninth edition 1959 Tenth edition 1963 Eleventh edition 1965 Twelfth edition 1968 Thirteenth edition 1971 Fourteenth edition 1974 Fifteenth edition 1977 Sixteenth edition 1980 Seventeenth edition 1984 Centenary edition (Revised) 1990 Supplement to the Centenary Edition 1994 Nineteenth edition (Revised) 1998 Twentieth edition (Revised) 2002 Twenty-first edition (Revised) 2005 Twenty-second edition (Revised) 2009 Twenty-third edition (Revised) 2013 Twenty-fourth edition (Revised) 2018

ISBN - 978-1-925724-15-8

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PREFACE

As an integral part of the Western Australian parliamentary history collection, the 24th edition of the Parliamentary Handbook is impressive in its level of detail and easy reference for anyone interested in the Parliament of Western Australia and the development of parliamentary democracy in this State since 1832. The first edition of the Parliamentary Handbook was published in 1922 and together the succeeding volumes represent one of the best historical record of any Parliament in Australia.

In this edition a significant restructure of the Handbook has taken place in an effort to improve usability for the reader. The staff of both Houses of Parliament have done an enormous amount of work to restructure this volume for easier reference which has resulted in a more accurate, reliable and internally consistent body of work. It should be noted that this volume is accurate as at 9 May 2018.

The volume covers four parts of the Parliament’s history: the current Fortieth Parliament; the record of the Parliament from 1890 when responsible government was granted; the historical record of the Parliament from 1832 to 1890 when the Parliament consisted of only the Legislative Council; and Elections and Referendums, including the most recent State general election in 2017.

No preface could be complete without acknowledging the significant contribution to the historical record of the Parliament of Western Australia of Professor David Black. Once again, Professor Black has edited this volume, his seventh since commencing the modern format of the Parliamentary Handbook in 1990 with the Centenary volume. Professor Black has been assisted by a range of different people over the years and on this occasion Renae Jewell and Denis Hippolyte have provided that editorial assistance. Professor Black’s work on the Parliamentary Handbook has been undertaken in concert with his role on the Parliamentary History Advisory Committee, for which he has been recognised by his appointment in 2004 as a Parliamentary Fellow.

We can thoroughly recommend the Handbook to all students of Western Australian parliamentary politics.

NIGEL PRATT KIRSTEN ROBINSON CLERK OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CLERK OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

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Table of Contents The Fortieth Parliament of Western Australia Her Excellency the Governor of Western Australia The Honourable Kerry Sanderson, AC . . . . . 2 His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia The Honourable Kim Beazley, AC...... 3 Legislative Council Office Holders...... 4 Legislative Assembly Office Holders...... 5

Members of The Fortieth Parliament Alphabetical List of Members of the Legislative Council...... 6 Alphabetical List of Members of the Legislative Assembly...... 7 McGowan Ministry...... 9 Shadow Ministry...... 10 Party Leaders...... 11 Biographies of Members of the Fortieth Parliament...... 12 Former Members of Thirty-Ninth Parliament (Legislative Council) not included in the 23rd Edition ...... 112 Members Elected to the Fortieth Parliament Subsequent to the General Election of March 2017 ...... 113 Supplement to Biographical Information in the 23rd Edition on Former Members of the Thirty-Ninth Parliament...... 114 Standing Committees Legislative Council...... 121 Legislative Assembly...... 123 Joint Standing Committees...... 125 Period of Service of Members of the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly Legislative Council...... 126 Legislative Assembly...... 127 Composition of The 40th Parliament By Age, Length of Service and Birthplace Age...... 129 Concurrent Length of Service...... 129 Oldest and Youngest Members of the 40th Parliament...... 130 Aboriginal Australian Members of the 40th Parliament ...... 131 Overseas Born Members of the 40th Parliament...... 131 Members of the 40th Parliament Born in the Eastern States...... 132 Members of the 40th Parliament Born in Regional Western Australia...... 132 Officers of Parliament Legislative Council...... 133 Legislative Assembly...... 135 Parliamentary Services Department...... 137 Historical Record of The Parliament From 1890 Chronological Record of Parliaments From the Inauguration of Responsible Government, 1890-2018...... 140 Governors of Western Australia ...... 144 Governors, Lieutenant-Governors, Deputies and Administrators, 1828–2018...... 146 Office Holders of Parliament, 1890–2018 ...... 153 Legislative Council Presidents ...... 153 Chairs of Committees...... 153 Leaders of the Government in the Legislative Council...... 154 vii The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

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Historical Record of the Parliament From 1890 continued Leaders of the Opposition in the Legislative Council...... 154 Government Whip ...... 158 Opposition Whip ...... 158 Legislative Assembly Speakers...... 156 Chairmen of Committees / Deputy Speakers...... 157 Government Whip ...... 158 Opposition Whip ...... 158 Alphabetical List of Members of the Legislative Council 1890–2018...... 159 Nominee Members of the Legislative Council 1890–1894...... 176 Successive Members for Each Electoral Province 1894–1965 ...... 177 Successive Members for Each Electoral Province 1965–1989 ...... 181 Members of the Legislative Council Prior to the 1965 Periodic Election—Representation of Provinces After the Election...... 182 Lists of Members Representing Electoral Provinces 1965–1989 ...... 183 Members for Each Electoral Region From May 1989...... 186 Alphabetical List of Members of the Legislative Assembly 1890–2018...... 191 Legislative Assembly: Successive Members for Each Electoral District, 1890–2018...... 221 Premiers of Western Australia 1890–2018...... 245 Leaders of the Opposition, 1905-2018...... 246 Leaders of The Country Party/National Party, 1914–2018...... 247 Ministries 1890–2018...... 248 Longest Serving Members of Parliament...... 303 Legislative Council...... 303 Legislative Assembly...... 303 Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly...... 304 Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly Women Members ...... 304 Father/Mother of The House Legislative Council...... 305 Legislative Assembly...... 306 Members of the Western Australian Parliament to Have Served in More Than one House of Parliament From 1890 The Legislative Assembly and Then the Legislative Council...... 307 The Legislative Council and Then the Legislative Assembly...... 308 Western Australian Parliament and Another Australian State Parliament...... 308 The Western Australian Parliament and the Commonwealth Parliament...... 309 Ministers of the Crown in the Commonwealth and Western Australian Parliament ...... 310 The Western Australian Parliament and the UK House of Commons...... 310 Oldest Members of the Western Australian Parliament Oldest Members at Date of Completion of Parliamentary Service...... 311 Members Aged 65 and Over When First Elected to Western Australian Parliament...... 311 Oldest Premiers of Western Australia at Date When Sworn In...... 312

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Oldest Members of the Western Australian Parliament When First Sworn in as Ministers of State (includes Honorary Ministers)...... 312 Oldest Former Members of the Western Australian Parliament at Date of Death ...... 312 Oldest Living Former Members of the Western Australian Parliament, at 1 July 2017 . . . . . 312 Youngest Members of the Western Australian Parliament Members Under 30 Years of Age When First Elected to the Western Australian Parliament...... 313 Youngest Ministers of the Crown...... 314 Youngest Premiers of Western Australia...... 314 Youngest Leaders of the Opposition...... 314 Close Relations as Members of the Western Australian Parliament ...... 315 Indigenous Australian Members of the Western Australian Parliament...... 319 Women Members of the Western Australian Parliament Women Members of the Western Australian Parliament (listed in the order elected) . . . . . 320 Number and percentage of women Members in each House of Parliament in Australia as at 16 May 2017...... 323 Number of Women Members of the Western Australian Parliament since 1921 ...... 324 Women Ministers of the Crown in Western Australia ...... 326 Officers of Parliament 1890–2018 Legislative Council Clerks ...... 327 Deputy Clerks ...... 327 Deputy Clerk (Committees)...... 327 Ushers of the Black Rod...... 328 Clerks Assistant ...... 328 Deputy Usher of the Black Rod ...... 329 Second Clerks Assistant...... 329 Legislative Assembly Clerks ...... 330 Deputy Clerks ...... 330 Clerks Assistant ...... 331 Second Clerks Assistant ...... 332 Sergeant-at-Arms...... 332 Historical Record of the Parliament From 1832 - 1890 Historical Background...... 334 Official Nominee Members, 1832–1870...... 340 Non-Official Nominee Members, 1839–1867...... 341 Non-Official Nominee Members, 1868–1870...... 341 Non-Official Nominee Members, 1839–1870 (Alphabetical List) ...... 342 Official Staff to the Governor 1832–1870...... 343 Clerks ...... 343 Legislative Council 1870–1890 – Office Holders of Parliament Speakers...... 343

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Chairmen of Committees...... 344 Clerks...... 344 Assistant Clerks...... 344 Sergeant-at-Arms...... 344 Alphabetical List of Members of the Legislative Council, 1870–1890...... 345 Official Nominee Members, 1870–1890 Colonial Secretary...... 351 Attorney General ...... 351 Director of Public Works and Commissioner of Railways ...... 351 Surveyor-General and Commissioner of Crown Lands ...... 352 Non-Official Nominee Members, 1870–1890...... 352 Successive Members for Each Legislative Council Electoral District, 1870–1890 ...... 352 Members of the Legislative Council, 1870–1890, who Were not Members of Parliament After 1890 ...... 355 Statutory Positions Prior to 1890 Advocate General ...... 356 Attorney General ...... 356 Surveyor General ...... 356 Colonial Secretary ...... 356

Elections And Referendums The 2017 Election...... 358 Features of the Electoral System in Western Australia...... 361 General Election Dates, Legislative Assembly, 1890–2018...... 366 General And Periodic Elections, Legislative Council, 1894 – 1965...... 367 Total Membership and Number of New Members Elected at Each General Election...... 368 Number of Legislative Assembly By-Elections During the Life of Each Parliament, 1890-2018. . . .370 Members of Parliament to Lose Their Parliamentary Seats While Serving as Ministers of State ...... 372 Presiding Officers and Their Deputies to Lose Their Parliamentary Seats While in Office...... 373 Members Defeated and Subsequently Re-Elected to the Western Australian Parliament, 1933–2018...... 374 Members who Retired/Resigned and Were Subsequently Re-Elected to the Western Australian Parliament, 1933–2018...... 374 Members Elected to the Western Australian Parliament not Endorsed by a Major Party, 1933–2018...... 375 Referendum Results in Western Australia ...... 377 Commonwealth Constitutional Referendums and Plebiscite...... 390 Abbreviations...... 392 Index...... 394

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PART ONE

THE FORTIETH PARLIAMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliament Her Excellency the Governor of Western Australia The Honourable Kerry Sanderson, AC 20 October 2014 – 30 April 2018 Her Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AC became the 32nd Governor of Western Australia and the inaugural female governor on 20th October 2014. Prior to becoming Governor, Her Excellency had a distinguished career both in business and in the public sector. This included service on a number of boards, as chair of the State Emergency Management Committee, Ports Australia and Gold Corporation, as a non-executive director of two listed companies, and a director of not-for-profit, charitable and community boards. Her Excellency is also currently the patron of a number of charities. Based in London, Mrs Sanderson was Agent General for the Government of Western Australia from November 2008 until December 2011. Promoted investment in Western Australia and Western Australian exports to Europe. Mrs Sanderson was Chief Executive Officer of Fremantle Ports from 1991 to 2008, a period during which container trade quadrupled, Fremantle Ports was awarded the prestigious Australian Business Excellence medal. Prior to this Mrs Sanderson was Deputy Director General of Transport and also worked in the WA Treasury for 17 years, the last five of which as Director of Treasury’s Economic and Financial Policy Division. Mrs Sanderson was the Telstra Businesswoman of the Year for Western Australia in 1996. In 2001 she was awarded a centenary medal for service to the maritime industry and was the inaugural inductee to Lloyds List Transport and Shipping Hall of Fame in 2005, also in that year she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Letters from the University of Western Australia. In 2008 she received an Export Hero Award from the Institute of Export and in 2015, she was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Murdoch University. Her Excellency was named a Companion of the Order of Australia in the 2016 Queen’s Birthday Honours for eminent service to the people of Western Australia, the promotion of international investment, scientific research and export opportunities, and through roles with maritime, mining, emergency management and not-for-profit organisations.

2 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1 His Excellency the Governor of Western Australia The Fortieth Parliament The Honourable Kim Beazley, AC 1 May 2018 – His Excellency the Honourable Kim Beazley AC became the 33rd Governor of Western Australia on 1 May 2018. His Excellency has honorary doctorates from the University of Notre Dame (Western Australia) and Murdoch University. Mr Beazley is married to Ms Susie Annus and has three daughters, Jessica, Hannah and Rachel. Mr Beazley was elected to the Federal Parliament in 1980 and represented the electorates of Swan (1980-96) and Brand (1996-2007). He went on to become a Minister in the Hawke and Keating Labor Governments (1983-1996) holding, at various times, the portfolios of Defence, Finance, Transport and Communications, Employment Education and Training, Aviation, and Special Minister of State. From 1995 to 1996, Mr Beazley was Deputy Prime Minister and Leader of the Australian Labor Party and Leader of the Opposition from 1996 to 2001, and 2005 to 2006. Mr Beazley served on parliamentary committees, including the Joint Intelligence Committee and the Joint Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee. After his retirement from politics in 2007, Mr Beazley was appointed Winthrop Professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations at The University of Western Australia. In July 2008 he was appointed Chancellor of the Australian National University, a position he held until December 2009. Mr Beazley then took up an appointment as Ambassador to the United States of America in February 2010. He served as Ambassador until January 2016. Upon his return to Australia from Washington in 2016, Mr Beazley was appointed as President of the Australian Institute for International Affairs (2016-17), Co-Chairman of the Australian American Leadership Dialogue (2016-18), Distinguished Fellow at the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, and a Director and Distinguished Fellow at the Perth USAsia Centre.

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The Fortieth Parliament LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OFFICE HOLDERS

President of the Legislative Council Hon. Kate Doust, MLC Chair of Committees and Deputy President Hon. Simon O’Brien, MLC Deputy Chairs of Committees Hon. Martin Aldridge, MLC Hon. Robin Chapple, MLC Hon. Laurie Graham, MLC Hon. Matthew Swinbourn, MLC Hon. Dr Steve Thomas, MLC Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Hon. Sue Ellery, MLC Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council Hon. Peter Collier, MLC Government Whip Hon. Martin Pritchard, MLC Opposition Whip Hon. Ken Baston, MLC Chair of the Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges Hon. Kate Doust, MLC Chair of the Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs Hon. Matthew Swinbourn, MLC Chair of the Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Hon. Alanna Clohesy, MLC Operations Chair of the Standing Committee on Legislation Hon. Dr Sally Talbot, MLC Chair of the Standing Committee on Public Administration Hon. Adele Farina, MLC Chair of the Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Hon. Michael Mischin, MLC Statutes Review Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Audit Hon. Alanna Clohesy, MLC Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Hon. Dr Sally Talbot, MLC Children and Young People (managed by the Legislative Assembly) Deputy Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption Hon. Jim Chown, MLC and Crime Commission (managed by the Legislative Assembly) Deputy Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Hon. Robin Chapple, MLC Legislation Chair of the Parliamentary Services Committee Hon. Kate Doust, MLC

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OFFICE HOLDERS The Fortieth Parliament

Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Hon. Peter Watson, MLA Deputy Speaker Lisa Baker, MLA Acting Speakers Ian Blayney, MLA Janine Freeman, MLA Shane Love, MLA Terry Healy, MLA Stephen Price, MLA Sabine Winton, MLA Leader of the Australian Labor Party and Premier Hon. Mark McGowan, MLA Deputy Premier Hon. Roger Cook, MLA Leader of the House Hon. David Templeman, MLA Leader of the Opposition Hon. Dr Mike Nahan, MLA Deputy Leader of the Opposition Hon. Liza Harvey, MLA Leader of The Nationals WA Hon. Mia Davies, MLA Government Whip David Michael, MLA Opposition Whip Libby Mettam, MLA Chair of the Procedure and Privileges Committee Hon. Peter Watson, MLA Chair of the Economics and Industry Standing Committee Jessica Shaw, MLA Chair of the Education and Health Standing Committee Janine Freeman, MLA Chair of the Community Development and Justice Standing Peter Katsambanis, MLA Committee Chair of the Public Accounts Committee Dr Tony Buti, MLA Deputy Chair of the Joint Standing Committe on Audit Dr Tony Buti, MLA (managed by the Legislative Council) Deputy Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on the Kyran O’Donnell, MLA Commissioner for Children and Young People (managed by the Legislative Assembly) Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Margaret Quirk, MLA Crime Commission (managed by the Legislative Assembly) Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Emily Hamilton, MLA Delegated Legislation (managed by the Legislative Council) Chair of the Parliamentary Services Committee Hon. Peter Watson, MLA

5 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliament MEMBERS OF THE FORTIETH PARLIAMENT ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Member Party Region ALDRIDGE, Hon. Martin Nat Agricultural BASTON, Hon. Kenneth (Ken) Charles Lib Mining and Pastoral BOYDELL, Hon. Jacqueline (Jacqui) Ellen Nat Mining and Pastoral CHAPPLE, Hon. Robin Howard GWA Mining and Pastoral CHOWN, Hon. James (Jim) Edward Lib Agricultural CLIFFORD, Hon. Timothy (Tim) James, BA (Politics/International GWA East Metropolitan Relations and Journalism)

CLOHESY, Hon. Alanna Therese, BSocSc (Social Policy)(Hons) ALP East Metropolitan COLLIER, Hon. Peter Charles, BA, DipEd Lib North Metropolitan DAWSON, Hon. Stephen Noel ALP Mining and Pastoral de GRUSSA, Hon. Colin Stephen Nat Agricultural DOUST, Hon. Catherine (Kate) Esther, BA ALP South Metropolitan ELLERY, Hon. Suzanne (Sue) Mary, BA ALP South Metropolitan EVERS, Diane Marie, BSc Accountancy GWA South West FARAGHER, Hon. Donna Evelyn Mary, BA(Hons), GradDipEd, Lib East Metropolitan MEd(Hons), JP

FARINA, Hon. Adele, BA, LLB ALP South West GOIRAN, Hon. Nicolas (Nick) Pierre, BCom, LLB Lib South Metropolitan GRAHAM, Hon. Laurence (Laurie) William ALP Agricultural HOLT, Hon. Colin James, BSc(Zoology) Nat South West MacTIERNAN, Hon. Alannah Joan Geraldine, BA, BJuris, LLB ALP North Metropolitan McGINN, Hon. Kyle Owen ALP Mining and Pastoral MAZZA, Hon. Ricky (Rick) John SFFP Agricultural MISCHIN, Hon. Michael, LLB(Hons), BJuris(Hons) Lib North Metropolitan O’BRIEN, Hon. Simon McDonnell Lib South Metropolitan PRITCHARD, Hon. Martin Brian ALP North Metropolitan ROWE, Hon. Samantha Helen, BBus (International Business) ALP East Metropolitan SCOTT, Hon. Robin David PHON Mining and Pastoral SIBMA, Hon. Tjorn Dirk, MBA, BA(Hons), GAICD Lib North Metropolitan SMITH, Hon. Charles Leonard, MSc, BSc(Hons), Post Grad Cert PHON East Metropolitan STONEHOUSE, Hon. Aaron LD South Metropolitan SWINBOURN, Hon. Matthew Dean,BA, LLB ALP East Metropolitan TALBOT, Hon. Dr Sally Elizabeth, BA(Hons), DPhil, ARCM ALP South West THOMAS, Hon. Dr Steven (Steve) Caldwell, BVSc Lib South West TINCKNELL, Hon. Colin Richard PHON South West WEST, Hon. Darren Legh ALP Agricultural XAMON, Hon. Alison Marie, BA, LLB GWA North Metropolitan YANG, Hon. Pierre Shuai, LLB, BA(Hons) ALP South Metropolitan

6 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1 MEMBERS OF THE FORTIETH PARLIAMENT The Fortieth Parliament ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Member Party District BAKER, Lisa Loraine, BSc, GradDip (Development Studies) ALP Maylands BARNETT, Hon. Colin James, BEc(Hons), MEc (Resigned) Lib Cottesloe BLAYNEY, Ian Charles, AssocDipAgric Lib Geraldton BUTI, Dr Antonio (Tony) De Paulo, BPE(Hons), DipEd, MIR, LLB(Hons), DPhil ALP Armadale CAREY, John Newton, BA(Hons) ALP Perth CATANIA, Vincent Alexander Nat North West Central CLARKE, Robyn Marjorie Jane ALP Murray-Wellington COOK, Hon. Roger Hugh, BA, GradDipBus (Public Relations), MBA ALP Kwinana DAVIES, Hon. Mia Jane, BMM Nat Central Wheatbelt FARRER, Josephine (Josie) ALP Kimberley FOLKARD, Mark James ALP Burns Beach FREEMAN, Janine Marie, BEc, GradDipOH&S ALP Mirrabooka HAMILTON, Emily Louise, BA ALP Joondalup HARVEY, Hon. Liza Mary Lib Scarborough HEALY, Terence (Terry) James, MPA, BA, GradDipEd, GradDip (Public Admin) ALP Southern River HONEY, Dr David John, BSc (Hons), PhD, CChem, FRACI Lib Cottesloe HUGHES, Matthew,BEd (Hons), CertEd, JP, FACEL ALP Kalamunda JOHNSTON, Hon. William (Bill) Joseph ALP Cannington KATSAMBANIS, Peter Argyris, LLB, BCom Lib Hillarys KELLY, Hon. David (Dave) Joseph, BA ALP Bassendean KIRKUP, Zak Richard Francis Lib Dawesville KRSTICEVIC, Antonio (Tony), BBus Lib Carine L’ESTRANGE, Sean Kimberley, BEd, DipTchg, MEd, GradDip (Resource Lib Churchlands Management), GradDipMan (Defence), psc(j)

LOGAN, Hon. Francis (Fran) Michael, BA(Hons) ALP Cockburn LOVE, Ronald (Shane) Shane, BCom Nat Moore MARMION, Hon. William (Bill) Richard, BEng, MBA Lib Nedlands McGOWAN, Hon. Mark, BA, LLB, GradDip (Legal Practice) ALP Rockingham McGRATH, John Edwin Lib South Perth McGURK, Simone Frances, BA (History), BA (Communication) ALP Fremantle METTAM-KNARHOI, Elizabeth (Libby), BA, MPA Lib Vasse MICHAEL, David Robert, BEc ALP Balcatta MICHEL, Kevin Joseph Jude, DipEng ALP Pilbara MILLMAN, Simon Alexander, BA(Hons), LLB ALP Mount Lawley MUBARAKAI, Shahyaz (Yaz) Yezdi, BCom, MCom, MMBF, DipIT ALP Jandakot MURRAY, Hon. Michael (Mick) Philip ALP Collie-Preston NAHAN, Hon. Dr Michael (Mike) Dennis, BEc, MSc, PhD Lib Riverton NALDER, Dean Cambell, BBus, BBus (Economics & Financial Management), GradDip Lib Bateman (Applied Finance)

7 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliament ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (continued)

Member Party District O’DONNELL, Kyran Martin Lib Kalgoorlie O’MALLEY, Lisa Margaret, GradDip (Recreation Studies) ALP Bicton PAPALIA, Hon. Paul, CSC, GradDip (Business Administration) ALP Warnbro PRICE, Stephen James, MBA, GradDipMan ALP Forrestfield PUNCH, Donald (Don) Thomas, BPsych, BSocWk, MBA ALP Bunbury QUIGLEY, Hon. John Robert, LLB, JP ALP Butler QUIRK, Margaret Mary, LLB (Hons), MA ALP Girrawheen REDMAN, Hon. Donald (Terry) Terrence, BSc, DipEd Nat Warren-Blackwood ROBERTS, Hon. Michelle Hopkins, BA, DipEd ALP Midland ROWE, Cassandra (Cassie) Michelle, BA, AdvDip (FinServ), Dip (FinServ), Dip ALP Belmont (Screenwriting)

RUNDLE, Peter James, GAICD Nat Roe SAFFIOTI, Hon. Rita, BBus ALP West Swan SANDERSON, Amber-Jade, BA ALP Morley SHAW, Jessica Jane, BA(Dist), LLB(Hons), BA(Hons), LLM ALP Swan Hills STOJKOVSKI, Jessica Mary, BPlan, Dip (Event Management) ALP Kingsley TALLENTIRE, Christopher (Chris) John, BAgribus(Hons) ALP Thornlie TEMPLEMAN, Hon. David Alan, DipTchg, BEd ALP Mandurah

TINLEY, Hon. Peter Charles, AM, BA, MDefStud ALP Willagee URBAN, Barry (Resigned) ALP Darling Range WATSON, Hon. Peter Bruce ALP Albany WHITBY, Reece Raymond ALP Baldivis WINTON, Sabine Elisabeth, BA, BPS ALP Wanneroo WYATT, Hon. Benjamin (Ben) Sana, LLB, MSc ALP Victoria Park

In those instances where Members prefer to be known by other than their first names, the preferred names are shown in italics.

8 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1 MCGOWAN MINISTRY The Fortieth Parliament

Minister Portfolios

Hon. Mark McGowan, MLA Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development; Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations Hon. Roger Cook, MLA Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Mental Health Hon. Sue Ellery, MLC Minister for Education and Training Hon. Stephen Dawson, MLC Minister for Environment; Disability Services Hon. Michelle Roberts, MLA Minister for Police; Road Safety Hon. Alannah MacTiernan, MLC Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Minister assisting the Minister for State Development; Jobs and Trade Hon. Fran Logan, MLA Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services Hon. David Templeman, MLA Minister for Local Government; Heritage; Culture and the Arts Hon. John Quigley, MLA Attorney General Hon. Mick Murray, MLA Minister for Seniors and Ageing; Volunteering; Sport and Recreation Hon. Ben Wyatt, MLA Treasurer; Minister for Finance; Energy; Aboriginal Affairs Hon. Paul Papalia, MLA Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Small Business; Defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests Hon. Bill Johnston, MLA Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Commerce and Industrial Relations; Electoral Affairs; Asian Engagement Hon. Rita Saffioti, MLA Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands Hon. Peter Tinley, MLA Minister for Housing; Veterans Issues; Youth Hon. Simone McGurk, MLA Minister for Child Protection; Women’s Interests; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence; Community Services Hon. Dave Kelly, MLA Minister for Water; Fisheries; Forestry; Innovation and ICT; Science PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES

Parliamentary Secretary Portfolios

Amber-Jade Sanderson, MLA Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development, Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations; Parliamentary Secretary of the Cabinet Christopher Tallentire, MLA Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Water; Fisheries; Forestry; Innovation and ICT; Science Hon. Alanna Clohesy, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Mental Health Hon. Darren West, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Jobs and Trade Hon Samantha Rowe, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training John Carey, MLA Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development; Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands Reece Whitby, MLA Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer; Minister for Finance; Energy; Aboriginal Affairs Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment; Disability Services 9 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliament SHADOW MINISTRY (as at 16 April 2018)

Shadow Minister Portfolios

Hon. Dr Mike Nahan, MLA Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development; Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations

Hon. Liza Harvey, MLA Deputy Leader of the Opposition; Shadow Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands

Hon. Peter Collier, MLC Shadow Minister for Housing; Disability Services; Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council

Hon. Michael Mischin, MLC Shadow Attorney General; Shadow Minister for Commerce; Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council

Sean L’Estrange, MLA Shadow Minister for Health; Mental Health; Manager of Opposition Business

Dean Nalder, MLA Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Finance; Energy

Hon. Donna Faragher, MLC Shadow Minister for Education and Training; Women’s Interests

Hon. Bill Marmion, MLA Shadow Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Innovation and Disruptive Technologies; Defence Issues; Science

Peter Katsambanis, MLA Shadow Minister for Police; Road Safety; Indusrial Relations

Hon. Nick Goiran, MLC Shadow Minister for Child Protection; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence

Libby Mettam, MLA Shadow Minister for Tourism; Small Business; Opposition Whip in the Legislative Assembly

John McGrath, MLA Shadow Minister for Racing and Gaming; Sport and Recreation

Ian Blayney, MLA Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Food; Fisheries

Hon. Jim Chown, MLC Shadow Minister for Regional Development; Royalties for Regions

Tony Krsticevic, MLA Shadow Minister for Local Government; Heritage; Culture and the Arts; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests

Hon. Simon O'Brien, MLC Shadow Minister for Electoral Affairs; Deputy President of the Legislative Council; Chair of Committees

Hon. Ken Baston, MLC Shadow Minister for Northern Australia; Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council

Hon. Steve Thomas, MLC Shadow Minister for Environment; Water; Emergency Services; Forestry

Hon. Tjorn Sibma, MLC Shadow Minister for Community Services; Youth; Seniors and Ageing; Volunteering; Veterans Issues; Government Accountability

Zak Kirkup, MLA Shadow Minister for Corrective Services; Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader

Kyran O’Donnell, MLA Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs

Dr David Honey, MLA Shadow Minister for Water; Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader

10 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1 PARTY LEADERS The Fortieth Parliament

AUSTRALIAN LABOR PARTY Position Name Premier and Leader of the Parliamentary ALP Hon. Mark McGowan, MLA Deputy Premier and Deputy Leader of the Parliamentary Hon. Roger Cook, MLA ALP Leader of the Government and the Parliamentary ALP in Hon. Sue Ellery, MLC the Legislative Council Deputy Leader of the Government and the Parliamentary Hon. Stephen Dawson, MLC ALP in the Legislative Council

LIBERAL PARTY Position Name Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Hon. Dr Mike Nahan, MLA Parliamentary Liberal Party Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Deputy Leader of Hon. Liza Harvey, MLA the Parliamentary Liberal Party Leader of the Opposition and of the Leader of the Hon. Peter Collier, MLC Parliamentary Liberal Party in the Legislative Council Deputy Leader of the Opposition and Deputy Leader of Hon. Michael Mischin, MLC the Parliamentary Liberal Party in the Legislative Council

THE NATIONALS WA Position Name Leader of The Nationals WA Hon. Mia Davies, MLA Deputy Leader of The Nationals WA and Leader of The Hon. Jacqui Boydell, MLC Nationals WA in the Legislative Council

PAULINE HANSON’S ONE NATION Position Name Leader of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Hon. Colin Tincknell, MLC

LIBERAL DEMOCRATS PARTY Position Name Leader of the Liberal Democrats Party Hon. Aaron Stonehouse, MLC

SHOOTERS, FISHERS AND FARMERS PARTY (WA) Position Name Leader of the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party (WA) Hon. Rick Mazza, MLC

NB. It is the policy of The Greens (WA) not to nominate a Leader.

11 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliamen t BIOGRAPHIES OF MEMBERS OF THE FORTIETH PARLIAMENT ALDRIDGE, Hon. Martin, MLC Member for Agricultural Region The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for the Agricultural Region on 5 April 2013, following a recount to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Mia Jane Davies. Term expired 21 May 2013. Re-elected 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees from 23 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 22 May 2013 – 18 August 2015. Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 18 August 2015. Procedure and Privileges Committee: 17 February 2015 – 21 May 2017. Procedure and Privileges Committee from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Secretary to the Parliamentary National Party: 19 March 2013 – 21 May 2017. The Nationals WA Whip from 26 April 2017.

PERSONAL Born 6 May 1982, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Farmer, small business owner, ministerial adviser, MP Chief of Staff, State Director of The Nationals WA, Senior fire-fighter.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Agricultural Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Central Wheatbelt, Geraldton, Moore and Roe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 102,748; area 281,264 km2.

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BAKER, Lisa Loraine, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Maylands Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Maylands on 6 September 2008 in succession to Hon. Judith (Judy) Mary Edwards (retired). Re-elected 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 11 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 16 April 2013 – 30 January 2017. Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 11 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Parliamentary Services Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Education and Health Standing Committee: 6 May 2009 – 30 January 2013 (Deputy Chair: 17 June 2009 – 26 May 2010). Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People: 22 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Chair from 23 May 2013). Procedure and Privileges Committee from 23 May 2017 (Deputy Chair from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 26 August 1958, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSc Psych; GradDipDevtStudies. Chief Executive Officer - WA Council of Social Services.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Maylands is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Bayswater; including all or parts of the localities of Bayswater, Bedford, Embleton, Maylands and Morley; and parts of the City of Stirling, including the locality of Inglewood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,697; area 21 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament BARNETT, Hon. Colin James, MLA Member for Cottesloe Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Third Parliament for Cottesloe at the by-election on 11 August 1990 held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of William Ralph Boucher Hassell. Re-elected 1993, 1996, 2001, 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017. Resigned 5 February 2018.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Resources Development; Energy: 16 February 1993 – 25 August 1993. Minister for Resources Development; Energy; Tourism: 25 August 1993 – 25 January 1994. Minister for Resources Development; Energy: 25 January 1994 – 21 December 1995. Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly: 16 February 1993 – 15 February 2001. Minister for Resources Development; Energy; Education: 21 December 1995 – 15 February 2001. Premier; Minister for State Development 23 September: 2008 – 28 April 2010. Premier; Treasurer; Minister for State Development: 28 April 2010 – 14 December 2010. Premier; Minister for State Development: 14 December: 2010 – 12 June 2012. Premier; Treasurer; Minister for State Development: 12 June 2012 – 7 July 2012. Premier; Minister for State Development: 7 July 2012 – 21 March 2013. Premier; Minister for State Development; Science: 21 March 2013 – 22 July 2013. Premier; Minister for State Development; Science; Tourism: 22 July 2013 – 5 August 2013. Premier; Minister for State Development; Science: 5 August 2013 – 10 March 2014. Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Transport; State Development; Science: 10 March 2014 – 17 March 2014. Premier; Minister for State Development; Science: 17 March 2014 – 31 March 2016. Premier; Minister for Tourism; Science: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Housing; Works and Services: 13 August 1990 – 13 August 1991. Shadow Minister for Housing; Fuel and Energy; Works and Services: 13 August 1991 – 24 May 1992. Shadow Minister for State Development; Fuel and Energy: 24 May 1992 – 24 November 1992. Coalition Shadow Minister for Resources; Fuel and Energy: 24 November 1992 – 16 February 1993. Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Federal Affairs: 9 March 2001 – 27 May 2004. Coalition Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Arts; Public Sector Management: 27 March 2004 – 9 March 2005. PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Opposition: 12 May 1992 – 21 February 2001. Leader of the Opposition: 26 February 2001 – 9 March 2005. Leader of the Opposition: 7 August 2008 – 23 September 2008. Leader of the Opposition: 17 March 2017 – 21 March 2017. PERSONAL Born 15 July 1950, Perth, Western Australia. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEc(Hons), MEc. Economist and Executive Director WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Cottesloe is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes most of the Town of Claremont, including parts of the localities of Claremont and Subiaco; all of the Town of Mosman Park; all of the Shire of Peppermint Grove; parts of the City of Nedlands, including all or parts of the localities of Dalkeith, Mount Claremont and Swanbourne; parts of the Town of Cottesloe, including the locality of Cottesloe and parts of the locality of Claremont; parts of the Town of Cambridge, including parts of the localities of City Beach and Mount Claremont; and part of the City of Fremantle, including the locality of North Fremantle.

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BASTON, Hon. Kenneth (Ken) Charles, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for Mining and Pastoral Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Mining and Pastoral Region on 26 February 2005 for term commencing 22 May 2005. Re-elected on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009; 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Superannuation Board: 20 August 2009 – 21 March 2013.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Agriculture and Food: 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Minister for Agriculture and Food; Fisheries: 11 December 2013 – 31 March 2016.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Spokesperson for Lands: 22 May 2005 – 23 September 2008. Opposition Spokesperson for North West: 4 February 2006 – 23 September 2008. Opposition Spokesperson Assisting on Mines and Resources: 8 April 2006 – 23 September 2008. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services: 25 March 2017 – 21 December 2017. Shadow Minister for Northern Australia from 21 December 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 26 May 2005 – 17 August 2005. Standing Committee on Legislation: 17 August 2005 (Chair: 12 November 2008) – 21 May 2009. Standing Committee on Public Administration: 4 June 2009 – 21 March 2013. Parliamentary Services Committee: 25 November 2008 – 14 December 2012. Standing Committee on Legislation: 6 April 2016 – 21 May 2017. Standing Committee on Public Administration from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip: 22 May 2009 – 26 March 2013. Opposition Whip from 22 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 29 June 1949, Perth, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Pastoralist.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Mining and Pastoral Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Kalgoorlie, Kimberley, North West Central and Pilbara.

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The Fortieth Parliament BLAYNEY, Ian Charles, MLA Member for Geraldton Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the 38th Parliament for Geraldton on 6 September 2008 in succession to Shane Robin Hill (defeated). Re-elected 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 16 April 2013 – 5 December 2013. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 19 May 2014 – 23 May 2014. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 8 June 2015 – 12 June 2015. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 23 August 2016 – 30 January 2017. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 16 May 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry; Fisheries: 25 March 2017 – 16 April 2018. Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Food; Fisheries from 16 April 2018.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Education and Health Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 25 March 2011. Parliamentary Services Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 25 March 2011 – 30 January 2013. Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Chair from 15 May 2013). Procedure and Privileges Committee from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 20 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 2 February 1962, Geraldton, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT ADipAgri. Farmer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Geraldton is located in the Agricultural Region and includes most of the City of Greater Geraldton, including all or part of the localities of Beachlands, Beresford, Bluff Point, Diamond Cove, Geraldton, Greenough, Mahomet Flats, Moresby, Mount Tarcoola, Rangeway, Spalding, Strathalbyn, Sunset Beach, Tarcoola Beach, Utakara, Waggrakine, Wandina, Wonthella and Woorree.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 25,641; area 1,798 km2.

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BOYDELL, Hon. Jacqueline (Jacqui) Ellen, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for Mining and Pastoral Region The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Mining and Pastoral Region on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Public Administration: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Joint Select Committee on Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition: 2 December 2014 – 26 March 2015 Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Public Administration from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of The Nationals WA from 21 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born (Jacqueline Ellen Day) 22 February 1968, Carnarvon, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT State Director, The Nationals Western Australia.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Mining and Pastoral Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Kalgoorlie, Kimberley, North West Central and Pilbara.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 68,480; area 2,200,087 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament BUTI, Dr Antonio (Tony) De Paulo, MLA Member for Armadale Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Armadale at the by-election on 2 October 2010, held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Alannah Joan Geraldine MacTiernan. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney General: 2 May 2012 – 19 April 2013. Opposition Parliamentary Secretary for Disability Services; Child Protection; Mental Health; Education; Multicultural Interests: 19 April 2013 – 3 December 2013. Opposition Parliamentary Secretary for Education and Multicultural Interests: 19 April 2013 – 19 December 2013. Opposition Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition; Children’s Interests; Education; Multicultural Interests: 19 December 2013 – 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chair from 12 November 2014). Public Accounts Committee from 23 May 2017 (Chair from 24 May 2017). Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017 (Deputy Chair from 16 August 2017).

PERSONAL Born 20 August 1961, Collie, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BPE (Hons), DipEd, MIR, LLB (Hons), DPhil. Law Academic.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Armadale is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes much of the City of Armadale, including all or parts of the localities of Armadale, Brookdale, Camillo, Champion Lakes, Kelmscott, Mt Nasura, Mt Richon, Seville Grove and Wungong.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,323; area 47 km2.

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CAREY, John Newton, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Perth Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Perth on 11 March 2017, in succession to Eleni Evangel (defeated).

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development, Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands from 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 11 July 1974, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA (Hons). Mayor of the City of Vincent.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Perth is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Perth, including all or parts of the localities of East Perth, Northbridge, Perth and West Perth; and parts of the City of Vincent including all or parts of the localities of Coolbinia, Highgate, Leederville, Mount Hawthorn, Mount Lawley, North Perth, Perth and West Perth.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 29,833; area 25km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament CATANIA, Vincent Alexander, MLA Member for North West Central The Nationals WA. (Australian Labor Party until 20 July 2009. Joined National Party of Australia (WA), now The Nationals WA, from August 2009)

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Mining and Pastoral Region (Legislative Council) on 26 February 2005 (for term commencing 22 May 2005). Resigned 12 August 2008. Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for North West (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Seat abolished in the redistribution of 2011. Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for North West Central (new seat) on 9 March 2013. Re-elected 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 11 November 2008 – 11 August 2009. National Party Whip: 13 August 2013 – 17 February 2015. National Party Whip: 16 August 2016 – 11 March 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Water; Forestry: 11 December 2013 – 8 December 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry: 8 December 2014 – 15 August 2016.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Public Administration and Finance: 26 May 2005 – 17 August 2005. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 26 May 2005 – 12 August 2008. Standing Committee on Public Administration: 17 August 2005 – 12 August 2008. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 16 August 2012 – 30 January 2013. Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 15 August 2013. Public Accounts Committee from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 23 February 1977, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Senior Policy Advisor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION North West Central is located in the Mining and Pastoral Region and includes all of the City of Carnarvon, including the localities of Carnarvon, East Carnarvon, South Carnarvon, Morgantown, North Plantation and South Plantation; all of the Shire of Ashburton including the localities of Onslow, Paraburdoo and Tom Price; all of the Shire of Cue; all of the Shire of Exmouth, including the localities of Coral Bay, Denham and Exmouth; all of the Shire of Meekatharra, including the localities of Gascoyne River and Meekatharra, all of the Shire of Murchison; all of the of the Shire of Mount Magnet; all of the Shire of Ngaanyatjarraku including the localities of Ngaanyatjarra-Giles and Warburton; all of the Shire of Shark Bay including the locality of Useless Loop; all of the Shire of Upper Gascoyne including the localities of Gascoyne Junction and Gascoyne River; all of the Shire of Wiluna; and all of the Shire of Yalgoo.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 10,432; area 817,103 km2.

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CHAPPLE, Hon. Robin Howard, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for Mining and Pastoral Region Greens (WA)

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Mining and Pastoral Region on 10 February 2001 for the term commencing 22 May 2001. Defeated at general election on 26 February 2005. Term expired 21 May 2005. Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Mining and Pastoral Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Re-elected on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees from 23 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 28 June 2001 – 21 May 2005. Parliamentary Services Committee: 11 April 2002 – 21 May 2005. Co-opted Member Procedure and Privileges Committee: 13 June 2002 – 21 May 2005. Select Committee on the Reserves (Reserve 43131) Bill 2003: 25 June 2003 – 18 November 2004. Deputy Chair (from 8 June 2009), Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 4 June 2009 – 4 April 2011 Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 20 September 2012 – 21 May 2013. Deputy Chair (from 15 October 2015), Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Deputy Chair (from 26 June 2017), Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 15 June 2017. Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017.

PERSONAL Born 11 February 1947, Wheathampstead, Hertfordshire, England. Arrived in Western Australia, 8 November 1974.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Engineer, research officer, consultant.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Mining and Pastoral Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Kalgoorlie, Kimberley, North West Central and Pilbara.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 68,480; area 2,200,087 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament CHOWN, Hon. James (Jim) Edward, MLC Member for Agricultural Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Agricultural Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Re-elected on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer; Minister for Transport; Fisheries (with respect to Transport only): 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer; Minister for Transport: 11 December 2013 – 10 March 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Transport; State Development; Science: 10 March 2014 – 17 March 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport; Finance: 17 March 2014 – 8 December 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport: 8 December 2014 – 31 March 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture and Food; Transport: 31 March 2016 – 23 September 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for State Development; Transport; Innovation: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Regional Development; Royalties for Regions from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Public Administration: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2013. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 4 June 2009 – 30 January 2013. Parliamentary Services Committee: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Deputy Chair, Joint Standing Committee on Corruption and Crime Commission from 24 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 4 October 1952, Sale, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, 1959. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Farmer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Agricultural Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Central Wheatbelt, Geraldton, Moore and Roe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 102,748; area 281,264 km2.

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CLARKE, Robyn Marjorie Jane, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Murray-Wellington Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Murray-Wellington on 11 March 2017, in succession to Murray John Cowper (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 20 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 19 September 1964, Carlton, Victoria. Arrived Western Australia 1965.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Senior Health Partner Specialist - BUPA Health Australia.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Murray-Wellington is located in the South West Region and includes much of the Shire of Harvey, including all or parts of the localities of Australind, Binningup, Brunswick, Cookernup, Harvey, Leschenault, Roelands and Yarloop; all of the Shire of Waroona, including the localities of Lake Clifton, Preston Beach and Waroona; and parts of the Shire of Murray, including the localities of Dwellingup, North Dandalup, Pinjarra, Ravenswood, Stake Hill and North and South Yunderup.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,012; area 4,320 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament CLIFFORD, Hon. Timothy (Tim) James, MLC Member for East Metropolitan Region Greens (WA)

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the East Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 31 March 1982, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA Politics/International Relations and Journalism (double major), Judicial Support Officer (Perth Magistrates Court), HR Officer, Plastic Welder, Dogman/Rigger, Supervisor (Construction), Labourer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The East Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Armadale, Bassendean, Belmont, Darling Range, Forrestfield, Kalamunda, Maylands, Midland, Mirrabooka, Morley, Mount Lawley, Swan Hills, Thornlie and West Swan.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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CLOHESY, Hon. Alanna Therese, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for East Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for East Metropolitan Region on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Mental Health from 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 21 May 2017. Chair (from 23 May 2017), Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations from 23 May 2017. Chair (from 20 June 2017), Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS State Parliamentary Labor Party Secretary: 2 April 2013 – 15 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 21 August 1962, Sea Lake, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia 1999.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSocSc(Social Policy)(Hons). Adviser and policy consultant.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament COLLIER, Hon. Peter Charles, MLC Member for North Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for North Metropolitan Region on 26 February 2005 for term commencing 22 May 2005. Re-elected 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009; 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Energy; Training: 23 September 2008 – 17 November 2009. Minister for Energy; Training and Workforce Development; and (from 14 December 2010) Indigenous Affairs: 17 November 2009 – 29 June 2012. Minister for Education; Energy; Indigenous Affairs: 29 June 2012 – 21 March 2013. Minister for Education; Aboriginal Affairs; Electoral Affairs: 21 March 2013 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Spokesperson for Communications; Science: 22 May 2005 – 26 September 2005. Shadow Spokesperson for Science: 26 September 2005 – 4 February 2006. Shadow Spokesperson for Heritage; Training and Higher Education; Works and Services: 4 February 2006 – 8 April 2006. Shadow Minister for Education and Training: 8 April 2006 – 23 September 2008. Shadow Minister for Housing; Disability Services from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation: 26 May 2005 – 9 October 2008. Substitute Member, Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations for the Inquiry into the Memorandum of Understanding between Balga Senior High School and Manufacturing Industry Training Services Pty Ltd: 27 June 2007 – 29 May 2008.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council: 21 March 2013 – 17 March 2017. Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council from 25 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 25 February 1959, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, DipEd. Secondary school teacher.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The North Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Balcatta, Burns Beach, Butler, Carine, Churchlands, Cottesloe, Girrawheen, Hillarys, Joondalup, Kingsley, Nedlands, Perth, Scarborough and Wanneroo.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2.

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COOK, Hon. Roger Hugh, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Kwinana Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Kwinana (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Mental Health from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Health; Mental Health; Indigenous Affairs: 26 September 2008 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Health: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Health; Science: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Health: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Opposition: 26 September 2008 – 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 20 August 1965, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, GradDipBus (PR), MBA. Public Relations Consultant.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Kwinana is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Cockburn, including all or parts of the localities of Atwell, Auburn Grove, Banjup and Hammond Park; and parts of the City of Kwinana, including all or parts of the localities of Calista, Casuarina, Leda, Medina, Orelia, Parmelia and Wandi.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 25,710; area 142 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament DAVIES, Hon. Mia Jane, MLA Member for Central Wheatbelt The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for the Agricultural Region (Legislative Council) on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Resigned 12 February 2013 (to contest the Legislative Assembly seat of Central Wheatbelt). Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Central Wheatbelt on 9 March 2013 in succession to Brendon John Grylls (succesfully contested the seat of Pilbara). Re-elected 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development: 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Minister for Water; Forestry: 11 December 2013 – 8 December 2014. Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry: 8 December 2014 – 17 March 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Party Secretary to the Parliamentary National Party: 22 June 2009 – 1 January 2012. Deputy Leader of the National Party of Australia (WA): 26 November 2013 – 14 March 2017. Leader of The Nationals WA from 21 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation: 4 June 2009 – 14 December 2012. Parliamentary Services Committee: 23 May 2017 – 6 September 2017.

PERSONAL Born 3 November 1978, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BMarketing and Media. Marketing and Communications Consultant.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Central Wheatbelt is located in the Agricultural Region and includes all of the Shire of Beverley, including the localities of Beverley and Dale; all of the Shire of Boddington: all of the Shire of Brookton, including the localities of Brookton and Jelcobine; all of the Shire of Bruce Rock; all of the Shire of Corrigin; all of the Shire of Cunderdin, including the localities of Cunderdin and Meckering; all of the Shire of Dowerin; all of the Shire of Goomalling; all of the Shire of Kellerberrin, including the localities of Doodlakine and Kellerberrin; all of the Shire of Kondinin, including the localities of Hyden and Kondinin; all of the Shire of Koorda; all of the Shire of Merredin, including the localities of Burracoppin and Merredin); all of the Shire of Mukinbudin; all of the Shire of Narembeen; all of the Shire of Northam, including the localities of Bakers Hill, Clackline, Grass Valley, Northam and Wundowie; all of the Shire of Nungarin; all of the Shire of Pingelly; all of the Shire of Quairading; all of the Shire of Tammin; all of the Shire of Trayning, including the localities of Kununoppin and Trayning; all of the Shire of Wandering; all of the Shire of Westonia; all of the Shire of Wongan-Ballidu, including the localities of Ballidu and Wongan Hills; all of the Shire of Wyalkatchem, including the localities of Korrelocking and Wyalkatchem; all of the Shire of Yilgarn, including the localities of Moorine Rock and Southern Cross; and all of the Shire of York, including the localities of Mount Hardey, Talbot and York.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,334; area 101,240 km2.

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DAWSON, Hon. Stephen Noel, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for Mining and Pastoral Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Mining and Pastoral Region on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 22 May 2013 – 16 October 2013.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Environment; Disability Services from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Parliamentary Secretary for the Kimberley; Pilbara; Gascoyne; Goldfields/Esperance: 19 April 2013 – 24 September 2013. Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Mental Health; Child Protection: 24 September 2013 – 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Deputy Chair Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Member Parliamentary Services Committee: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council from 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 30 July 1975, Dublin, Ireland. Arrived in Western Australia, July 1989.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT State Manager, Essential Media Communications.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Mining and Pastoral Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Kalgoorlie, Kimberley, North West Central and Pilbara.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 68,480; area 2,200,087 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament de GRUSSA, Hon. Colin Stephen, MLC Member for Agricultural Region The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the Agricultural Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 17 April 1973, Esperance, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Associate Degree of Agriculture. Farmer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Agricultural Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Central Wheatbelt, Geraldton, Moore and Roe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 102,748; area 281,264 km2.

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DOUST, Hon. Catherine (Kate) Esther, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for South Metropolitan Region on 10 February 2001 for term commencing 22 May 2001. Re-elected 26 February 2005 for term commencing 22 May 2005; 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009; 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 23 May 2001 – 21 May 2005. Parliamentary Superannuation Board: 11 April 2005 – 17 August 2008. Parliamentary Superannuation Board: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. President of the Legislative Council from 23 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Government Enterprises; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management (with respect to Deputy Premier; Minister for Government Enterprises; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management only); to the Minister for Community Development; Culture and the Arts; Women’s Interests; and to the Minister for Housing and Works; Heritage; Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 26 April 2005 – 2 March 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Small Business; Peel and the South West; Minister Assisting the Minister for Education and Training (with respect to Small Business and Minister Assisting the Minister for Education and Training only): 2 March 2006 – 9 November 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Government Enterprises; Minister assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management (with respect to Deputy Premier, Government Enterprises only); Minister for Housing and Works; Consumer Protection; Heritage; Land Information: 2 March 2006 – 19 December 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Community Development; Seniors and Volunteering; Youth: 2 March 2006 – 19 December 2006. Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 27 June 2006 – 19 December 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Child Protection; Communities; Seniors and Volunteering; Peel (with respect to Child Protection, Communities, Seniors and Volunteering only): 19 December 2006 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Treasurer; and Minister for State Development: 19 December 2006 – 23 September 2008.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Energy; Science and Innovation: 16 September 2008 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Commerce; Consumer Protection; Small Business; Science; Innovation and Technology; Trade: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations; Commerce; Small Business; Trade; Electoral Affairs: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Industrial Relations; Commerce; Information Communications Technology; Small Business; Electoral Affairs: 26 June 2015 – 17 March 2017.

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The Fortieth Parliament DOUST, Hon. Catherine (Kate) Esther, MLC (continued)

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation: 31 May 2001 – 21 May 2005. Procedure and Privileges Committee: 24 May 2001 – 21 May 2005. Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 28 June 2001 – 21 May 2005. Select Committee on Advocacy for Children: 11 June 2003 – 2 July 2004. Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 26 May 2005 – 4 June 2009. Participating Member, Standing Committee on Legislation for Inquiry into the Surrogacy Bill 2007: 14 November 2007 – 8 May 2008. Select Committee into the Appropriateness of Powers and Penalties for Breaches of Parliamentary Privileges and Contempts of Parliament: 5 June 2008 – 7 August 2008 and 12 November 2008 – 7 May 2009. Parliamentary Services Committee: 25 November 2008 – 21 May 2009. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2013. Chair, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Chair, Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges from 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council: 16 September 2008 – 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 27 May 1962, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA. Trade union official.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Baldivis, Bateman, Bicton, Cannington, Cockburn, Fremantle, Jandakot, Kwinana, Riverton, Rockingham, South Perth, Southern River, Victoria Park, Warnbro and Willagee.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 409,325; area 753 km2.

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ELLERY, Hon. Suzanne (Sue) Mary, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney General; Minister for Health; Electoral Affairs: 27 June 2003 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Community Development; Women’s Interests; Seniors and Youth; Disability Services; Culture and the Arts: 21 September 2004 – 26 April 2005. Minister for Child Protection; Communities; Women’s Interests; Seniors and Volunteering: 2 March 2007 – 23 September 2008. Minister for Education and Training from 17 March 2017. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Child Protection; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Disability Services: 26 September 2008 – 14 February 2011. Shadow Minister for Child Protection; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Disability Services; Women’s Interests; and (from 27 January 2012) Early Childhood: 14 February 2011 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Education; Children’s Interests: 9 April 2013 – 17 March 2017. COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on the Anti-Corruption Commission: 27 June 2001 – 13 May 2004. Standing Committee on Public Administration and Finance: 28 June 2001 – 21 May 2005. Select Committee on Workers Compensation: 2 July 2004 – 17 November 2004 Parliamentary Services Committee: 17 August 2005 – 2 March 2007. Select Committee on Adequacy of Foster Care Assessment Procedures by the Department for Community Development: 21 September 2005 – 24 August 2006. Substitute Member, Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations for the Inquiry into Public Service Expenditure: 3 December 2008 – 19 May 2009. Co-opted Member, Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 15 September 2009 – 20 October 2011. PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS President Parliamentary Labor Party: 12 April 2001 – 19 March 2007. Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council: 23 September 2008 – 17 March 2017. Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council from 17 March 2017. PERSONAL Born 12 May 1962, Perth, Western Australia. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA. Industrial officer. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Baldivis, Bateman, Bicton, Cannington, Cockburn, Fremantle, Jandakot, Kwinana, Riverton, Rockingham, South Perth, Southern River, Victoria Park, Warnbro and Willagee.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 409,325; area 753 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament EVERS, Hon. Diane Marie, MLC Member for South West Region Greens (WA)

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the South West Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 2 July 1963, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Sydney, NSW, from 20 May 1984. Arrived in Western Australia, August 1995.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSc Accountancy. Manager.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South West Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Albany, Bunbury, Collie-Preston, Dawesville, Mandurah, Murray-Wellington, Vasse and Warren-Blackwood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 226,051; area 45,079 km2.

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FARAGHER, Hon. Donna Evelyn Mary, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for East Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected (as Donna Evelyn Mary Taylor) to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for East Metropolitan Region on 26 February 2005 for term commencing 22 May 2005. Re-elected 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009; 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Environment, Youth: 23 September 2008 – 22 November 2010. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for State Development: 14 December 2010 – 21 March 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science: 21 March 2013 – 10 March 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Treasurer; Minister for State Development; Science: 10 March 2014 – 17 March 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science: 17 March 2014 – 31 March 2016. Minister for Planning; Disability Services: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Spokesperson for Youth Affairs: 22 May 2005 – 4 February 2006. Opposition Spokesperson for Youth Affairs; Drug Abuse Strategy: 4 February 2006 – 25 January 2008. Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Youth; Drug Abuse Strategy; Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Cabinet: 25 January 2008 – 8 August 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Cabinet; Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Culture and the Arts; Drug Abuse Strategy and Youth: 8 August 2008 – 23 September 2008. Shadow Minister for Education and Training; Women’s Interests from 25 March 2017. COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and General Purposes: 26 May 2005 – 17 August 2005. Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 17 August 2005 – 23 September 2008. Substitute Member, Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges for Inquiry into Clause 5 of the Evidence and Public Interest Disclosure Amendment Bill 2011: 10 November 2011 – 29 November 2011. Chair (from 16 August 2012), Standing Committee on Legislation: 16 February 2011 – 21 May 2013. Deputy Chair (from 23 April 2012), Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 5 April 2012 – 21 May 2013. Standing Committee on Legislation: 22 May 2013 – 6 April 2016. Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People from 25 May 2017. PERSONAL Born (nee Taylor) 12 September 1975, Perth, Western Australia. Married. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MEd(Hons), JP. Policy and parliamentary adviser. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The East Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Armadale, Bassendean, Belmont, Darling Range, Forrestfield, Kalamunda, Maylands, Midland, Mirrabooka, Morley, Mount Lawley, Swan Hills, Thornlie and West Swan.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament FARINA, Hon. Adele, MLC Member for South West Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for South West Region on 10 February 2001 for term commencing 22 May 2001. Re-elected 26 February 2005 for term commencing 22 May 2005; 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009, 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 23 May 2001 – 21 May 2005. Chair of Committees: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Disability Services; Sport and Recreation; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and to the Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and the South West (with respect to Peel and the South West only): 26 April 2005 – 13 October 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 26 April 2005 – 23 September 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and the South West (with respect to Peel and the South West only); Disability Services; Sport and Recreation; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors: 13 October 2005 – 25 November 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and the South West (with respect to Peel and the South West only); and to the Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and Volunteering; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs (with respect to Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and Volunteering only): 25 November 2005 – 2 March 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs (with respect to Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Women’s Interests only): 2 March 2006 – 27 June 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Indigenous Affairs; Tourism; Culture and the Arts: 2 March 2006 – 19 December 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Minister assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 27 June 2006 – 19 December 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment; Climate Change; Disability Services: 19 December 2006 – 26 February 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism; Culture and the Arts; Consumer Protection: 19 December 2006 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training; South West; the Environment; Climate Change; Disability Services (with respect to the Environment; Climate Change; Disability Services only): 26 February 2007 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Disability Services; Tourism; Culture and the Arts; Consumer Protection: 11 April 2007 – 23 September 2008.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Attorney General: 19 April 2013 – 17 March 2017.

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FARINA, Hon. Adele, MLC (continued) The Fortieth Parliament

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation: 31 May 2000 – 21 May 2005 and 6 – 11 November 2008. Procedure and Privileges Committee: 24 May 2001 – 21 May 2005. Chair, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and General Purposes: 11 April 2002 – 21 May 2005. Select Committee of Privilege on a Matter Arising in the Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 21 March 2007 – 13 November 2007. Select Committee into the Police Raid on the Sunday Times: 14 May 2008 – 7 August 2008 and 12 November 2008 – 9 April 2009. Chair, (from 4 June 2009) Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 11 November 2008 – 21 May 2013. Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 22 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges from 23 May 2017. Chair, Standing Committee on Public Administration from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 31 March 1964, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, LLB. Solicitor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South West Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Albany, Bunbury, Collie-Preston, Dawesville, Mandurah, Murray-Wellington, Vasse and Warren-Blackwood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 226,051; area 45,079 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament FARRER, Josephine (Josie), MLA Member for Kimberley Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Kimberley on 9 March 2013 in succession to Carol Anne Martin (retired). Re-elected 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Select Committee on Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition: 2 December 2014 – 26 March 2015. Co-opted member to the Education and Health Standing Committee’s Inquiry into Aboriginal Youth Suicide in remote areas: 24 March 2016 - 17 November 2016. Education and Health Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 24 September 1947, Halls Creek, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Shire Council President and Councillor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Kimberley is located in the Mining and Pastoral Region and includes all of the Shire of Broome, including the localities of Broome, Cable Beach, Dampier Peninsula and Djugun; all of the Shire of Derby–West Kimberley, including the localities of Derby, Fitzroy Crossing, Mt Hardman and St George Ranges; all of the Shire of Hall Creek; and all of the Shire of Wyndham–East Kimberley, including the localities of Kalumburu, Kununurra and Wyndham.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 16,844; area 421,011 km2.

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FOLKARD, Mark James, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Burns Beach Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Burns Beach (new seat) on 11 March 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Superannuation Board from 21 June 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Community Development and Justice Standing Committee from 23 May 2017 (Deputy Chairman from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 23 January 1965, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Police Officer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Burns Beach is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Joondalup, including all or parts of the localities of Burns Beach, Currambine, Iluka, Joondalup and Kinross; and parts of the City of Wanneroo, including the localities of Clarkson and Mindarie.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,779; area 40 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament FREEMAN, Janine Marie, MLA Member for Mirrabooka Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Nollamara (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2011. Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Mirrabooka (new seat) on 9 March 2013. Re-elected 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 16 April 2013 – 30 January 2017. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 16 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Education and Health Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Education and Health Standing Committee from 23 May 2017 (Chair from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 12 June 1965, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEc, GradDip (OH&S). Director Health Employees Superannuation Trust; Official at Liquor Hospitality Miscellaneous Union.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Mirrabooka is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Stirling including all or parts of the localities of Balga, Dianella, Mirrabooka and Westminster; parts of the City of Wanneroo including the localities of Alexander Heights and Kondoola; and part of the City of Swan, including part of the locality of Ballajura.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,798; area 22 km2.

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GOIRAN, Hon. Nicolas (Nick) Pierre, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for South Metropolitan Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Re-elected 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Mental Health; Child Protection: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Child Protection; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People: 4 June 2009 – 30 January 2013. Chair (from 18 June 2009), Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 4 June 2009 – 30 January 2013. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 21 March 2012 – 21 May 2013. Chair (from 23 May 2013), Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 21 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 16 August 2012 – 21 May 2013. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Legislation from 23 May 2017. Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017. Select Committee into Elder Abuse from 13 September 2017.

PERSONAL Born 15 October 1977, Sydney, New South Wales. Arrived in Western Australia, 1977. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BCom, LLB. Barrister and solicitor.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 409,325; area 753 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament GRAHAM, Hon. Laurence (Laurie) William, MLC Member for the Agricultural Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the Agricultural Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Superannuation Board from 25 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 21 November 1945. Geraldton, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Consultant. Semi-retired Consulting Services.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Agricultural Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Central Wheatbelt, Geraldton, Moore and Roe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 102,748; area 281,264 km2.

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HAMILTON, Emily Louise, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Joondalup Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Joondalup on 11 March 2017, in succession to Jan-Henrik Norberger (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 20 June 2017 (Chair from 26 June 2017).

PERSONAL Born 14 January 1985, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA. Electorate Officer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Joondalup is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Joondalup, including all or parts of the localities of Beldon, Connolly, Currambine, Edgewater, Heathridge, Joondalup, Mullaloo and Ocean Reef.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,495; area 32 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament HARVEY, Hon. Liza Mary, MLA Member for Scarborough Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Scarborough (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 11 November 2008 – 16 February 2011.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Small Business: 14 December 2010 – 29 June 2012. Minister for Police; Road Safety: 29 June 2012 – 21 March 2013. Minister for Police; Road Safety; Small Business; Women’s Interests: 21 March 2013 – 5 August 2013. Minister for Police; Tourism; Road Safety; Women’s Interests: 5 August 2013 – 8 December 2014. Minister for Police; Road Safety; Training and Workforce Development; Women’s Interests: 8 December 2014 – 16 February 2017. Deputy Premier; Minister for Police; Road Safety; Training and Workforce Development; Women’s Interests: 16 February 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands from 25 March 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Opposition from 21 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 14 December 2010.

PERSONAL Born 25 October 1966, Manjimup, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Small Business Proprietor - retail fishing tackle.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Scarborough is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Stirling, including all or parts of the localities of Doubleview, Gwelup, Innaloo, Karrinyup, Scarborough, Trigg and Woodlands.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,893; area 20 km2.

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HEALY, Terrence (Terry) James, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Southern River Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Southern River on 11 March 2017, in succession to Peter Abetz (defeated).

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 16 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 1 September 1981, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT MPA; BA; GradDipEd; GradDipPubAdmin. Teacher, Local Government Councillor, Civil Marriage Celebrant, Local Santa.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Southern River is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes much of the City of Gosnells, including all or parts of the localities of Canning Vale, Gosnells, Huntingdale and Southern River.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,161; area 35 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament HOLT, Hon. Colin James, MLC Member for South West Region The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for South West Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Re-elected on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 21 June 2011 – 21 May 2013.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Training and Workforce Development; Water; Forestry (with respect to Training and Workforce Development; Water only): 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister assisting the Minister for State Development: 11 December 2013 – 9 December 2014. Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming: 9 December 2014 – 15 August 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming; and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry: 15 August 2016 – 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2013. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 21 June 2011 – 6 March 2012. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 22 May 2013 – 16 December 2014. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs from 23 May 2017. Deputy Chair (from 11 September 2017), Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS President of The Nationals WA: April 2009 – April 2013.

PERSONAL Born 31 August 1963, Goomalling, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSc(Zoology). Community Development Consultant.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South West Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Albany, Bunbury, Collie-Preston, Dawesville, Mandurah, Murray-Wellington, Vasse and Warren-Blackwood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 226,051; area 45,079 km2.

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HUGHES, Matthew, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Kalamunda Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Kalamunda on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. John Howard Dadley Day (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission from 15 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 9 February 1950, Audenshaw, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom. Arrived in Western Australia, April 1979.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEd(Hons), CertEd. Teacher. School Principal.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Kalamunda is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the Shire of Kalamunda, including all or parts of the localities of Bickley, Carmel, Gooseberry Hill, Kalamunda, Lesmurdie, Maida Vale and Walliston; parts of the Shire of Mundaring, including all or parts of the localities of Darlington, Glen Forrest, Hovea, Mahogany Creek, Mundaring, Parkerville and Stoneville; and parts of the City of Gosnells, including all or parts of the localities of Martin and Orange Grove.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,906; area 244 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament JOHNSTON, Hon. William (Bill) Joseph, MLA Member for Cannington Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Cannington (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Asian Engagement; Housing; Electoral Affairs; Commerce and Industrial Relations: 17 March 2017 – 22 March 2017. Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Commerce and Industrial Relations; Electoral Affairs; Asian Engagement from 22 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for State Development; Energy: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for State Development; Energy; Mines and Petroleum: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for State Development; Energy; Mines and Petroleum; Ports: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. (Deputy Chair from 26 November 2008). Public Accounts Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 30 January 2017.

PERSONAL Born 11 August 1962, Canberra, ACT. Arrived in Western Australia, 1989.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT State Secretary of the Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch).

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Cannington is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Canning, including all or part of the localities of Bentley, Cannington, East Cannington, Ferndale, Lynwood, Parkwood, Queens Park and Riverton; and parts of the City of Gosnells, including the localities of Beckenham and Langford.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 25,734; area 30 km2.

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KATSAMBANIS, Peter Argyris, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Hillarys Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for the North Metropolitan Region on 5 April 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Resigned 6 February 2017 (to contest the Legislative Assembly seat of Hillarys). Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Hillarys on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Robert (Rob) Frank Johnson (defeated).

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Superannuation Board from 21 June 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Police; Road Safety; Corrective Services; Industrial Relations: 25 March 2017 – 21 December 2017. Shadow Minister for Police; Road Safety; Industrial Relations from 21 December 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 22 May 2013 – 6 February 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 30 January 2017. Community Development and Justice Standing Committee from 23 May 2017 (Chair from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 24 December 1965, Melbourne, Australia. Arrived in Western Australia, 2010.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB, BComm. Former Member of the Legislative Council of Victoria (Lib), 30 March 1996 – 27 November 2002. Legal Practitioner; Chief of Staff

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Hillarys is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Joondalup, including all or parts of the localities of Beldon, Craigie, Hillarys, Kallaroo, Marmion, Padbury and Sorrento.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,561; Area 24 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament KELLY, Hon. David (Dave) Joseph, MLA Member for Bassendean Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Bassendean on 9 March 2013, in succession to Martin Paul Whitely (retired). Re-elected 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Water; Fisheries; Forestry; Innovation and ICT; Science from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Water; Fisheries; Youth: 9 April 2013 – 11 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 1 July 1962, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA. Union Secretary.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Bassendean is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes all of the Town of Bassendean, including all or parts of the localities of Ashfield, Bassendean and Eden Hill; parts of the City of Bayswater, including all or parts of the localities of Ashfield and Morley; and parts of the City of Swan including all or parts of the localities of Beechboro, Kiara and Lockridge.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,279; area 24 km2.

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KIRKUP, Zak Richard Francis, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Dawesville Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Dawesville on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Kimberley (Kim) Desmond Hames (retired).

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition: 25 March 2017 – 21 December 2017. Shadow Minister for Corrective Services: 21 December 2017 – 16 April 2018. Shadow Minister for Corrective Services; Shadow Minister assisting the Leader from 16 April 2018.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Community Development and Justice Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 23 February 1987, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Strategic Development Manager, BGC Australia, 2014–2017; Principal Policy Adviser, Premier of Western Australia, 2009–2014; Deputy State Director WA Liberal Party, 2006–2009.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Dawesville is located in the South West Region and includes parts of the City of Mandurah, including the localities of Bouvard, Dawesville, Dudley Park, Erskine, Falcon, Halls Head, Herron and Wannanup.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 29,611; area 168 km2.

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PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Carine on 6 September 2008, in succession to Katina Hodson-Thomas (retired). Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Commerce: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Local Government; Heritage; Culture and the Arts; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 18 October 2012 – 30 January 2013. Community Development and Justice Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip: 21 March 2013 – 23 September 2016.

PERSONAL Born, 13 June 1966, Zagreb, Croatia. Arrived in Western Australia, 1969.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BBus. Officer in Australian Taxation Office.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Carine is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Joondalup, including all or parts of the localities of Duncraig, Marmion and Sorrento; and parts of the City of Stirling including all or parts of the localities of Carine, Gwelup, Karrinyup, North Beach and Watermans Bay.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,520; area 23 km2.

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L’ESTRANGE, Sean Kimberley, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Churchlands Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Churchlands on 9 March 2013, in succession to Hon. Dr Elizabeth (Liz) Constable (retired). Re-elected 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Small Business: 31 March 2016 – 23 September 2016. Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Finance; Small Business: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Economic Development; Defence Issues; Innovation and ICT; Science; Manager of Opposition Business: 25 March 2017 – 19 January 2018. Shadow Minister for Health; Mental Health; Manager of Opposition Business from 19 January 2018.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 22 May 2013 – 18 March 2014. Public Accounts Committee: 18 March 2014 – 31 March 2016 (Chair from 19 March 2014). Economics and Industry Standing Committee from 23 May 2017 (Deputy Chair from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 19 September 1967, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEd, DipT, MEd, GradDipResourceMan, GradDipMan, psc(j). Leadership and Management Consultant; Army Officer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Churchlands is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Stirling, including all or parts of the localities of Churchlands, Glendalough, Wembley, Wembley Downs and Woodlands; and parts of the Town of Cambridge, including all or parts of the localities of City Beach, Floreat, Wembley and West Leederville.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,865; area 25 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament LOGAN, Hon. Francis (Fran) Michael, MLA Member for Cockburn Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Cockburn on 10 February 2001, in succession to William (Bill) Ian Thomas (retired). Re-elected 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture; Forestry and Fisheries; the Midwest; Wheatbelt; Great Southern: 20 March 2001 – 27 June 2003. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment; Heritage; Water Resources: 20 March 2001 – 27 June 2003. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture; Forestry and Fisheries; the Midwest; Wheatbelt; Great Southern: 27 June 2003 – 10 March 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment: 27 June 2003 – 10 March 2005. Minister for Housing and Works; Heritage; Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 10 March 2005 – 3 February 2006. Minister for Energy; Science and Innovation: 3 February 2006 – 13 December 2006. Minister for Energy; Resources; Industry and Enterprise: 13 December 2006 – 23 September 2008. Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Water; Consumer Protection; Industrial Relations: 26 September 2008 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Water; Industrial Relations; Corrective Services: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Housing; Local Jobs; Training and Workforce Development: 9 April 2013 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Procedure and Privileges Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Parliamentary Services Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chair from 15 May 2013).

PERSONAL 25 February 1956, Whyteleafe, Surrey, UK. Arrived in Western Australia, October 1980.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA (Hons). Trade Union Official.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Cockburn is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Cockburn, including all or parts of the localities of Beeliar, Cockburn Central, Coogee, Munster, South Lake, Spearwood, Success and Yangebup.

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LOVE, Ronald (Shane) Shane, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Moore The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Moore on 9 March 2013, in succession to Hon. Grant Allen Woodhams (retired). Re-elected 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 24 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development: 8 December 2014 – 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 15 August 2013 – 14 May 2015. Education and Health Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 30 August 1961, Kerang, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, 1974.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BCom. Farmer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Moore is located in the Moore is located in the Agricultural Region and includes part of the City of Greater Geraldton, including the locality of Mullewa; all of the Shire of Carnamah; all of the Shire of Chapman Valley, including the localities of Waggrakine and White Peak; all of the Shire of Chittering, including the localities of Bindoon, Chittering, Lower Chittering and Muchea; all of the Shire of Coorow, including the localities of Green Head and Leeman; all of the Shire of Dalwallinu, including the localities of Dalwallinu, Kalannie and Wubin; all of the Shire of Dandaragan, including the localities of Cervantes, Dandaragan and Jurien Bay; all of the Shire of Gingin, including the localities of Gabbadah, Gingin, Guilderton and Lancelin; all of the Shire of Irwin, including the localities of Dongara and Port Denison; all of the Shire of Mingenew; all of the Shire of Moora; all of the Shire of Morawa; all of the Shire of Northampton, including the localities of Kalbarri and Northampton; all of the Shire of Perenjori; all of the Shire of Three Springs; all of the Shire of Toodyay, including the localities of Coondle, Morangup and Toodyay; and all of the Shire of Victoria Plains, including the localities of Bolgart, Calingiri, Mogumber and New Norcia.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 24,581; area 71,817 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament McGINN, Hon. Kyle Owen, MLC Member for Mining and Pastoral Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the Mining and Pastoral Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Public Administration from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 15 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 23 May 1988, Darwin, Northern Territory. Arrived in Western Australia, January 2014.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Union Organiser.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Mining and Pastoral Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Kalgoorlie, Kimberley, North West Central and Pilbara.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 68,480; area 2,200,087 km2.

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McGOWAN, Hon. Mark, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Rockingham Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Fifth Parliament for Rockingham on 14 December 1996, in succession to Hon. Michael Barnett (retired). Re-elected 2001, 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and to the Minister for Public Sector Management; Federal Affairs; Science; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests: 16 February 2001 – 26 February 2005. Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and South West: 10 March 2005 – 13 October 2005. Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and South West; Disability Services; Sport and Recreation; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors: 13 October 2005 – 25 November 2005. Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and South West: 25 November 2005 – 3 February 2006. Minister for the Environment; Racing and Gaming: 3 February 2006 – 9 November 2006. Minister for the Environment; Racing and Gaming; Peel; South West: 9 November 2006 – 13 December 2006. Minister for Education and Training; South West: 13 December 2006 – 26 February 2007. Minister for Education and Training; South West; Environment; Climate Change; Disability Services: 26 February 2007 – 2 March 2007. Minister for Education and Training; South West: 2 March 2007 – 23 September 2008. Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development, Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations from 17 March 2017. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Local Government: 15 January 1997 – 4 August 1999. Spokesperson for Tourism; Local Government; Heritage; Sport and Recreation: 5 August 1999 – 10 February 2001. Manager of Opposition Business; Shadow Minister for State Development; Trade; Planning; Housing and Works: 26 September 2008 – 5 March 2010. Manager of Opposition Business; Shadow Minister for State Development; Regional Development; Housing and Works; Trade: 5 March 2010 – 23 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Regional Development; Economic Reform; Public Sector Management: 27 January 2012 – 11 March 2017. COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 6 May 1997 – 22 October 1997. Procedure and Privileges Committee: 13 November 2008 – 13 February 2012 (Deputy Chair from 26 November 2008). PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Leader of the Opposition: 23 January 2012 – 17 March 2017. PERSONAL Born 13 July 1967, Newcastle, New South Wales. Arrived in Western Australia, 1991. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA; LLB; GradDipLegPrac. Naval Officer; Royal Australian Navy (Legal Officer). ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Rockingham is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Rockingham including all or parts of the localities of Cooloongup, East Rockingham, Garden Island, Hillman, Peron, Rockingham, Safety Bay, Shoalwater and Waikiki. Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,943; area 48 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament McGRATH, John Edwin, MLA Member for South Perth Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for South Perth on 26 February 2005, in succession to Hon. Phillip George Pendal (retired). Re-elected 2008, 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier: Minister for State Development: 8 July 2011 – 21 March 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Science: 21 March 2013 – 31 March 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Tourism; Science: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Spokesperson on Seniors; Racing and Gaming; Liquor Licensing: 20 March 2005 – 4 February 2006. Shadow Minister for Road Safety; Seniors; Racing and Gaming; Liquor Licensing: 4 February 2006 – 8 April 2006. Shadow Minister for Road Safety; Racing and Gaming; Liquor Licensing: 8 April 2006 – 25 January 2008. Shadow Minister for Road Safety; Racing and Gaming; Housing and Works: 25 January 2008 – 20 June 2008. Shadow Minister for Racing and Gaming; Housing and Works: 20 June 2008 – 8 August 2008. Shadow Minister for Racing and Gaming; Sport and Recreation from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Parliamentary Services Committee: 7 April 2005 – 7 August 2008. Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 24 March 2011. Joint Standing Committee on the Review of the Racing and Wagering Western Australia Acts: 24 September 2009 – 21 October 2010 (Chair from 24 September 2009). Parliamentary Services Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip: 23 September 2008 – 7 July 2011.

PERSONAL Born 17 June 1947, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Journalist.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION South Perth is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes all of the City of South Perth, including the localities of Como, Karawara, Kensington, Manning, Salters Point, South Perth and Waterford; and part of the locality of Victoria Park in the Town of Victoria Park.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,477; area 28 km2.

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McGURK, Hon. Simone Frances, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Fremantle Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Fremantle on 9 March 2013, in succession to Adele Simone Carles (defeated). Re-elected 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Child Protection; Women’s Interests; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence; Community Services from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Community Services; Children’s Interests; Women’s Interests: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

PERSONAL Born 5 December 1963, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA (History), BA (Communication).

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Fremantle is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes most of the City of Fremantle, including all or parts of the localities of Beaconsfield, Fremantle, Hilton, Rottnest Island, South Fremantle and White Gum Valley; parts of the City of Cockburn, including all or parts of the localities of Hamilton Hill, North Coogee and Spearwood; and part of the Town of East Fremantle.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,765; area 47 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament MacTIERNAN, Hon. Alannah Joan Geraldine, MLC Member for North Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Fourth Parliament for the East Metropolitan Region (Legislative Council) on 6 February 1993 for a term commencing on 22 May 1993. Resigned 21 November 1996. Elected to the Thirty-Fifth Parliament for Armadale (Legislative Assembly) on 14 December 1996, in succession to Hon. Elsie Kay Hallahan (retired). Re-elected 2001, 2005, 2008. Resigned 20 July 2010. Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the North Metropolitan Region (Legislative Council) on 11 March 2017 for a term commencing on 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Planning and Infrastructure 16 February 2001 – 23 September 2008. Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Minister assisting the Minister for State Development, Jobs and Trade from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Productivity; Labour Relations: 18 October 1994 – 23 January 1995. Shadow Minister for Productivity; Labour Relations and Legislative Council Spokesperson on Housing and Construction: 23 January 1995 – 18 March 1996. Shadow Minister for Productivity; Labour Relations; Construction Industry: 18 March 1996 – 15 October 1996. Shadow Minister for Productivity; Labour Relations; Housing Construction: 15 October 1996 – 15 January 1997. Shadow Minister for Transport; Fair Trading: 15 January 1997 – 4 August 1999. Spokesperson for Transport; Planning: 5 August 1999 – 10 February 2001. Shadow Minister for Regional Development; Strategic Infrastructure; Climate Change: 26 September 2008 – 5 March 2010.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Constitutional Affairs and Statutes Revision Committee: 3 August 1993 – 14 November 1996. Public Accounts and Expenditure Review Committee: 11 March 1997 – 10 January 2001. Joint House Committee: 20 March 1997 – 11 June 1998. Joint Parliamentary Services Committee: 11 June 1998 – 24 November 1998. Chair (from 26 November 2008), Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 20 July 2010.

PERSONAL Born 10 January 1953, Melbourne, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, December 1971.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, LLB, BJur. Solicitor. Former Member of the House of Represntatives for Perth, 7 September 2013–9 May 2016).

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2.

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MARMION, Hon. William (Bill) Richard, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Nedlands Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Nedlands on 6 September 2008, in succession to Susan (Sue) Elizabeth Walker (defeated). Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport: 23 September 2008 – 11 August 2009. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for State Development; Parliamentary Secretary representing the Minister for Mines and Petroleum: 11 August 2009 – 28 April 2010. Minister for Commerce; Science and Innovation; Housing; Minister Assisting the Treasurer: 28 April 2010 – 14 December 2010. Minister for Environment; Water: 14 December 2010 – 21 March 2013. Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Housing: 21 March 2013 – 8 December 2014. Minister for Finance; Mines and Petroleum: 8 December 2014 – 31 March 2016. Minister for State Development; Finance: 31 March 2016 – 17 May 2016. Minister for State Development; Finance; Innovation: 17 May 2016 – 23 September 2016. Minister for State Development; Transport; Innovation: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Health; Mental Health: 25 March 2017 – 19 January 2018. Shadow Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Innovation and Disruptive Technologies; Defence Issues; Science from 19 January 2018.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Education and Health Standing Committee from 23 May 2017 (Deputy Chair from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 22 May 1954, Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEng, MBA. Small Business Partnership; Strategic Planning; Civil Engineer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Nedlands is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes all of the City of Subiaco, including all or parts of the localities of Crawley, Daglish, Jolimont, Nedlands, Shenton Park and Subiaco; parts of the City of Nedlands. including all or parts of the localities of Claremont, Dalkeith, Floreat, Karrakatta, Mount Claremont, Nedlands and Shenton Park; part of the City of Perth, including part of the locality of Crawley; a small part of the Town of Claremont including part of the locality of Claremont; and parts of the Town of Cambridge, including all of the locality of Jolimont and parts of the localities of Floreat, Subiaco, Wembley and West Leederville.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,348; area 30 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament MAZZA, Hon. Ricky (Rick) John, MLC Member for Agricultural Region Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Agricultural Region on 9 March 2013 for term commencing on 22 May 2013. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Chair (from 19 September 2016), Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Chair (from 19 September 2016), Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 21 May 2017. Co-opted Member, Standing Committee on Public Administration’s Inquiry into the potential environmental contribution of recreational hunting systems: 27 November 2013 – 10 March 2015. Chair, Select Committee into the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: 14 May 2015 – 19 May 2016. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 17 February 1961, Bunbury, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Self-employed. Real Estate, Farmer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Agricultural Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Central Wheatbelt, Geraldton, Moore and Roe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 102,748; area 281,264 km2.

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METTAM-KNARHOI, Elizabeth (Libby), MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Vasse Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Vasse at the by-election on 18 October 2014, held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Troy Raymond Buswell. Re-elected 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Tourism; Small Business from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 26 February 2015 – 30 January 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 20 June 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip: 23 September 2016 – 11 March 2017. Opposition Whip from 25 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 3 May 1977, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, MPA.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Vasse is located in the South West Region and includes all of the City of Busselton, including the localities of Abbey, Bovell, Broadwater, Busselton, Dunsborough, Geographe, Vasse, West Busselton, Yalingup and Yalyalup; and parts of the Shire of Augusta–Margaret River, including the localities of Cowaramup and Gracetown.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,962; area 2,542 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament MICHAEL, David Robert, MLA Member for Balcatta Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Balcatta on 11 March 2017, in succession to Christopher David Hatton (defeated).

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip from 15 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 25 January 1980, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEc. City of Stirling Councillor, Deputy Mayor 2011–2013.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Balcatta is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Stirling, including the localities of Balcatta, Hamersley, Joondanna, Osborne Park, Stirling and Tuart Hill.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,946; area 21 km2.

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MICHEL, Kevin Joseph Jude, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Pilbara Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Pilbara on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Brendon John Grylls (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Procedure and Privileges Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 26 March 1961, Golden Rock, India. Arrived in Western Australia, May 1998.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Diploma of Engineering - Refrigeration and Air Conditioning - Mechanical Trade. Owner and Director of Air Conditioning Business.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Pilbara is located in the Mining and Pastoral Region and includes all of the City of Karratha, including the localities of Baynton, Bulgarra, Dampier, Millars Well, Nickel, Roebourne and Wickham; all of the Town of Port Hedland, including the localities of Port Hedland, South Hedland and Strelley; and all of the Shire of East Pilbara, including the localities of Gibson Desert North, Marble Bar, Newman, Nullagine and Telfer.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 21,180; area 406,525 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament MILLMAN, Simon Alexander, MLA Member for Mount Lawley Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Mount Lawley on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Michael William Sutherland (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017. Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017.

PERSONAL Born 14 January 1977, Geelong, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, January 1997.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA (Hons), LLB. Lawyer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Mount Lawley is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Stirling, including all or parts of the localities of Coolbinia, Dianella, Menora, Mount Lawley and Yokine; parts of the City of Vincent, including parts of the localities of East Perth and Mount Lawley; and parts of the City of Bayswater, including parts of the localities of Dianella, Morley and Mount Lawley.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,075; area 18 km2.

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MISCHIN, Hon. Michael, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for North Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for North Metropolitan Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Re-elected on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 4 June 2009 – 16 August 2012. Parliamentary Superannuation Board from 25 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney General; Minister for Corrective Services: 11 August 2009 – 14 December 2010. Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer; Attorney General (with respect to the Attorney General only): 14 December 2010 – 12 June 2012. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Fisheries; Electoral Affairs; Justice (with respect to Justice only): 12 June 2012 – 29 June 2012. Attorney General: 29 June 2012 – 21 March 2013. Attorney General; Minister for Commerce: 21 March 2013 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Attorney General; Shadow Minister for Commerce from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Chair, Standing Committee on Legislation: 4 June 2009 – 16 August 2012. Procedure and Privileges Committee: 4 June 2009 – 6 March 2012. Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 5 April 2012 – 16 August 2012. Chair, Joint Select Committee on Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition: 2 December 2014 – 26 March 2015. Chair, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislative and Statutes Review from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council from 25 March 2017. PERSONAL Born 29 December 1958, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB (Hons), BJuris (Hons). Senior State Prosecutor with Director of Public Prosecutions Office.

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PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Jandakot on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Joseph (Joe) Michael Francis (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 24 October 1975, Mumbai, India. Arrived in Western Australia, July 1997.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BCom, MCom, MMBF, DipIT. Self-employed - Post Master.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Jandakot is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Armadale, including the localities of Forrestdale, Harrisdale and Piara Waters; parts of the City of Canning, including parts of the localities of Canning Vale and Leeming; parts of the City of Cockburn, including parts of the localities of Jandakot and Leeming; parts of the City of Gosnells, including part of the locality of Canning Vale; and parts of the City of Melville, including part of the locality of Leeming.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 29,048; area 94 km2.

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MURRAY, Hon. Michael (Mick) Philip, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Collie-Preston Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Collie on 10 February 2001, in succession to Dr Hilda Margaret Turnbull (defeated). Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2003. Elected to the Thirty- Seventh Parliament for Collie-Wellington (new seat) on 26 February 2005. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2007. Elected to the Thirty- Eighth Parliament for Collie-Preston (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Superannuation Board: 1 August 2001 – 17 August 2008. MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism; Small Business; Sport and Recreation; Peel and the South West: 21 September 2004 – 26 February 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Fisheries; the Kimberley, Pilbara and Gascoyne (with respect to Local Government and Regional Development only): 2 March 2006 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Small Business; Peel and the South West; Minister assisting the Minister for Education and Training (with respect to Peel and the South West only): 2 March 2006 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Regional Development: 2 March 2007 – 11 April 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training; South West (with respect to South West only): 11 April 2007 – 23 September 2008. Minister for Seniors and Ageing; Volunteering; Sport and Recreation from 17 March 2017. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Agriculture; Forestry; Racing and Gaming: 26 September 2008 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation; Racing and Gaming; Forestry; South West; Great Southern; Goldfields-Esperance; Wheatbelt: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Regional Roads; Racing and Gaming; Forestry; South West: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Regional Roads; Racing and Gaming; Forestry; South West; Agriculture and Food: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017. COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 30 May 2001 – 23 January 2005 Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 7 April 2005 – 6 September 2008. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 24 November 2005 – 8 March 2006. Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Government Whip: 12 April 2001 – 29 March 2005. PERSONAL Born 26 November 1949, Perth, Western Australia. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Mechanic. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Collie-Preston is located in the South West Region and includes all of the Shire of Collie, including the localities of Allanson and Collie; all of the Shire of Dardanup, including the localities of Burekup, Dardanup, Dardanup West, Eaton and Millbridge; parts of the Shire of Harvey, including part of the town of Australind; all of the Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup, including the localities of Balingup, Donnybrook and Kirup; and parts of the Shire of Capel, including the localities of Boyanup, Capel, Gelorup and Stratham.

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The Fortieth Parliament NAHAN, Hon. Dr Michael (Mike) Dennis, MLA Member for Riverton Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Riverton on 6 September 2008, in succession to Anthony David McRae (defeated). Re-elected 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Superannuation Board: November 2008 – 30 January 2013.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education; Energy; Indigenous Affairs: 29 June 2012 – 21 March 2013. Minister for Energy; Finance; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests: 21 March 2013 – 17 March 2014. Treasurer; Minister for Energy; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests: 17 March 2014 – 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development, Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 17 August 2012 (Chair from 26 November 2008).

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Leader of the Opposition from 21 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 2 July 1950, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA. Arrived in Western Australia, July 1982; in Victoria, 1995 to 2006; returned to Western Australia, July 2006.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BEc, MS, PhD. Consultant.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Riverton is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of City of Melville, including all or parts of the localities of Brentwood, Bull Creek and Mount Pleasant; and parts of the City of Canning, including the localities of Riverton, Rossmoyne, Shelley and Willetton.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 25,386; area 20 km2.

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NALDER, Dean Cambell, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Bateman Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Alfred Cove on 9 March 2013, in succession to Dr Janet May Woollard (defeated). Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2015. Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Bateman on 11 March 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Transport; Finance: 17 March 2014 – 8 December 2014. Minister for Transport: 8 December 2014 – 31 March 2016. Minister for Agriculture and Food; Transport: 31 March 2016 – 20 September 2016.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Finance; Energy from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 9 May 2013 – 18 March 2014 (Chair from 15 May 2013). Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 18 March 2014 (Deputy Chair from 3 July 2013). Public Accounts Committee from 23 May 2017 (Deputy Chair from 24 May 2017). Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 5 February 1966, Narrogin, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BBus (Econs & Fin Mgt); GradDip(AppFin).

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Bateman is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Melville, including all or parts of the localities of Alfred Cove, Applecross, Ardross, Bateman, Booragoon, Brentwood, Mount Pleasant, Myaree and Winthrop.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,024; area 25 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament O’BRIEN, Hon. Simon McDonnell, MLC Member for South Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Fifth Parliament for South Metropolitan Region on 14 December 1996 for term commencing 22 May 1997. Re-elected on 10 February 2001 for term commencing 22 May 2001; 26 February 2005 for term commencing 22 May 2005; 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009; 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 23 May 2001 – 21 May 2005, 24 May 2005 – 23 September 2008 and 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Deputy President and Chair of Committees from 23 May 2017 MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Transport; Disability Services: 23 September 2008 – 14 December 2010. Minister for Finance; Commerce; Small Business: 14 December 2010 – 21 March 2013. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Drug Strategy (Drug Abuse Strategy from 1 January 2002): 9 March 2001 – 27 May 2004. Coalition Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Consumer Affairs; Drug Abuse Strategy: 27 May 2004 – 16 March 2005. Shadow Minister for Commerce and Trade; Works and Services; and Disability Services: 16 March 2005 – 4 February 2006. Shadow Minister for Education; Asian Economic Development; and Commerce and Trade: 4 February 2006 – 8 April 2006; for Planning and Infrastructure; and (until 25 January 2008) Asian Economic Development: 8 April 2006 – 8 August 2008; for Transport: 8 August 2008 – 23 September 2008. Shadow Minister for Electoral Affairs from 21 December 2017. COMMITTEE SERVICE Estimates and Financial Operations Committee: 27 May 1997 – 10 January 2001. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 26 June 1997 – 26 March 2002. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 23 May 2001 – 21 May 2005. Uniform Legislation and General Purposes Committee: 11 April 2002 – 17 August 2005. Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 24 May 2005 – 23 September 2008. Chair (from 24 August 2005), Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 17 August 2005 – 23 September 2008. Chair, Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges from 23 May 2017. Standing Committee on Legislation from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017. PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council: 30 March 2005 – 23 September 2008. PERSONAL Born 16 May 1960, Perth, Western Australia. Married. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Customs officer. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Baldivis, Bateman, Bicton, Cannington, Cockburn, Fremantle, Jandakot, Kwinana, Riverton, Rockingham, South Perth, Southern River, Victoria Park, Warnbro and Willagee. Enrolment (9 February 2017) 409,325; area 753 km2. 72 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1

O’DONNELL, Kyran Martin, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Kalgoorlie Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Kalgoorlie on 11 March 2017, in succession to Wendy Maxine Duncan (retired).

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs from 25 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People from 13 June 2017. (Deputy Chair from 21 June 2017).

PERSONAL Born 29 October 1958, Melbourne, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, 1975.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Retired Police Officer. (Police officer from 1982 – 2017).

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Kalgoorlie is located in the Mining and Pastoral Region and includes all of the City of Kalgoorlie–Boulder, including the localities of Boulder and South Boulder, Hannans, Kalgoorlie, Lamington, Piccadilly, Somerville, South Kalgoorlie and Victory; all of the Shire of Coolgardie, including the localities of Coolgardie and Kambalda East and Kambalda West; all of the Shire of Dundas, including the localities of Eucla and Norseman; all of the Shire of Laverton; all of the Shire of Leonora; and all of the Shire of Menzies, including the localities of Menzies and Plumridge Lakes.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 20,024; area 555,448 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament O’MALLEY, Lisa Margaret, MLA Member for Bicton Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Bicton (new seat) on 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee from 20 February 2018. Joint Audit Committee from 20 February 2018.

PERSONAL Born 25 September 1968, Korumburra, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, July 1993.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Graduate Diploma - Recreation Studies. Business Owner and City of Melville Councillor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Bicton is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Melville, including all or part of the localities of Alfred Cove, Attadale, Bicton, Melville, Myaree and Palmyra; part of the locality of Fremantle in the City of Fremantle; and part of the locality of East Fremantle in the Town of East Fremantle.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,009; area 20 km2.

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PAPALIA, Hon. Paul, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Warnbro Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Peel at the by-election on 3 February 2007 held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Mr Norman Richard Marlborough. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2007. Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Warnbro (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Small Business; Defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs: 17 March 2017 – 6 April 2017. Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Small Business; Defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests from 6 April 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Local Government; Heritage; Citizenship; Multicultural Interests; Corrective Services: 26 September 2008 – 8 April 2009. Shadow Minister for Local Government; Corrective Services: 8 April 2009 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Education; Agriculture and Food: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Tourism; Corrective Services; Defence Issues; Gascoyne; Goldfields-Esperance: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Tourism; Corrective Services; Defence Issues: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Education and Health Standing Committee for the purpose only of the inquiry into the Cause and Extent of Lead Pollution in the Esperance Area: 4 April 2007 – 6 September 2007. Education and Health Standing Committee: 7 September 2007 – 7 August 2008. Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 22 May 2013 – 19 February 2014. (Deputy Chair from 23 May 2013). Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 11 February 2014 – 30 January 2017.

PERSONAL Born 12 July 1962, Bunbury, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT GradDipBusAdmin. Lieutenant Commander; Royal Australian Navy; Navy Clearance Diver; Self Employed; Small Business Owner.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Warnbro is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Rockingham, including all or parts of the localities of Baldivis, Golden Bay, Karnup, Port Kennedy, Secret Harbour, Singleton, Waikiki and Warnbro.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,051; area 92 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament PRICE, Stephen James, MLA Member for Forrestfield Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Forrestfield on 11 March 2017, in succession to Nathan Wray Morton (defeated).

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 16 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 5 October 1969, Bunbury, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT GradDipMan; MBA. Union Official.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Forrestfield is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Gosnells, including all or parts of the localities of Kenwick, Maddington and Orange Grove; and parts of the Shire of Kalamunda including all or part of the localities of Forrestfield, High Wycombe, Maida Vale and Wattle Grove.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,994; area 59 km2.

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PRITCHARD, Hon. Martin Brian, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for North Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for the North Metropolitan Region on 21 April 2015 following a recount conducted by the Electoral Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon. Ljiljanna Ravlich. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 5 May 2015 – 30 January 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee: 25 May 2015 – 21 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 15 June 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip from 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 16 July 1959, Lymington, England. Arrived in Western Australia, 1967. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Union Official.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament PUNCH, Donald (Don) Thomas, MLA Member for Bunbury Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Bunbury on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Giovanni (John) Mario Castrilli (retired).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Community Development and Justice Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 31 August 1956, United Kingdom. Arrived in Western Australia, June 1971.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BPsych, BSW, MBA. Department of Family and Children’s Sercices 1981–1996; CEO with South West Development Commission 1996–2016; Self Employed 2016-2017.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Bunbury is located in the South West Region and includes all of the City of Bunbury, including the localities of Bunbury, Carey Park, East Bunbury, Glen Iris, South Bunbury, Usher and Withers; and part of the Shire of Capel, including the locality of Dalyellup.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,943; area 82 km2.

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QUIGLEY, Hon. John Robert, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Butler Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Innaloo on 10 February 2001 in succession to Hon. George Joseph Strickland (retired). Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2003. Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Mindarie (new seat) on 26 February 2005. Re-elected 2008. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2011. Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Butler (new seat) on 9 March 2013. Re-elected 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 29 March 2005 – 7 August 2008.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Attorney General from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Attorney General: 8 April 2009 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 7 April 2005 – 7 August 2008. (Chair from 7 April 2005). Procedure and Privileges Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

PERSONAL Born 1 December 1948, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB; JP. Barrister and Solicitor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Butler is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Wanneroo, including all or parts of the localities of Alkimos, Butler, Jindalee, Merriwa, Quinns Rocks, Ridgewood, Two Rocks and Yanchep.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 30,381; area 163 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament QUIRK, Margaret Mary, MLA Member for Girrawheen Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Girrawheen on 10 February 2001, in succession to Edward Joseph Cunningham (retired). Re-elected 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Police and Emergency Services: 27 June 2003 – 26 February 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Water Resources; Federal Affairs: 26 April 2005 – 25 November 2005. Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and Volunteering; Minister assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs: 25 November 2005 – 3 February 2006. Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs: 3 February 2006 – 8 May 2006. Minister for Justice; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs: 8 May 2006 – 9 May 2006. Minister for Justice; Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs: 9 May 2006 – 26 May 2006. Minister for Corrective Services; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs: 26 May 2006 – 9 November 2006. Minister for Corrective Services; Women’s Interests; Small Business; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs: 9 November 2006 – 13 December 2006. Minister for Corrective Services; Small Business; Women’s Interests; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal-State Relations: 13 December 2006 – 2 March 2007. Minister for Corrective Services; Small Business; Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal-State Relations: 2 March 2007 – 23 September 2008.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 20 March 2018.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Police; Emergency Services; Road Safety: 26 September 2008 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services; Bushfire Response; Electoral Affairs; Seniors and Volunteering: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services; Bushfire Preparedness; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors, Ageing and Volunteering; Heritage: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Emergency Services; Bushfire Preparedness; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and Ageing: 29 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 28 June 2001 – 13 August 2003 (Chair from 28 June 2001). Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 31 May 2005 – 8 March 2006. Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 18 August 2010 – 30 January 2013. Parliamentary Services Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

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Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Chair from 15 May 2013). Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission from 15 June 2017 (Chair from 21 June 2017).

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip: 6 March 2001 – 23 January 2005.

PERSONAL Born 26 June 1957, Adelaide, South Australia. Arrived in Western Australia, 1961.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB(Hons), MA. Barrister and Solicitor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Girrawheen is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Wanneroo, including all of the localities of Darch, Girrawheen, Landsdale, Madeley and Marangaroo.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,422; area 22 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament REDMAN, Hon. Donald (Terry) Terrence, MLA Member for Warren-Blackwood The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Stirling on 26 February 2005, in succession to Hon. Montague Grant House (retired). Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2007. Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Blackwood-Stirling (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2011. Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Warren-Blackwood (new seat) on 9 March 2013. Re-elected 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry; Minister Assisting the Minister for Education: 23 September 2008 – 14 December 2010. Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry; Corrective Services: 14 December 2010 – 29 June 2012. Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry: 29 June 2012 – 21 March 2013. Minister for Training and Workforce Development; Water; Forestry: 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development: 11 December 2013 – 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 7 April 2005 – 7 August 2008. Co-opted member, Economics and Industry Standing Committee Inquiry into the Production and Marketing of Foodstuffs: 1 June 2005 – 30 March 2006. Economics and Industry Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Leader of the National Party of Australia (WA): 19 March – 19 November 2013. Leader of the National Party of Australia (WA): 19 November 2013 – 9 August 2016.

PERSONAL Born 16 April 1963, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSc; DipEd. Businessman; former teacher.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Warren-Blackwood is located in the South West Region and includes all of the Shire of Boyup Brook, including the localities of Boyup Brook and Mayanup; all of the Shire of Bridgetown–Greenbushes, including the localities of Bridgetown, Greenbushes and Kangaroo Gully; all of the Shire of Denmark, including the localities of Denmark, Ocean Beach, Scotsdale and Shadforth; all of the Shire of Plantagenet, including the localities of Kendenup, Mount Barker, Narrikup and Porongurup; all of the Shire of Manjimup, including the localities of Deanmill, Manjimup, Northcliffe, Pemberton, Quinninup and Walpole; all of the Shire of Nannup; and parts of the Shire of Augusta, including the localities of Augusta, Forest Grove, Gnarabup, Karridale, Margaret River, Prevelly and Witchcliffe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,667; area 22,708 km2.

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ROBERTS, Hon. Michelle Hopkins, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Midland Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Fourth Parliament for Glendalough at the by-election held on 19 March 1994 to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Dr Carmen Mary Lawrence. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 1994. Elected to the Thirty-Fifth Parliament for Midland (new seat) on 14 December 1996. Re-elected 2001, 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Police, Emergency Services; Local Government: 16 February 2001; Minister Assisting Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 8 March 2001 – 1 July 2001. Minister for Police and Emergency Services: 1 July 2002 – 27 June 2003. Minister for Police and Emergency Services; Justice and Community Safety: 27 June 2003 – 26 February 2005. Minister for Police and Emergency Services; Community Safety: 10 March 2005 – 3 February 2006. Minister for Housing and Works; Consumer Protection; Heritage; Land Information: 3 February 2006 – 13 December 2006. Minister for Housing and Works; Heritage; Indigenous Affairs; Land Information: 13 December 2006 – 2 March 2007. Minister for Employment Protection; Housing and Works; Indigenous Affairs; Heritage; Land Information: 2 March 2007 – 23 September 2008. Minister for Police; Road Safety from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs; Water Resources; Seniors: 18 October 1994 – 18 March 1996. Shadow Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs; Seniors; Planning and Heritage: 18 March 1996 – 14 May 1996. Shadow Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs; Planning; Transport: 14 May 1996 – 15 January 1997. Opposition Leader of House Business: 15 January 1997 – 4 August 1999. Shadow Minister for Police; Emergency Services: 15 January 1997 – 10 January 2001. Spokesperson for Crime Prevention: 5 August 1999 – 10 February 2001. Shadow Minister for Education; Women’s Interests: 26 September 2008 – 14 February 2011. Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Tourism and Government Accountability: 14 February 2011 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Police; Road Safety; Crime Prevention;T ourism: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Police; Road Safety; Crime Prevention; Culture and the Arts: 9 April 2013 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Select Committee on Recycling and Waste Management: 8 December 1994 – 7 December 1995. Select Committee on Crime Prevention: 15 October 1997 – 23 September 1999. Standing Orders and Procedure Committee: 20 March 1997 – 11 August 1999. Joint House Committee: 20 March 1997 – 11 June 1998. Joint Parliamentary Services Committee: 11 June 1998 – 10 January 2001. Procedure and Privileges Committee: 22 February 2012 – 30 January 2013 (Deputy Chair from 28 February 2012). Procedure and Privileges Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chair from 21 May 2013).

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PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to Caucus from 15 January 1997. Manager of Opposition Business: 27 January 2012 – 11 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born (Michelle Hopkins Thomas), 29 February 1960, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA; Dip Ed. School teacher; Policy, Research and Executive Officer in State Public Service. Member of Perth City Council, 1986 – 1993 (Deputy Mayor from 1992).

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Midland is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Swan, including all or parts of the localities of Bellevue, Caversham, Guildford, Hazelmere, Jane Brook, Koongamia, Middle Swan, Midland, Midvale, Stratton, Swan View, Viveash and Woodbridge; and parts of the Shire of Mundaring, including all or parts of the localities of Bellevue, Boya, Greenmount, Helena Valley, Midvale and Swan View.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 29,603; area 67 km2.

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ROWE, Cassandra (Cassie) Michelle, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Belmont Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Belmont on 11 March 2017, in succession to Glenys Jenolan Godfrey (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 6 September 1980, Melbourne, Victoria. Arrived Western Australia September 2005.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, AdvDip (FinServ), Dip (FinServ), Dip (Screenwriting). Financial Planner.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Belmont is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes all of the City of Belmont, including the localities of Ascot, Belmont, Cloverdale, Kewdale, Redcliffe and Rivervale; parts of the City of Swan including all or parts of the localities of Hazelmere and South Guildford; and parts of the Town of Victoria Park, including parts of the locality of Burswood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,773; area 70 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament ROWE, Hon. Samantha Helen, MLC Member for East Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for East Metropolitan Region on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education and Training from 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 18 August 2015 – 24 February 2016 . Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs from 23 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Opposition Whip: 22 May 2013 – 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born 30 June 1978, Melbourne, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, 2007. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BBus(International Business). Business Development Manager.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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RUNDLE, Peter James, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Roe The Nationals WA

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Roe (new seat) on 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Procedure and Privileges Committee from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 12 September 2017.

PERSONAL Born 31 October 1962, Katanning, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT GAICD. Farmer and Businessman.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Roe is located in the Agricultural Region and includes all of the Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup; all of the Shire of Cranbrook, including the localities of Cranbrook, Frankland River and Tenterden; all of the Shire of Cuballing, including the locality of Popanyinning; all of the Shire of Dumbleyung, including the localities of Kukerin and Moulyaninning; all of the Shire of Esperance, including the localities of Castletown, Esperance, Gibson, Grass Patch, Myrup, Nulsen, Pink Lake, Salmon Gums and West Beach; all of the Shire of Gnowangerup; all of the Shire of Katanning; all of the Shire of Kent, including the localities of Nyabing and Pingrup; all of the Shire of Kojonup; all of the Shire of Kulin; all of the Shire of Lake Grace, including the localities of Lake Grace and Newdegate; all of the Shire of Ravensthorpe, including the localities of Hopetoun and Ravensthorpe; all of the Shire of Wagin; all of the Shire of West Arthur; all of the Shire of Wickepin; all of the Shire of Williams; and all of the Shire of Woodanilling.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,192; area 106,409 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament SAFFIOTI, Hon. Rita, MLA Member for West Swan Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for West Swan (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Transport; Planning; Lands from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Planning; Finance; Government Accountability; Women’s Interests: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Planning; Finance; Transport; Infrastructure: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 15 October 2009 – 30 January 2013. Education and Health Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chair from 15 May 2013).

PERSONAL Born 26 May 1972, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BBus. Research officer; Economics Adviser; Chief of Staff, Office of the Premier.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION West Swan is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Swan, including all or parts of the localities of Ballajura, Bennett Springs, Dayton, Henley Brook, Herne Hill, Middle Swan and West Swan and parts of the City of Wanneroo, including all or parts of the localities of Banksia Grove, Gnangara, Jandabup and Madeley.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,323; area 246 km2.

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SANDERSON, Amber-Jade, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Morley Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for East Metropolitan Region on 5 April 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Resigned 5 February 2017 (to contest the Legislative Assembly seat of Morley). Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Morley on 11 March 2017, in succession to Ian Maxwell Britza (defeated).

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees: 16 October 2013 – 5 February 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; State Development, Jobs and Trade; Federal-State Relations; Parliamentary Secretary of the Cabinet from 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Public Administration: 22 May 2013 – 18 August 2015. Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 22 May 2013 – 18 August 2015. Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 24 February 2016 – 11 October 2016. Standing Committee on Public Administration: 16 February 2016 – 5 February 2017. Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017 (Chair from 4 September 2017)

PERSONAL Born 25 October 1976, Sydney, New South Wales.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA (Journalism). Assistant Secretary, United Voice.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Morley is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Bayswater, including parts of the localities of Morley and Noranda; parts of the City of Stirling, including parts of the localities of Dianella and Nollamara; and part of the locality of Noranda in the City of Swan.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 25,696; area 18 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament SCOTT, Hon. Robin David, MLC Member for Mining and Pastoral Region Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the Mining and Pastoral Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 21 March 1953, Wishaw, Scotland. Arrived in Western Australia, October 1970.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT “A” Class Electrician. Electrical Contractor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Mining and Pastoral Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Kalgoorlie, Kimberley, North West Central and Pilbara.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 68,480; area 2,200,087 km2.

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SHAW, Jessica Jane, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Swan Hills Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Swan Hills on 11 March 2017, in succession to Francesco (Frank) Angelo Alban (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee from 23 May 2017 (Chair from 24 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 3 September 1978, Ascot, United Kingdom. Arrived in Australia 1988, Western Australia 2006.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA (Dist), LLB (Hons), BA (Hons), LLM. Commercial Executive.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Swan Hills is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Swan, including all or parts of the localities of Aveley, Bullsbrook, Ellenbrook and Gidgegannup; and parts of the Shire of Mundaring, including all or parts of the localities of Beechina, Chidlow, Mount Helena, Mundaring, Sawyers Valley and Wooroloo.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 32,573; area 987 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament SIBMA, Hon. Tjorn Dirk, MLC Member for North Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the North Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017. Select Committee into Elder Abuse from 13 September 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Community Services; Youth; Seniors and Ageing; Volunteering; Veterans Issues: 22 May 2017 – 21 December 2017. Shadow Minister for Community Services; Youth; Seniors and Ageing; Volunteering; Veterans Issues; Government Accountability from 21 December 2017.

PERSONAL Born 12 April 1977, Perth, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT MBA, BA(Hons), GAICD (Australian Institute of Company Directors). External Affairs Manager UWA, State and Federal Government Ministerial Advisor, Management Positions.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2.

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SMITH, Hon. Charles Leonard, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for East Metropolitan Region Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the East Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation from 15 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 4 October 1970, Hitchin, United Kingdom. Arrived in Western Australia, January 2005.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSc(Hons) Biological Sciences, MSc Crop Protection, Post Grad Cert Project Management. Department of Premier and Cabinet, Department of Mines and Petroleum, Western Australia Police in Kalgoorlie, Custodial Security.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament STOJKOVSKI, Jessica Mary Christine, MLA Member for Kingsley Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Kingsley on 11 March 2017 in succession to Hon. Andrea Ruth Mitchell (defeated).

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People from 13 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 18 October 1981, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Bachelor of Planning (Policy and Governance), Dip (Event Management). Project Planner (Strategic Planning).

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Kingsley is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Joondalup, including all or parts of the localities of Greenwood, Kingsley, Warwick and Woodvale; and parts of the City of Wanneroo including part of the locality of Woodvale.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 26,096; area 23 km2.

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STONEHOUSE, Hon. Aaron, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South Metropolitan Region Liberal Democrats

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the South Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 29 June 1990, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Call Centre Manager, Sales Advisor, Team Leader.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 409,325; area 753 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament SWINBOURN, Hon. Matthew Dean, MLC Member for East Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the East Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Deputy Chair of Committees from 23 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Chair, Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs from 23 May 2017. Select Committee into Elder Abuse from 13 September 2017.

PERSONAL Born 3 April 1975, Perth, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, Double Major in Political Science and Anthropology; BLaw. Lawyer, Senior Industrial Officer, Workers’ Compensation Officer, Prosecutions Officer, Law Clerk, Sessional Lecturer at Notre Dame University.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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TALBOT, Hon. Dr Sally Elizabeth, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South West Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for South West Region on 26 February 2005 for term commencing on 22 May 2005. Re-elected 6 September 2008 for term commencing on 22 May 2009; 9 March 2013 for term commencing on 22 May 2013; 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment; Climate Change; Peel: 11 April 2007 – 23 September 2008. SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Environment; Lands; Youth; Climate Change (from 9 March 2010); and Planning (from 9 March 2010): 26 September 2008 – 14 February 2011. Shadow Minister for Environment; Climate Change; Lands; Indigenous Affairs; Youth: 14 February 2011 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Minister for Environment; Climate Change; Lands; Youth; Peel: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Minister for Disability Services; Mental Health; Child Protection: 9 April 2013 to 12 September 2013. COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation: 26 May 2005 – 21 May 2009. Select Committee on Public Obstetric Services: 24 May 2006 – 30 August 2007. Parliamentary Services Committee: 17 August 2005 – 21 May 2009 Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Legislation: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2013. Parliamentary Services Committee: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2013. Deputy Chair (from 23 May 2011), Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 18 May 2011 – 30 January 2013. Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People: 21 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Legislation: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017. Chair, Standing Committee on Legislation from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Children and Young People from 24 May 2017. Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017. PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Secretary Parliamentary Labor Party: 21 June 2005 – 18 June 2007. President Parliamentary Labor Party: 16 September 2008 – 23 September 2008. PERSONAL Born 22 March 1953, London, England. Arrived in Western Australia, February 1978. Married. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA(Hons), DPhil, ARCM. Assistant State Secretary, Australian Labor Party, university lecturer, classical musician. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South West Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Albany, Bunbury, Collie-Preston, Dawesville, Mandurah, Murray-Wellington, Vasse and Warren-Blackwood.

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The Fortieth Parliament TALLENTIRE, Christopher (Chris) John, MLA Member for Thornlie Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Gosnells (new seat) on 6 September 2008. Re-elected 2013. Electorate abolished in the redistribution of 2015. Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Thornlie (new seat) on 11 March 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Water; Fisheries; Forestry; Innovation and ICT; Science from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Environment; Climate Change; Lands: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Environment; Climate Change: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Vice President Parliamentary Labour Party from 25 November 2008.

PERSONAL Born 11 October 1963, Middlesbrough, England. Arrived in Western Australia, January 1969; left to Europe, 1983 to 1994; returned to Western Australia, 1994.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BAgribus (Hons). Environmental Consultant.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Thornlie is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Gosnells, including parts of the localities of Gosnells, Maddington, Martin and Thornlie.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,269; area 28 km2.

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TEMPLEMAN, Hon. David Alan, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Mandurah Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Mandurah on 10 February 2001 in succession to Roger Keith Nicholls (defeated). Re-elected 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 5 May 2004 – 23 January 2005.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Community Development; Seniors and Volunteering; Youth; Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure: 3 February 2006 – 13 December 2006. Minister for Child Protection; Communities; Seniors and Volunteering; Peel: 13 December 2006 – 2 March 2007. Minister for the Environment; Climate Change; Peel: 2 March 2007 – 23 September 2008. Minister for Local Government; Heritage; Culture and the Arts from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Local Government; Community Services; Peel: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Local Government; Volunteering; Heritage; Peel; Wheatbelt; Mid-West: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 30 May 2001 – 23 January 2005 (Chairman from 30 May 2001). Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 7 April 2005 – 8 March 2006.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Government Whip: 20 March 2005 – 16 February 2006. Opposition Whip: 26 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Leader of the House from 17 March 2017.

PERSONAL Born, 21 November 1965, Northam, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT DipTchg, BEd. School Teacher; Entertainer; City of Mandurah Councillor; Deputy Mayor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Mandurah is located in the South West Region and includes parts of the City of Mandurah, including all or parts of the localities of Coodanup, Greenfields, Lakelands, Madora Bay, Mandurah, Meadow Springs, San Remo and Silver Sands; and parts of the Shire of Murray, including the localities of Barragup and Furnissdale.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,977; area 74 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament THOMAS, Hon. Dr Steven (Steve) Caldwell, MLC Member for South West Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Capel (new seat) on 26 February 2005. Electorate abolished redistribution of 2007. Contested the general election on 6 September 2008 for Collie-Preston but defeated by Michael (Mick) Philip Murray. Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the South West Region on 11 March 2017 for the term commencing on 22 May 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 29 March 2005 – 6 September 2008. Deputy Chair of Committees in the Legislative Council from 23 May 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Spokesperson on Emergency Services; Indigenous Affairs: 9 March 2005 – 4 February 2006. Shadow Minister for the Environment: 4 February 2006 – 28 June 2006. Shadow Minister for the Environment and assisting the Shadow Minister for Biotechnology; Fisheries; Indigenous Affairs and Science and Innovation: 28 June 2006 – 24 January 2008; also representing the Shadow Minister for North West in the Legislative Assembly: 28 June 2006 – 24 January 2008. Shadow Treasurer: 24 January 2008 – 7 August 2008. Shadow Minister for Environment; Water: 25 March 2017 – 21 December 2017. Shadow Minister for Environment; Water; Emergency Services from 21 December 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 7 April 2005 – 7 August 2008. Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 3 October 1967, Mansfield, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, December 1989. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BVSc. Veterinary surgeon.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South West Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Albany, Bunbury, Collie-Preston, Dawesville, Mandurah, Murray-Wellington, Vasse and Warren-Blackwood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 226,051; area 45,079 km2.

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TINCKNELL, Hon. Colin Richard, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South West Region Pauline Hanson’s One Nation Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the South West Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations from 23 May 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017.

PERSONAL Born 8 August 1953, Wells, Somerset, England. Arrived in Western Australia, June 1955. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Diploma of Graphic Arts, Cert IV Training and Assessment, Cert IV Business Management. Director, Corporate Responsibility Manager, Chief Executive Officer, Media Sales Manager, Printer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The South West Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Albany, Bunbury, Collie-Preston, Dawesville, Mandurah, Murray-Wellington, Vasse and Warren-Blackwood.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 226,051; area 45,079 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament TINLEY, Hon. Peter Charles, MLA Member for Willagee Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for Willagee at the by-election on 28 November 2009, held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Alan John Carpenter. Re-elected 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Veterans Issues; Youth: 17 March 2017 – 22 March 2017. Minister for Housing; Veterans Issues; Youth from 22 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Planning; Housing; Local Jobs: 27 January 2012 – 1 November 2012. Shadow Minister for Science; Trade; Asian Engagement; Lands; Gascoyne; Goldfields-Esperance: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

PERSONAL Born 9 July 1962, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA; MDefStud. Business Owner; Member of Military Forces, Major, Special Air Service Regiment.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Willagee is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Cockburn, including all or parts of the localities of Bibra Lake, Coolbellup, North Lake and South Lake; parts of the City of Melville, including the localities of Kardinya, Murdoch and Willagee; and parts of the City of Fremantle, including the localities of O’Connor and Samson.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 25,147; area 34 km2.

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URBAN, Barry, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Darling Range Independent. (Australian Labor Party until 29 November 2017).

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Darling Range on 11 March 2017, in succession to Hon. Anthony (Tony) James Simpson (defeated). Resigned 8 May 2018.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee from 23 May 2017 to 29 November 2017. Joint Standing Committee on Audit from 13 June 2017 to 29 November 2017.

PERSONAL Born 10 December 1968, Ashington, Northumberland, England. Arrived in Western Australia, 13 May 1999.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Youth Justice Officer.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Darling Range is located in the East Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Armadale, including the localities of Bedfordale and Roleystone and parts of the locality of Kelmscott; parts of the City of Rockingham including part of the locality of Baldivis; parts of the Shire of Mundaring, including all or part of the localities of Mundaring, Sawyers Valley and The Lakes; parts of the City of Kwinana, including the locality of Wellard; and parts of the Shire of Kalamunda including all or parts of the localities of Carmel and Pickering Brook.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 31,142; area 1,949 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament WATSON, Hon. Peter Bruce, MLA Member for Albany Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Albany on 10 February 2001, in succession to Hon. Antony Kevin Royston Prince (defeated). Re-elected 2005, 2008, 2013, 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 29 March 2005 – 7 August 2008. Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 11 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 11 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; Peel and the Southwest; Disability Services; Sport and Recreation; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors (with respect to Sport and Recreation only): 26 October 2005 – 25 November 2005. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Land Information; Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern; Sport and Recreation (with respect to Great Southern; Sport and Recreation only): 25 November 2005 – 2 March 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Water Resources; Sport and Recreation: 2 March 2006 – 27 June 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Resources and Assisting the Minister for State Development; Employment Protection; Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern (with respect to Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern only): 2 March 2006 – 19 December 2006. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Local Government; Employment Protection; Racing and Gaming; Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern (with respects to Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern only): 19 December 2006 – 2 March 2007. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Police and Emergency Services; Community Safety; Water Resources; Sport and Recreation (with respect to Sport and Recreation only): 27 June 2006 – 23 September 2008. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry; the Mid West and Wheatbelt; Great Southern (with respect to Great Southern only): 11 April 2007 – 23 September 2008.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation, Great Southern and Veterans’ Issues 9 April 2013 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 28 June 2001 – 24 November 2005 (Chair from 7 April 2005). Public Accounts Committee: 8 March 2006 – 7 August 2008. Education and Health Standing Committee: 13 November 2008 – 30 January 2013. Joint Standing Committee on the Review of the Racing and Wagering Western Australia Acts: 24 September 2009 – 21 October 2010. Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 18 February 2014. Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 11 February 2014 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chair from 19 February 2014). Procedure and Privileges Committee from 23 May 2017 (Chair from 24 May 2017). Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017 (Joint Chair from 23 May 2017).

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WATSON, Hon. Peter Bruce, MLA (continued) The Fortieth Parliament

PERSONAL Born 30 May 1947, Reservoir, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, January 1961.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Postal manager.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Albany is located in the South West Region and includes all of the City of Albany; and all of the Shire of Jerramungup, including the localities of Bremer Bay and Jerramungup.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,143; area 10,841 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament WEST, Hon. Darren Legh, MLC Member for Agricultural Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for Agricultural Region on 9 March 2013 for term commencing 22 May 2013. Re-elected 11 March 2017 for term commencing 22 May 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development, Jobs and Trade from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Opposition Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Development; Agriculture and Food; Wheatbelt; Mid West: 19 April 2013 – 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Public Administration: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Standing Committee on Public Administration from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 19 April 1965, Edenhope, Victoria. Arrived in Western Australia, 1966.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Farmer, Jennacubbine. Chair, Wheatbelt Development Commission.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION The Agricultural Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Central Wheatbelt, Geraldton, Moore and Roe.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 102,748; area 281,264 km2.

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WHITBY, Reece Raymond, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Baldivis Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Baldivis (new seat) on 11 March 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer; Minister for Finance; Energy; Aboriginal Affairs, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment; Disability Services from 17 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Joint Select Committee on End of Life Choices from 23 August 2017.

PERSONAL Born 29 May 1964, Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Media Adviser. Journalist, news reader and senior reporter.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Baldivis is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Kwinana, including parts of the localities of Bertram, Leda and Wellard; and parts of the City of Rockingham; including all or parts of the localities of Baldivis, Cooloongup and Waikiki.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 30,777; area 69 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament WINTON, Sabine Elisabeth, MLA Member for Wanneroo Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Wanneroo on 11 March 2017, in succession to Paul Terrance Miles (defeated).

PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENTS Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 16 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Education and Health Standing Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 24 April 1965, Ober-Ramstadt, West Germany. Arrived in Western Australia, 1975.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA; BPS. Primary School Teacher.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Wanneroo is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the City of Wanneroo, including all or parts of the localities of Ashby, Carramar, Hocking, Pearsall, Sinagra, Tapping and Wanneroo.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 27,621; area 389 km2.

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WYATT, Hon. Benjamin (Ben) Sana, MLA The Fortieth Parliament Member for Victoria Park Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Seventh Parliament for Victoria Park at the by-election on 11 March 2006, held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Geoffrey (Geoff) Ian Gallop. Re-elected 2008, 2013, 2017.

MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Treasurer; Minister for Finance; Energy; Aboriginal Affairs from 17 March 2017.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Federal State Relations; Culture and the Arts: 26 September 2008 – 8 April 2009. Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Federal State Relations: 8 April 2009 – 27 January 2012. Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs; Native Title; Cost of Living: 27 January 2012 – 9 April 2013. Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs; Native Title; Kimberley; Pilbara; Cost of Living: 9 April 2013 – 26 June 2015. Shadow Treasurer; Shadow Minister for Aboriginal Affairs; Native Title; Kimberley; Pilbara; Cost of Living; Government Accountability: 26 June 2015 – 11 March 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Public Accounts Committee: 5 April 2006 – 7 September 2008. Public Accounts Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chairman from 22 May 2013). Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 30 January 2017.

PERSONAL Born 1 April 1974, Wewak, Papua New Guinea. Arrived in Western Australia, 1976.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB, MSc. Barrister and solicitor.

ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION. Victoria Park is located in the South Metropolitan Region and includes parts of the Town of Victoria Park, including all or parts of the localities of Bentley, Burswood, Carlisle, East Victoria Park, Lathlain, St James and Victoria Park; and parts of the City of Canning including all or parts of the localities of Bentley, St James and Wilson.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 28,179; area 24 km2.

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The Fortieth Parliament XAMON, Hon. Alison Marie, MLC Member for North Metropolitan Region Greens (WA)

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Eighth Parliament for the East Metropolitan Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Defeated 9 March 2013 (term concluded 21 May 2013). Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the North Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Legislation: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2013. Joint Standing Committee on Corruption and Crime Commission from 24 May 2017. Deputy Chair, Select Committee into Elder Abuse from 13 September 2017.

PARLIAMENTARY PARTY APPOINTMENTS Greens (WA) Party Whip from 6 April 2017.

PERSONAL Born 8 June 1969, Perth, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA, LLB, GradCert Arb, Cert IV HS. Lawyer.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2.

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YANG, Hon. Pierre Shuai, MLC The Fortieth Parliament Member for South Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for the South Metropolitan Region on 11 March 2017 for term commencing on 22 May 2017.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review from 23 May 2017. Standing Committee on Legislation from 23 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee from 23 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 27 January 1983, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China. Arrived in Australia in October 1998 and in Western Australia January 2000. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB, BA(Hons), JP. Army Reserve Officer, Local Councillor, Legal Practitioner.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 409,325; area 753 km2.

111 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliament FORMER MEMBERS OF THIRTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT (LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL) NOT INCLUDED IN 23rd EDITION IRWIN, Hon. Elise Maxine, MLC Member for North Metropolitan Region Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for North Metropolitan Region on 4 April 2017 to fill a vacancy upon the resignation of Hon. Peter Argyris Katsambanis on 6 February 2017. Retired 21 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 19 August 1966, Perth, Western Australia. Married.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT Haidressing Certificate. Principal Policy Adviser, Electorate Research Officer, Small Business, Manager.

ELECTORATE SHORT DESCRIPTION The North Metropolitan Region consists of the Legislative Assembly districts of Balcatta, Burns Beach, Butler, Carine, Churchlands, Cottesloe, Girrawheen, Hillarys, Joondalup, Kingsley, Nedlands, Perth, Scarborough and Wanneroo. Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2.

LEADBETTER, Hon. Dr William (Bill), MLC Member for East Metropolitan Region Australian Labor Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for East Metropolitan Region on 4 April 2017 to fill a vacancy upon resignation of Hon. Amber-Jade Sanderson on 5 February 2017. Retired 21 May 2017.

PERSONAL Born 17 January 1958, Sydney, New South Wales. Arrived in Western Australia December 1997.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BA(Hons), Ph.D, Grad.Cert.Ed, GAICD. Company Director, Secondary School Teacher, University Lecturer, Principal Policy Officer, Senior Lecturer Edith Cowan University, Acting Dean of Studies Wollaston College, Adjunct Associate Professor Notre Dame University.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 395,451; area 3,800 km2.

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PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Thirty-Ninth Parliament for the North Metropolitan Region on 27 September 2016 following a recount conducted by the Electoral Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of the Hon. Ken Travers. Defeated 11 March 2017 (term concluded 21 May 2017).

PERSONAL Born 7 August 1982, Perth, Western Australia.

COMMITTEE SERVICE Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 11 October 2016 – 21 May 2017.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT LLB/BA(Hons). Lawyer.

Enrolment (9 February 2017) 391,167; area 872 km2. MEMBERS ELECTED TO THE FORTIETH PARLIAMENT SUBSEQUENT TO THE GENERAL ELECTION OF MARCH 2017 HONEY, Dr David John, MLA Member for Cottesloe Liberal Party

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Elected to the Fortieth Parliament for Cottesloe at the by-election on 17 March 2018, held to fill the vacancy consequent upon the resignation of Hon. Colin James Barnett.

SHADOW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS Shadow Minister for Water; Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader from 16 April 2018. PERSONAL Born 18 April 1958, Mount Barker, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE ENTERING PARLIAMENT BSc (Hons), PhD, CChem, FRACI. Refining Residue Manager. ELECTORATE DESCRIPTION Cottesloe is located in the North Metropolitan Region and includes most of the Town of Claremont, including parts of the localities of Claremont and Subiaco; all of the Town of Mosman Park; all of the Shire of Peppermint Grove; parts of the City of Nedlands, including all or parts of the localities of Dalkeith, Mount Claremont and Swanbourne; parts of the Town of Cottesloe, including the locality of Cottesloe and parts of the locality of Claremont; parts of the Town of Cambridge, including parts of the localities of City Beach and Mount Claremont; and part of the City of Fremantle, including the locality of North Fremantle.

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The Fortieth Parliament SUPPLEMENT TO BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION IN THE 23rd EDITION ON FORMER MEMBERS OF THE THIRTY-NINTH PARLIAMENT

(and including Members of the Legislative Council in the Thirty-Ninth Parliament whose terms expired on 21 May 2017.) This section contains new additional Member information that was not published in the previous edition of the Handbook, all other previous information can be found in the 23rd Edition of the Parliamentary Handbook.

ABETZ, Peter, MLA (Lib) MLA for Southern River: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017 Contested Southern River at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Terence (Terry) James Healy (ALP).

Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 16 April 2013 – 30 Jan 2017. Member, Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Chairman from 10 June 2013).

ALBAN, Francesco (Frank) Angelo MLA (Lib) MLA for Swan Hills: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017 Contested Swan Hills at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Jessica Jane Shaw (ALP).

Member, Procedure and Privileges Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. BEHJAT, Elizabeth (Liz) Lloyd, MLC (Lib) MLC for the North Metropolitan Region: 22 May 2009 – 21 May 2017. Did not contest the general election on 11 March 2017 and term expired 21 May 2017.

Deputy Chair of Committees: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Chair, Standing Committee on Public Administration: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee: 22 May: 2013 – 21 May 2017. Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 18 August 2015 – 9 May 2016. Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 18 August 2015 – 9 May 2016.

BRITZA, Ian Maxwell, MLA (Lib) MLA for Morley: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Amber-Jade Sanderson (ALP)(former MLC for the East Metropolitan Region).

Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 16 April 2013 – 11 Mar 2017. Member, Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 19 August 2014 (Deputy Chairman from 15 May 2013).

BROWN, Paul John MLC (Nat) MLC for the Agricultural Region: 22 May 2013 – 6 February 2017 (resigned). Contested Geraldton (Legislative Assembly) at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Ian Charles Blayney.

Member, Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 22 May 2013 – 6 February 2017. Member, Select Committee into the Operations of the Western Australian Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: 14 May 2015 – 19 May 2016.

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BUSWELL, Hon. Troy Raymond (Lib) The Fortieth Parliament MLA for Vasse: 26 February 2005 – 3 September 2014 (resigned). Resigned as MLA for Vasse 3 September 2014 and succeeded at by-election in November by Elizabeth (Libby) Mettam-Knarhoi (Lib).

Treasurer; Minister for Transport; Fisheries: 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Treasurer; Minister for Transport: 11 December 2013 – 10 March 2014.

CASTRILLI, Hon. Giovanni (John) Mario (Lib) MLA for Bunbury: 26 February 2005 – 11 March 2017. Did not contest the general election on 11 March 2017 and succeeded by Donald Thomas Punch (ALP).

Member, Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

COWPER, Murray John (Lib) MLA for Murray-Wellington: 26 February 2005 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Robyn Marjorie Jane Clarke (ALP).

Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 15 March 2016 – 30 January 2017. Member, Education and Health Standing Committee: 6 May 2014 – 30 January 2017. Member, Joint Select Committee on Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition: 3 December 2014 – 26 March 2015.

DAY, Hon. John Howard Dadley (Lib) MLA for Darling Range: 6 February 1993 – 6 September 2008. MLA for Kalamunda: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Matthew Hughes (ALP).

Leader of the House: 21 March 2013 – 30 January 2017. Minister for Planning, Culture and the Arts: 21 March 2013 – 31 March 2016. Minister for Health, Culture and the Arts: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017.

DUNCAN, Wendy Maxine (Nat) MLC for the Agricultural Region: 29 January 2008 – 21 May 2009. MLC for the Mining and Pastoral Region: 22 May 2009 – 12 February 2013 (resigned). MLA for Kalgoorlie: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Did not contest the 2017 general election and succeeded by Kyran Martin O’Donnell (Lib).

Deputy Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 11 April 2013 – 30 January 2017. Member, Procedure and Privileges Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Member, Joint Select Committee on Aboriginal Constitutional Recognition: 2 December 2014 – 26 March 2015.

EDMAN, Phillip John (Lib) MLC South Metropolitan Region: 22 May 2009 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017. Defeated and term expired 21 May 2017.

Government Whip: 26 March 2013 – 17 March 2017. Parliamentary Superannuation Board: 22 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Member, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 6 April 2016 – 21 May 2017.

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The Fortieth Parliament ELLIS, Brian Charles (Lib) MLC for the Agricultural Region: 16 July 2007 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017. Defeated and term expired 21 May 2017.

Deputy Chair Committees: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Chair, Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2017; Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 22 May 2013 – 6 April 2016. Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 22 September 2016 – 21 May 2017.

EVANGEL, Helen (Eleni) (Lib) MLA for Perth: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by John Newton Carey (ALP).

Member, Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People: 22 May 2013 – 11 March 2017. Member, Parliamentary Services Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

FRANCIS, Hon. Joseph (Joe) Michael (Lib) MLA for Jandakot: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Shayaz (Yaz) Yezdi Mubarakai (ALP).

Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services; Veterans: 21 March 2013 – 5 August 2013. Minister for Emergency Services; Corrective Services; Small Business; Veterans: 5 August 2013 – 31 March 2016. Minister for Emergency Services; Fisheries; Corrective Services; Veterans: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017.

GODFREY, Glenys Jenolan (Lib) MLA for Belmont: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Cassandra (Cassie) Michelle Rowe (ALP).

Member, Public Accounts Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Member Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 16 June 2013 – 30 January 2017.

GRILLS, David (Nat) MLC for the Mining and Pastoral Region: 5 April 2013 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017. Defeated and term expired 21 May 2017.

Member, Standing Committee on Legislation: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017.

GRYLLS, Hon. Brendon John (Nat) MLA for Merredin: 24 November 2001 – 6 September 2008; Merredin abolished in the 2007 redistribution of seats. MLA for Central Wheatbelt: 6 September 2008 – 9 March 2013. MLA for Pilbara: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Kevin Joseph Jude Michel (ALP).

Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister assisting the Minister for State Development: 21 March 2013 – 11 December 2013. Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming: 15 August 2016 – 17 March 2017. Leader Parliamentary National Party: 21 June 2005 – 19 November 2013; and 9 August 2016 – 11 March 2017.

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HALLETT, Hon. Nigel Charles (Lib; SFFP from 16 June 2016) The Fortieth Parliament MLC for the South West Region: 22 May 2005 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017. Defeated and term expired 21 May 2017.

Member, Standing Committee on Public Administration: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Member, Select Committee into the Operations of the Western Australian Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: 14 May 2015 – 19 May 2016.

HAMES, Hon. Kimberley (Kim) Desmond (Lib) MLA for Dianella: 6 February 1993 – 14 February 1996. Dianella abolished in the Redistribution of Seats 1994. MLA for Yokine: 14 February 1996 – 10 February 2001 (defeated). MLA for Dawesville: 26 February 2005 – 11 March 2017. Did not contest the general election on 11 March 2017 and succeeded by Zak Richard Francis Kirkup (Lib).

Deputy Premier: 23 September 2008 – 16 February 2016. Minister for Health; Training and Workforce Development: 11 December 2013 – 8 December 2014 Minister for Health; Tourism: 8 December 2014 – 31 March 2016. Member, Public Accounts Committee: 11 May 2016 – 30 January 2017 (Chairman from 18 May 2016). Member, Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 11 May 2016 – 30 January 2017 (Deputy Chairman from 9 August 2016).

HATTON, Christopher David (Lib) MLA for Balcatta: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by David Robert Michael (ALP).

Member, Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 19 August 2014. Member, Community Development and Justice Standing Committee: 26 February 2015 – 30 January 2017.

HAYDEN, Alyssa Kathleen (Lib) MLC for the East Metropolitan Region: 22 May 2009 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated. Term expired 21 May 2017.

Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Tourism: 21 March 2013 – 22 July 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health: 22 July 2013 – 11 December 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Police; Tourism; Road Safety; Women’s Interests: 5 August 2013 – 11 December 2013. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Training and Workforce Development: 11 December 2013 – 8 December 2014. Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health; Tourism: 8 December 2014 – 16 February 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health; Tourism: 16 February 2016 – 31 March 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier; Minister for Tourism; Science: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017. Opposition Whip in the Legislative Council: 21 March 2017 – 21 May 2017. Parliamentary Services Committee: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Member, Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 11 October 2016 – 30 January 2017.

HOUSE, Hon. Barry John (Lib) MLC for the South West Region: 24 October 1987 – 21 May 2017. Did not contest the general election on 11 March 2017. Term expired on 21 May 2017.

President of the Legislative Council: 22 May 2009 – 21 May 2017. Chair, Parliamentary Services Committee: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2017. Chair, Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges: 4 June 2009 – 21 May 2017.

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The Fortieth Parliament JACOB, Hon. Albert Paul (Lib) MLA for Ocean Reef: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017; Ocean Reef abolished under 2015 redistribution of seats. Contested Burns Beach at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Mark James Folkard (ALP).

Minister for Environment; Heritage: 21 March 2013 – 17 March 2017.

JACOBS, Dr Graham Gibson (Lib) MLA for Roe: 26 February 2005 – 6 September 2008; Roe abolished under 2007 redistribution of seats. MLA for Eyre: 6 September 2008–11 March 2017; Eyre abolished under 2015 redistribution of seats. Contested Roe at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Peter James Rundle (NPA).

Member, Education and Health Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Chairman from 15 May 2013).

JOHNSON, Hon. Robert (Rob) Frank (Lib; Ind. Lib) MLA for Whitford: 6 February 1993 – 14 December 1996; Whitford abolished under 1994 redistribution of seats. MLA for Hillarys: 14 December 1996 – 11 March 2017. Independent Liberal from 15 April 2016. Contested Hillarys as an Independent Liberal at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Peter Argyris Katsambanis (Lib).

Member, Education and Health Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

LEWIS, Mark William (Lib) MLC for the Mining and Pastoral Region: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated. Term expired 21 May 2017.

Minister for Agriculture and Food: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017. Member, Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 22 September 2016. Deputy Chair (from 15 April 2016), Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review: 22 May 2013 – 22 September 2016.

MacLAREN, Lynn Ellen (GWA) MLC for the South Metropolitan Region: 15 February 2005 – 21 May 2005 (defeated at the general election on 26 February 2005). MLC for the South Metropolitan Region: 22 May 2009 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated. Term expired 21 May 2017.

Member, Standing Committee on Legislation: 22 May 2013 – 21 May 2017. Member, Select Committee on the Operations of the Western Australian Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: 13 May 2015 – 19 May 2016.

McSWEENEY, Hon. Robyn Mary (Lib) MLC for the South West Region: 22 May 2001 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated. Term expired 21 May 2017.

Chair, Standing Committee on Legislation: 22 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Deputy Chair (from 23 May 2013), Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People: 21 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

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MILES, Paul Terence (Lib) The Fortieth Parliament MLA for Wanneroo: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Sabine Elisabeth Winton (ALP).

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Commerce: 21 March 2013 – 23 September 2016. Minister for Local Government; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Youth: 23 September 2016 – 17 March 2017.

MITCHELL, Andrea Ruth (Lib) MLA for Kingsley: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Jessica Mary Christine Stojkovski (ALP).

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Mental Health; Disability Services; Child Protection: 21 March 2013 – 31 March 2016. Minister for Mental Health; Child Protection: 31 March 2016 – 17 March 2017.

MORTON, Hon. Helen Margaret (Lib) MLC for the East Metropolitan Region: 22 May 2005 – 21 May 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated. Term expired 21 May 2017.

Minister for Mental Health; Disability Services; Child Protection: 21 March 2013 – 31 March 2016. Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council: 26 March 2013 – 31 March 2016. Member, Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 10 May 2016 – 21 May 2017. Member, Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 10 May 2016 – 30 April 2017.

MORTON, Nathan Wray (Lib) MLA for Forrestfield: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election 11 March 2017 and defeated by Stephen James Price (ALP).

Acting Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 5 December 2013 – 30 January 2017. Member, Education and Health Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 6 May 2014. Member, Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission: 18 March 2014 – 30 January 2017.

NORBERGER, Jan-Henrik (Lib) MLA for Joondalup: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on March 2017 and defeated by Emily Louise Hamilton (ALP).

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Planning; Disability Services: 31 March 2016 – 11 March 2017. Member, Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

RAVLICH, Hon. Ljiljanna Maria (ALP) MLC for the East Metropolitan Region: 22 May 1997 – 21 May 2013. MLC for the North Metropolitan Region: 22 May 2013 – 10 March 2015 (resigned).

Deputy Chair (from 10 June 2013), Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation: 23 May 2013 – 15 October 2013. Member, Parliamentary Services Committee: 22 May 2013 – 10 March 2015.

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The Fortieth Parliament SIMPSON, Hon. Anthony (Tony) James (Lib) MLA for Serpentine-Jarrahdale: 26 February 2005 – 6 September 2008; Serpentine-Jarrahdale abolished under the 2007 redistribution of seats. MLA for Darling Range: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Barry Urban (ALP).

Minister for Local Government; Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; Youth: 21 March 2013 – 20 September 2016.

SUTHERLAND, Hon. Michael William (Lib) MLA for Mount Lawley: 6 September 2008 – 11 March 2017. Contested the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Simon Alexander Millman (ALP).

Speaker of the Legislative Assembly: 11 April 2013 – 11 March 2017. Member, Procedure and Privileges Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017 (Chair from 21 May 2013). Member, Parliamentary Services Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017.

TAYLOR, Matthew Howard (Lib) MLA for Bateman: 9 March 2013 – 11 March 2017. Contested Bicton at the general election on 11 March 2017 and defeated by Lisa Margaret O’Malley (ALP).

Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Premier; Minister for Police; Road Safety; Training and Workforce Development; Women’s Interests: 31 March 2016 – 7 May 2016. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for State Development; Finance; Innovation: 12 May 2016 – 17 May 2017. Member, Public Accounts Committee: 9 May 2013 – 30 January 2017. Member Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 30 January 2017.

TRAVERS, Hon. Kenneth (Ken) Dunstan Elder (ALP) MLC for the North Metropolitan Region: 14 December 1996 – 29 August 2016 (resigned).

Shadow Minister for Transport: 26 September 2008 – 3 June 2015. Shadow Minister for Agriculture and Food; Infrastructure; Wheatbelt; Mid-West: 9 April 2013 – 3 June 2015. Chair, Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations: 22 May 2013 – 29 August 2016. Chair, Joint Standing Committee on Audit: 13 June 2013 – 29 August 2016.

WALDRON, Hon. Terence (Terry) Keith (Nat) MLA for Wagin: 10 February 2001 – 11 March 2017; Wagin abolished under the 2015 redistribution of seats. Did not contest the general election on 11 March 2017.

Minister for Sport and Recreation; Racing and Gaming: 14 December 2010 – 8 December 2014. Member, Economics and Industry Standing Committee: 14 May 2015 – 30 January 2017.

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The functions of the Standing Committee on Procedure and Privileges are to review the law and custom of Parliament, the rules of procedure of the House and its committees, and make recommendations to the House to assist or improve these areas. Matters of privilege fall within the jurisdiction of this Committee and are referred to the Committee for consideration and report. The Clerk of the Legislative Council provides procedural advice and secretarial services to the Committee.

Members: Madam President Chair of Committees Hon. Kate Doust (Chair) Hon. Simon O’Brien (Deputy Chair) Hon. Martin Aldridge Hon. Adele Farina Hon. Rick Mazza

Standing Committee on Environment and Public Affairs

The Committee was established on 17 August 2005. The functions of the Committee are to inquire into and report on public or private policies, practices, schemes, arrangements or projects in Western Australia which affect or may affect the environment, as well as any Bill referred by the House and petitions.

Members: Hon. Matthew Swinbourn (Chair) Hon. Colin Holt (Deputy Chair) Hon. Tim Clifford Hon. Samantha Rowe Hon. Dr Steve Thomas

Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations

The Committee was appointed, in its current form on 30 June 2005. Its role is to consider and report on the estimates of expenditure laid before the Council each year, matters relating to the financial administration of the State, and any Bill or other matter relating to the foregoing functions referred by the House.

Members: Hon. Alanna Clohesy (Chair) Hon. Tjorn Sibma (Deputy Chair) Hon. Diane Evers Hon. Aaron Stonehouse Hon. Colin Tincknell

Standing Committee on Legislation

The Committee was first appointed, in its current form, on 17 August 2005. Its role is to consider and report on bills or other matters referred to it by the House. When considering a Bill, unless otherwise ordered, any amendment recommended by the Committee must be consistent with the policy of the Bill.

Members: Hon. Dr Sally Talbot (Chair) Hon. Nick Goiran (Deputy Chair) Hon. Colin de Grussa Hon. Simon O’Brien Hon. Pierre Yang

Standing Committee on Public Administration

The Committee was established on 17 August 2005. In addition to inquiring into any Bill or other matter referred to it by the Legislative Council, the Committee may, subject to the few notable exceptions specified in its terms of reference, inquire into any aspect of the administration of the State public sector.

Members: Hon. Adele Farina (Chair) Hon. Jacqui Boydell (Deputy Chair) Hon. Ken Baston Hon. Kyle McGinn Hon. Darren West

121 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition Standing Committee on Uniform Legislation and Statutes Review The Fortieth Parliament The Committee was established on 17 August 2005. The functions of the Committee are to consider and report on bills referred by the Legislative Council that may impact upon the sovereignty or law making powers of the Parliament. The Committee considers the provisions of bilateral or multi-lateral treaties and uniform legislation as well as undertakes regular reviews of the form and content of the statute book. The Committee also examines the provisions of any treaty that the Commonwealth has entered into, or presented to the Commonwealth Parliament, and determines whether the treaty may impact upon the sovereignty and law-making powers of the Parliament of Western Australia.

Members: Hon. Michael Mischin (Chair) Hon. Pierre Yang (Deputy Chair) Hon. Laurie Graham Hon. Robin Scott

SESSIONAL COMMITTEE Parliamentary Services Committee

This Committee usually meets jointly with the like Committee of the Legislative Assembly. The Committee advises the Presiding Officers on matters relating to a wide range of services provided to members of both Houses of Parliament. The Executive Manager of the Parliamentary Services Department is secretary to the Committee.

Members: Madam President Hon. Kate Doust (Chair) Hon. Martin Aldridge Hon. Simon O’Brien Hon. Robin Scott Hon. Dr Sally Talbot Hon. Pierre Yang

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The Procedure and Privileges Committee was first established in 1999. It examines and reports on the procedures of the Legislative Assembly, including suggested changes to its Standing Orders; and examines and reports on issues of privilege. The Sergeant-at-Arms is the Principal Research Officer to the Committee, which is chaired by the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. The Clerk and Deputy Clerk also provide procedural advice to the Committee.

Members: Speaker Deputy Speaker Hon. P.B. Watson (Chair) Ms L.L. Baker (Deputy Chair) Mr I.C. Blayney Mr K.J.J. Michel Mr P.J. Rundle

Community Development and Justice Standing Committee *

The Committee was first constituted in 2001. The Committee reviews and reports on the departments and agencies within the Committee’s portfolio responsibilities and any matters referred to it by the Legislative Assembly.

Members: Mr P.A. Katsambanis (Chair) Mr M.J. Folkard (Deputy Chair) Mr A. Krsticevic Mr Z.R.F. Kirkup Mr D.T. Punch

Economics and Industry Standing Committee *

The Committee was first constituted in 2001. The committee reviews and reports on the departments and agencies within the committee’s portfolio responsibilities and any matters referred to it by the Legislative Assembly.

Members: Ms J.J. Shaw (Chair) Mr S. L’Estrange (Deputy Chair) Mr Y. Mubarakai Mr S.J. Price Hon. D.T. Redman

Education and Health Standing Committee *

The Committee was first constituted in 2001. The committee reviews and reports on the departments and agencies within the Committee’s portfolio responsibilities and any matters referred to it by the Legislative Assembly.

Members: Ms J.M. Freeman (Chair) Hon. W.R. Marmion (Deputy Chair) Ms J. Farrer Mr R.S. Love Ms S.E. Winton

Public Accounts Committee * This Committee was first constituted as the Public Accounts Committee in 1971 and met for the first time in that year. Between 1986 and 1999 it was known as the Public Accounts and Expenditure Review Committee. The powers of the Committee are, in a broad sense, to inquire into and report to the Legislative Assembly on a diverse range of matters involving the receipt and expenditure of public monies. Its portfolio responsibilities include reviewing and reporting on the operations of the Treasury Department.

Members: Dr A.D. Buti (Chairman) Mr D.C. Nalder (Deputy Chairman) Mr V.A. Catania Mr S.A. Millman Mrs L. O'Malley * Under the Standing Orders of the Legislative Assembly, portfolio responsibilities for each Committee indicated * are determined by the Speaker when necessary. Annual reports tabled in the Legislative Assembly automatically stand referred to the relevant Committee. 123 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition The Fortieth Parliament SESSIONAL COMMITTEE Parliamentary Services Committee

This Committee usually meets jointly with the like Committee of the Legislative Council. The Committee advises the Presiding Officers on matters relating to a wide range of services provided to members of both Houses of Parliament. The Executive Manager of the Parliamentary Services Department is secretary to the Committee.

Members: Speaker Hon. P.B. Watson (Chair) Mr I.C. Blayney Ms L. Mettam Ms M.M. Quirk Ms C.M. Rowe Mr P.J. Rundle

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Joint Standing Committee on Audit The Joint Standing Committee on Audit is a statutory committee established on 18 October 2012 under section 43 of the Auditor General Act 2006. The Committee has the functions as set out in the Auditor General Act 2006 and the Financial Management Act 2006 to review, and make recommendations to the Treasurer regarding, the annual budget, organisational structure and resources of the Office of the Auditor General; review the operation and effectiveness of the Auditor General Act 2006 at five yearly intervals; inquire into and report on any motion for suspension or removal of the Auditor General, if ordered to do so by either House of Parliament; and to review the report of the Minister on each five yearly ministerial review of the operation and effectiveness of the Financial Management Act 2006. The Committee has ten members consisting of the Legislative Assembly’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts and the Legislatives Councils Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations.

Members: Hon. Alanna Clohesy MLC (Chair) Dr A.D. Buti MLA Mr V.A. Catania MLA Hon. Diane Evers MLC Mr S.A. Millman MLA Mr D.C. Nalder MLA Mrs L. O'Malley MLA Hon. Tjorn Sibma MLC Hon. Aaron Stonehouse MLC Hon. Colin Tincknell MLC

Joint Standing Committee on the Commissioner for Children and Young People The Committee was established in June 2008 pursuant to the Commissioner for Children and Young People Act 2006. The Committee’s functions and powers were agreed to between the Houses. It is the function of the Joint Standing Committee to monitor, review and report to Parliament on the exercise of the functions of the Commissioner for Children and Young People; examine Annual and other reports of the Commissioner, and consult regularly with the Commissioner. Staff and facilities are provided by the Legislative Assembly.

Members: Hon. Sally Talbot MLC (Chair) Mr K.M. O’Donnell MLA (Deputy Chair) Hon. Donna Faragher MLC Mrs J.M.C. Stojkovski MLA

Joint Standing Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission The Committee was first constituted on 13 May 2004. It is the function of the Joint Standing Committee to monitor and report to Parliament on the exercise of the functions of the Corruption and Crime Commission; inquire into and report upon the means by which corruption prevention practices may be enhanced within the public sector; and carry out any other functions conferred on the Committee under the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003 (effectively, under the 2003 Act, this Committee replaced the Joint Standing Committee on the Anti-Corruption Commission first appointed in 1996). Staff and facilities are provided by the Legislative Assembly.

Members: Ms M.M. Quirk MLA (Chair) Hon. Jim Chown MLC (Deputy Chair) Mr M. Hughes MLA Hon. Alison Xamon MLC

Joint Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation This joint committee was established in December 1987 following the Report of the Legislative Council Select Committee on the Committee System of the Legislative Council although it has had various changes to its terms of reference since then. The Committee’s role is the scrutiny of subordinate legislation and to recommend to Parliament, where necessary, the disallowance of subordinate legislation. Staffing and facilities are provided by the Legislative Council.

Members: Ms E. Hamilton MLA (Chair) Hon. Robin Chapple MLC (Deputy Chair) Mr I.C. Blayney MLA Mrs R.M.J. Clarke MLA Ms L. Mettam MLA Hon. Kyle McGinn MLC Hon. Martin Pritchard MLC Hon. Charles Smith MLC

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Date of Commencement Member Party of Service 22 May 1997 O’Brien, Hon. Simon McDonnell Lib 22 May 2001 Doust, Hon. Catherine (Kate) Esther ALP Ellery, Hon. Suzanne (Sue) Mary ALP Farina, Hon. Adele ALP 22 May 2005 Baston, Hon. Kenneth (Ken) Charles Lib Collier, Hon. Peter Charles Lib Faragher (nee Taylor), Hon. Donna Evelyn Mary Lib Talbot, Hon. Dr. Sally Elizabeth ALP 22 May 2009 Chapple, Hon. Robin Howard GWA MLC 2001–2005 Chown, Hon. James (Jim) Edward Lib Goiran, Hon. Nicholas (Nick) Pierre Lib Holt, Hon. Colin James Nat Mischin, Hon. Michael Lib 5 April 2013 Aldridge, Hon. Martin Nat 22 May 2013 Boydell, Hon. Jacqueline (Jacqui) Ellen Nat Clohesy, Hon. Alanna Therese ALP Dawson, Hon. Stephen Noel ALP Mazza, Hon. Ricky (Rick) John SFFP Rowe, Hon. Samantha Helen ALP West, Hon. Darren Legh ALP 21 April 2015 Pritchard, Hon. Martin Brian ALP 22 May 2017 Clifford, Hon. Timothy (Tim) James GWA de Grussa, Hon. Colin Stephen Nat Evers, Hon. Diane Marie GWA Graham, Hon. Laurence (Laurie) William ALP McGinn, Hon. Kyle Owen ALP MacTiernan, Hon. Alannah Joan Geraldine ALP MLC 1993–1996 (Resigned) MLA 1996–2010 (Resigned) Scott, Hon. Robin David PHON Sibma, Hon. Tjorn Dirk Lib Smith, Hon. Charles Leonard PHON Stonehouse, Hon. Aaron Lib Dem Swinbourn, Hon. Matthew Dean ALP Thomas, Hon. Dr Steven (Steve) Caldwell Lib Tincknell, Hon. Colin Richard PHON Xamon Hon. Alison Marie GWA MLC 2009–2013 Yang, Hon. Pierre Shuai ALP

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Date of Commencement Member Party of Service 11 August 1990 Barnett, Hon. Colin James Lib 19 March 1994 Roberts, Hon. Michelle Hopkins ALP 14 December 1996 McGowan, Hon. Mark ALP 10 February 2001 Logan, Hon. Francis Michael ALP Murray, Hon. Michael Phillip ALP Quigley, Hon. John Robert ALP Quirk, Margaret Mary ALP Templeman, Hon. David Alan ALP Watson, Hon. Peter Bruce ALP 26 February 2005 McGrath, John Edwin Lib Redman, Hon. Donald Terrence Nat 11 March 2006 Wyatt, Hon. Benjamin Sana ALP 3 February 2007 Papalia, Hon. Paul ALP 6 September 2008 Baker, Lisa Loraine ALP Blayney, Ian Charles Lib Catania, Vincent Alexander Nat MLC 22.5.2005–12.8.2008 (resigned) (ALP) Cook, Hon. Roger Hugh ALP Freeman, Janine Marie ALP Harvey, Hon. Liza Mary Lib Johnston, Hon. William Joseph ALP Krsticevic, Antonio Lib Marmion, Hon. William Richard Lib Nahan, Hon. Dr Michael Dennis Lib Saffioti, Hon. Rita ALP Tallentire, Christopher John ALP 28 November 2009 Tinley, Hon. Peter Charles ALP 2 October 2010 Buti, Dr Antonio De Paulo ALP 9 March 2013 Davies, Hon. Mia Jane Nat MLC 22.5.2009–12.2.2013 (resigned) Farrer, Josephine ALP Kelly, Hon. David Joseph ALP L’Estrange, Sean Kimberley Lib Love, Ronald Shane Nat McGurk, Hon Simone Frances ALP Nalder, Dean Cambell Lib 18 October 2014 Mettam-Knarhoi, Elizabeth Lib

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Date of Commencement Member Party of Service 11 March 2017 Carey, John Newton ALP Clarke, Robyn Marjorie Jane ALP Folkard, Mark James ALP Hamilton, Emily ALP Healy, Terence James ALP Hughes, Matthew ALP Katsambanis, Peter Argyris Lib MLC 22.5.2013–6.2.2017 (resigned) Kirkup, Zak Richard Francis Lib Michael, David Robert ALP Michel, Kevin Joseph Jude ALP Millman, Simon Alexander ALP Mubarakai, Shahyaz Yezdi ALP O’Donnell, Kyran Martin Lib O’Malley, Lisa Margaret ALP Price, Stephen James ALP Punch, Donald Thomas ALP Rowe, Cassandra Michelle ALP Rundle, Peter James Nat Sanderson, Amber-Jade ALP MLC 22.5.2013–5.2.2017 (resigned) Shaw, Jessica Jane ALP Stojkowski, Jessica Mary Christine ALP Urban, Barry ALP Whitby, Reece Raymond ALP Winton, Sabine Elisabeth ALP 17 March 2018 Honey, Dr David John Lib

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Age Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Parliament No. % No. % No. % 25-29 2 5.56 2 2.1 30–34 2 3.4 1 2.78 3 3.2 35–39 6 10.2 4 11.11 10 10.5 40–44 7 11.9 5 13.89 12 12.6 45–49 6 10.2 4 11.11 10 10.5 50–54 18 30.5 5 13.89 23 24.2 55–59 9 15.3 7 19.44 16 16.8 60–64 3 5.1 5 13.89 8 8.4 65–69 6 10.2 1 2.78 7 7.4 70-74 2 3.4 2 5.56 4 4.2

AVERAGE AGE Legislative Assembly: 51.4 years (men 53.1 years; women 47.4 years) Legislative Council: 50.7 years (men 50.1 years; women 52.3 years) All Members as at 1 July 2017: 51.1 years All Members at 1 July 2013: 53.0 years In May 2005 the average of all MPs was: 49.5 years (men 50.5 years and women 47.5 years) In July 2008 the average of all MPs was: 50.0 years (men 51.0 years and women 47.6 years)

CONCURRENT LENGTH OF SERVICE*

Length of Legislative Assembly Legislative Council Parliament Service No. % No. % No. % 0–3 yrs 25 42.4 15 41.7 40 42.1 4–7 yrs 9 15.3 8 22.2 17 17.9 8–11yrs 14 23.7 4 11.1 18 18.9 12–15 yrs 2 3.4 6 16.7 8 8.4 16–19 yrs 6 10.2 2 5.6 8 8.4 20–23 yrs 2 3.4 1 2.8 3 3.2 24 and over 1 1.7 Nil Nil 1 1.1

*Members who served in both Houses are listed in terms of the House in which they are currently a member. • Hon Alannah MacTiernan MLC from 2017 previously served 3 years in the Legislative Council, from 1993–1996, and 13 years in the Legislative Assembly from 1996–2010. • Hon Robin Chapple MLC from 2009 previously served 4 years in the Legislative Council from 2001–2005. • Mia Jane Davies MLA from 2013 previously served 4 years in the Legislative Council from 2009–2013. • Peter Katsambanis MLA from 2017 previously served 4 years in the Legislative Council from 2013–2017 • Amber-Jade Sanderson MLA from 2017 previously served 4 years in the Legislative Council from 2013–2017. • Hon Alison Xamon MLC from 2017 previously served 4 years in the Legislative Council from 2009–2013. • Hon Steven Thomas MLC from 2017 previously served 3 years in the Legislative Assembly from 2005–2008.

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Name Date of Birth Age Party GRAHAM, Hon. Laurence (Laurie) William 21 November 1945 71 ALP CHAPPLE, Hon. Robin Howard 11 February 1947 70 GWA BASTON, Hon. Kenneth (Ken) Charles 29 June 1949 68 Lib CHOWN, Hon. James (Jim) Edward 4 October 1952 64 Lib MACTIERNAN, Hon. Alannah Joan Geraldine 10 January 1953 64 ALP SCOTT, Hon. Robin David 21 March 1953 64 PHON TALBOT, Hon. Dr Sally Elizabeth 22 March 1953 64 ALP TINCKNELL, Hon. Colin Richard 8 August 1953 63 PHON MISCHIN, Hon. Michael 29 December 1958 58 Lib COLLIER, Hon. Peter Charles 25 February 1959 58 Lib

YOUNGEST MEMBERS OF THE 40th PARLIAMENT — LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Name Date of Birth Age Party STONEHOUSE , Hon. Aaron 29 June 1990 27 Lib Dem MCGINN, Hon. Kyle Owen 23 May 1988 29 ALP YANG, Hon. Pierre Shuai 27 January 1983 34 ALP ALDRIDGE, Hon. Martin 6 May 1982 35 Nat CLIFFORD, Hon. Timothy (Tim) James 31 March 1982 35 GWA

OLDEST MEMBERS OF THE 40th PARLIAMENT — LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Name Date of Birth Age Party WATSON, Hon. Peter Bruce 30 May 1947 70 ALP MCGRATH, John Edwin 17 June 1947 70 Lib FARRER, Josephine 24 September 1947 69 ALP QUIGLEY, Hon. John Robert 1 December 1948 68 ALP MURRAY, Hon. Michael (Mick) Phillip 26 November 1949 67 ALP HUGHES, Matthew 9 March 1950 67 ALP NAHAN, Hon. Dr Michael (Mike) Dennis 2 July 1950 66 Lib BARNETT, Hon. Colin James 15 July 1950 66 Lib MARMION, Hon. William (Bill) Richard 22 May 1954 63 Lib LOGAN, Hon. Francis (Fran) Michael 25 Feb 1956 61 ALP

YOUNGEST MEMBERS OF THE 40th PARLIAMENT — LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Name Date of Birth Age Party KIRKUP, Zak Richard Francis 23 February 1987 30 Lib HAMILTON, Emily Louise 14 January 1985 32 ALP STOJKOVSKI, Jessica Mary Christine 18 October 1981 35 ALP HEALY, Terence (Terry) James 1 September 1981 35 ALP ROWE, Cassandra (Cassie) Michelle 6 September 1980 36 ALP

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Name Party Electorate

FARRER, Josephine, MLA ALP Kimberley WYATT, Hon. Benjamin (Ben) Sana, MLA ALP Victoria Park KIRKUP, Zak Richard Francis, MLA Lib Dawesville

N.B. The only previous Aboriginal Australian members of the Western Australian Parliament were Ernest Francis Bridge (ALP, then Independent) MLA for Kimberley from 1980 to 2001; and Carol Ann Martin (ALP) MLA for Kimberley from 2001 to 2013.

OVERSEAS-BORN MEMBERS OF THE 40th PARLIAMENT (21)

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (9)

Name Party Country of Birth

CHAPPLE, Hon. Robin Howard GWA England, UK DAWSON, Hon. Stephen Noel ALP Ireland EVERS, Hon. Diane Marie GWA Chicago, USA PRITCHARD, Hon. Martin Brian ALP England, UK SCOTT, Hon. Robin David PHON Scotland, UK SMITH, Hon. Charles Leonard PHON England, UK TALBOT, Hon. Dr Sally Elizabeth ALP England, UK TINCKNELL, Hon. Colin Richard PHON England, UK YANG, Hon. Pierre Shuai ALP China

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (12)

Name Party Country of Birth

HUGHES, Matthew ALP England, UK KRSTICEVIC, Antonio (Tony) Lib Croatia LOGAN, Hon. Francis (Fran) Michael ALP England, UK MICHEL, Kevin Joseph Jude ALP India MUBARAKAI, Shahyaz (Yaz) Yezdi ALP India NAHAN, Dr Michael (Mike) Dennis Lib Michigan, USA PUNCH, Donald (Don) Thomas ALP England, UK SHAW, Jessica Jane ALP England, UK TALLENTIRE, Christopher John ALP England, UK URBAN, Barry ALP England, UK WINTON, Sabine Elisabeth ALP West Germany WYATT, Hon. Benjamin (Ben) Sana ALP Papua New Guinea

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Legislative Council – 8 Legislative Assembly – 12

Name Party State or Territory JOHNSTON, Hon. William (Bill) Joseph, MLA ALP Australian Capital Territory GOIRAN, Hon. Nicolas (Nick) Pierre, MLC LIB New South Wales McGOWAN, Hon. Mark, MLA ALP New South Wales SANDERSON, Amber-Jade, MLA ALP New South Wales McGINN, Hon. Kyle Owen, MLC ALP Northern Territory QUIRK, Margaret Mary, MLA ALP South Australia CHOWN, Hon. James (Jim) Edward, MLC Lib Victoria CLARKE, Robyn Marjorie Jane, MLA ALP Victoria CLOHESY, Hon. Alanna Therese, MLC ALP Victoria KATSAMBANIS, Peter Argyris, MLA Lib Victoria LOVE, Ronald (Shane) Shane, MLA Nat Victoria MACTIERNAN, Hon. Alannah Joan Geraldine, MLC ALP Victoria MILLMAN, Simon Alexander, MLA ALP Victoria O’DONNELL, Kyran Martin, MLA ALP Victoria O’MALLEY, Lisa Margaret, MLA ALP Victoria ROWE, Cassandra (Cassie) Michelle, MLA ALP Victoria ROWE, Hon. Samantha Helen, MLC ALP Victoria THOMAS, Hon. Steven (Steve) Caldwell, MLC Lib Victoria WATSON, Hon. Peter Bruce, MLA ALP Victoria WEST, Hon. Darren Legh, MLC ALP Victoria

Members of the 40th Parliament born in regional Western Australia (18)

Legislative Council – 7 Legislative Assembly – 11

Name Party Town of Birth BLAYNEY, Ian Charles, MLA Lib Geraldton BOYDELL, Hon. Jacqueline (Jacqui) Ellen, MLC Nat Carnarvon BUTI, Dr Antonio (Tony) De Paulo, MLA ALP Collie COLLIER, Hon. Peter Charles, MLC Lib Kalgoorlie de GRUSSA, Hon. Colin Stephen, MLC Nat Esperance DOUST, Hon. Catherine (Kate) Esther, MLC ALP Kalgoorlie FARRER, Josephine, MLA ALP Halls Creek GRAHAM, Hon. Laurence (Laurie) William, MLC ALP Geraldton HARVEY, Hon. Liza Mary, MLA Lib Manjimup HOLT, Hon. Colin James, MLC Nat Goomalling HONEY, Dr David John Lib Mount Barker MARMION, Hon. William (Bill) Richard, MLA Lib Kalgoorlie MAZZA, Hon. Ricky (Rick) John, MLC SFFP Bunbury NALDER, Dean Cambell, MLA Lib Narrogin PAPALIA, Hon. Paul, MLA ALP Bunbury PRICE, Stephen James, MLA ALP Bunbury RUNDLE, Peter James MLA Nat Katanning TEMPLEMAN, Hon. David Alan, MLA ALP Northam

Members born in metropolitan Western Australia (37) Those born in metropolitan Western Australia include: (a) 25 from the Legislative Assembly (17 representing the ALP, 5 the Liberal Party and 3 The Nationals WA). (b) 12 from the Legislative Council (3 representing the ALP, 5 the Liberal Party, 1 The Nationals WA, 2 the Greens and 1 Liberal Democrat). 132 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1 OFFICERS OF PARLIAMENT The Fortieth Parliament LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

PRATT, Nigel Clerk of the Legislative Council and Clerk of the Parliaments

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE First appointed to the Legislative Council as an Advisory Officer to Committees and then a Clerk Assistant: 1999 – 2007. Deputy Clerk, Legislative Council of Tasmania: October 2007 – January 2014. Clerk of the Legislative Council and Clerk of the Parliaments from 3 February 2014.

PERSONAL Born 8 February 1964 in Subiaco, Western Australia. Married with three sons.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BA, BJuris, LLB. Barrister and Solicitor

GRANT, Paul Deputy Clerk

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE First appointed to the Legislative Council January 2000. Advisory Officer (Legal): 31 January 2000 – 24 June 2007. Clerk Assistant (Committees): 25 June 2007 – 3 January 2010. Clerk Assistant (Procedure): 4 January 2010 – 1 May 2015. Acting Deputy Clerk: 1 May 2015 – 30 October 2015. Deputy Clerk from 30 October 2015.

PERSONAL Born 22 September 1968, Fairfield, New South Wales.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT LLB, BA(Hons) (Major in Political Science). Legal officer.

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The Fortieth Parliament VELETTA, Suzanne Rita Clerk Assistant (Procedure) PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE First appointed to the Legislative Council June 2007 Advisory Officer: 5 June 2007 – 7 June 2015 Acting Clerk Assistant (Committees): 8 June 2015 – 23 November 2015 Clerk Assistant (Committees): 24 November 2015 – 12 January 2017 Clerk Assistant (Procedure) from 13 January 2017. PERSONAL Born in Subiaco, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT LLB. Legal officer, Private lawyer.

KAIN, Christine Clerk Assistant (Committees) PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE First appointed to the Legislative Council February 2006. Advisory Officer (Legal): 2006–2012. Appointed to the Legislative Council 10 July 2017 Clerk Assistant (Committees) from 10 July 2017. PERSONAL Born in Narrogin, Western Australia

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT LLB, Diploma of Nursing (Hospital Based). Lawyer, Principal Legislation Officer.

HITCHCOCK, Grant Alan Usher of the Black Rod PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE First appointed to the Legislative Council May 2004. Parliamentary Officer: 31 May 2004 –13 July 2006. Parliamentary Officer (Projects): 13 July 2006 – 24 January 2011. Advisory Officer (Procedure): 24 January 2011 – 13 July 2015. Usher of the Black Rod from 13 July 2015. PERSONAL Born 12 March 1978, Armadale, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BA. Private enterprise

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ROBINSON, Kirsten Marie Clerk of the Legislative Assembly PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed to the Legislative Assembly, May 1988. Relief Assistant Clerk of Papers: May 1988 – September 1988. Assistant Clerk of Papers: November 1988 – January 1990. Parliamentary Officer (Bills and Papers): January 1990 – June 1991. Parliamentary Officer (Table and Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms): July 1991 – January 1993. Parliamentary Officer, Administration: February 1993 – September 1993. Clerk/Research Officer, Select Committees on Heritage Laws and Ancient Shipwrecks: September 1993 – January 1995. Research Officer, Select Committee into Child Migration: July 1996 –May 1997. Research Officer, Public Accounts Committee: May 1997 – July 2000. Clerk Assistant (Procedure) and Sergeant-at-Arms :June 2005 – July 2007. Clerk Assistant Committees: July 2007 – January 2009. Clerk Assistant (Procedure): January 2009 – April 2011. Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Assembly: April 2011 – October 2015. Clerk of the Legislative Assembly from October 2015. PERSONAL Born in South Bend, Indiana, USA.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE CURRENT APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BA(Hons), MA. Policy Officer, Western Australian Electoral Commission.

NALDER, Scott Randall Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Assembly.

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed to the Legislative Assembly, June 2008. Principal Research Officer Legislative Assembly Standing Committees: June 2008 – March 2011. Clerk Assistant: April 2011 – October 2015. Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Assembly from October 2015. PERSONAL Born in Wagin, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE CURRENT APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BJuris(Hons), LLB, BCL (Oxon). Solicitor.

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The Fortieth Parliament KERR, Elizabeth Mary Clerk Assistant (Procedure) PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed to the Legislative Assembly, June 2000. Research Officer Legislative Assembly Committees: 2000 – 2004. Principal Research Officer Legislative Assembly Standing Committees: 2004 – 2007. Sergeant-at-Arms: June 2007 – May 2008. Clerk Assistant from February 2008. PERSONAL Born in Melbourne, Australia. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE CURRENT APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BA, PostGradDip Public Policy. Accounts administrator.

BATES, Mathew Clerk Assistant (Committees) PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed to the Legislative Assembly, February 2009. Research Officer Legislative Assembly Committees: 10 February 2009 – 11 July 2011. Principal Research Officer Legislative Assembly Standing Committees: 11 July 2011 – 12 October 2015. Clerk Assistant from 12 October 2015.

MACPHAIL, Isla Jean Sergeant-at-Arms

PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed to the Legislative Assembly, May 2007. Parliamentary Officer (Table): May 2007 – March 2008. Parliamentary Officer (Chamber Operations): March 2008 – July 2009. Principal Research Officer, Legislative Assembly Standing Committees: July 2009 – July 2010. Sergeant-at-Arms (and Principal Research Officer, Legislative Assembly Standing Committees) from July 2010. PERSONAL Born in Perth, Western Australia.

QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE CURRENT APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BA(Hons), MPhil, PHD. Historian.

136 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 1 OFFICERS OF PARLIAMENT The Fortieth Parliament PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES DEPARTMENT HUNTER, Robert James Executive Manager Parliamentary Services PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed as Human Resources Manager October 1997. Appointed as Deputy Executive Manager Parliamentary Services in July 2005. Appointed as Executive Manager Parliamentary Services from April 2016. PERSONAL Born 23 March 1968, Subiaco, Western Australia. Married. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT GradDipBus, Adv.Dip. Leadership, CertIV Mgt, AHRI. Human Resources Manager Vic/SA/TAS/NT, Business Banking, Westpac Banking Corporation Melbourne Victoria.

TRAEGDE, Patricia L. Deputy Executive Manager Parliamentary Services and Director Member and Operational Support PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE Appointed as Building Services Manager June 2013. Appointed as Deputy Executive Manager Parliamentary Services in August 2016. PERSONAL Born 11 April 1970, Wisconsin, United States. Married. QUALIFICATIONS AND OCCUPATION BEFORE APPOINTMENT TO PARLIAMENT BSConstMgt, Adv.Dip. Management and Leadership, LEED, CPC, Associate DBIA.

CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER Elma Lynette Ozich, BBus,PGradDipBus, MLM, FCPA

DIRECTOR PARLIAMENTARY INFORMATION AND Belinda Jayne Corey, BA EDUCATION

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGER John Lawrance Buchanan, AdvDipMgt, FAIM, AACS

BUILDING SERVICES MANAGER Hugh McCaffrey

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER Tina Hunter

CATERING SERVICES MANAGER Enno Willem Pieter Schijf, GradDipBusAdmin, MBA

SECURITY MANAGER Tony Paterson, MPICT, GradCertOHSEMgmt

HANSARD (REPORTING SERVICES) MANAGER Laurie James Mansell, BA

LIBRARY, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY Judith Anne Ballantyne, BAppSci ENGAGEMENT MANAGER

PROJECT MANAGER – WEBSITE REDESIGN Katherine Galvin

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PART TWO

HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE PARLIAMENT FROM 1890 Edition th The 24 The Dissolution Date of Prorogation and and of Prorogation Date 21 December 1909 1911 3 February 1911 31 August 24 December 1904 1905 5 October 1905 5 October 23 December 1905 14 December 1906 1907 19 September 20 December 1907 1908 12 August 1908 21 August 1909 6 February 23 December 1911 31 December 1912 18 December 1913 1914 16 September 1914 29 September 1915 26 March 21 January 1916 1917 30 March 1917 10 August 1917 10 August 1918 30 May 20 December 1918 5 December 1919 24 January 1921 24 January 1921 26 February 1891 26 February 1892 18 March 13 January 1893 1893 13 October 22 December 1893 1 June 1894 1894 28 November 1895 12 October 1896 27 October 1897 12 March 12 April 1897 1897 26 August 23 December 1897 1898 28 October 16 December 1899 14 June 1900 5 December 1900 1901 15 March 1902 19 February 20 December 1902 16 January 1904 1904 18 May Last Sitting Day Sitting Last 21 December 1909 1911 3 February 24 December 1904 1905 5 October 23 December 1905 14 December 1906 1907 19 September 20 December 1907 1908 12 August 1909 6 February 23 December 1911 31 December 1912 18 December 1913 1914 16 September 1915 4 March 1915 26 November 1917 21 March 1917 1 August 1918 30 May 20 December 1918 5 December 1919 23 December 1920 26 February 1891 26 February 1892 18 March 13 January 1893 1893 12 October 22 December 1893 1894 28 November 1895 12 October 1896 27 October 1897 12 March 1897 26 August 23 December 1897 1898 28 October 16 December 1899 14 June 1900 5 December 1900 1902 19 February 20 December 1902 16 January 1904 Date of Opening Date 28 July 1910 Dissolved 28 July 1904 6 July 1905 Dissolved 1905 23 November 21 June 1906 4 July 1907 1907 8 October 23 July 1908 Dissolved 1908 10 November 29 July 1909 1911 1 November 27 June 1912 26 June 1913 30 June 1914 Dissolved 3 December 1914 29 July 1915 21 July 1916 19 July 1917 Dissolved 1917 20 November 1918 22 August 31 July 1919 1920 5 August Dissolved 30 December 1890 30 December 1891 7 December 1892 3 November 5 July 1893 20 December 1893 Dissolved 25 July 1894 4 June 1895 7 July 1896 1897 11 March Dissolved 1897 17 August 1897 13 October 16 June 1898 21 June 1899 1900 17 May 1900 15 August Dissolved 28 June 1901 17 July 1902 16 July 1903 Dissolved The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 3 2 2 3 4 5 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 1 No. of Session 1 9 7 8 6 4 5 3 2 10 Number of Number of Parliament CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF PARLIAMENTS FROM THE INAUGURATION THE INAUGURATION FROM OF PARLIAMENTS RECORD CHRONOLOGICAL 1890-2018 GOVERNMENT, OF RESPONSIBLE

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1 May 1901 1 May 2 June 1883 9 April 1917 9 April 1920 23 July 1855 31 May 1909 31 May 10 April 1880 Date of Date 24 March 1903 24 March 17 March 1913 17 March 3 January 1839 5 October 1948 5 October 12 August 1848 12 August 19 August 1834 19 August 6 February 1832 6 February 27 January 1846 11 January 1875 30 January 1878 20 October 1890 20 October 1924 28 October Appointment 28 February 1862 28 February 30 December 1828 30 December 23 December 1895 30 September 1869 30 September 3 2 1 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The government of the colony. government of Sir Benjamin Pine’. ‘in the room appointed was Weld Aloysius and on 14 April 1869 Frederick Captain James Stirling, RN, Governor Captain Captain Charles Fitzgerald, RN, Governor Charles Fitzgerald, Captain ‘Sir Arthur’), Esq (afterwards Kennedy Arthur Edward Governor Governor Esq, Hampton John Stephen Captain James Stirling, RN, Lieutenant-Governor, James Stirling, RN, Lieutenant-Governor, Captain and Vice-Admiral Commander-in-Chief Commander-in- James Stirling, RN, Governor, Captain and Vice-Admiral Chief Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew K.H. Clarke, Governor K.H. Clarke, Andrew Lieutenant-Colonel John Hutt Esq, Governor Name Frederick Aloysius Weld Esq, Governor and Commander- Esq, Governor Weld Aloysius Frederick in-Chief Esq, CMG, Governor Robinson Francis William Cleaver CB, KCMG, RE, Ord, Sir Harry St George Major-General Commander-in-Chief and Governor Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, KCMG, Governor KCMG, Robinson, Francis Sir William Cleaver Governor KCMG, Napier Broome, Sir Frederick Governor Smith, KCMG, Sir Gerard Lieutenant-Colonel Governor KCMG, Sir Arthur Lawley, Captain GCB, Denham Bedford, George Sir Frederick Admiral Governor Major-General Sir Harry Barron, KCMG, CVO, Governor CVO, KCMG, Sir Harry Barron, Major-General Sir Gerald Strickland, KCMG, Governor Strickland, KCMG, Sir Gerald Governor KCMG, PC, Ellison-Macartney, Sir William Grey KCMG, Newdegate, Newdigate Alexander Sir Francis Governor DSO, Campion, KCMG, Colonel Sir William Robert Governor GCMG, Governor Hon Sir James Mitchell, Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, GCMG, Governor Robinson, Francis Sir William Cleaver ______1. While Stirling was in the United Kingdom, from August 1832 to August 1834, successive administrators were responsible for the responsible were administrators 1834, successive to August 1832 August from Kingdom, was in the United 1. While Stirling appointment the up take not did he but Governor appointed was Pine Campbell Chilley Benjamin Sir 1868, July 20 on issued Patent Letters By 2. 1948. 4 October 11 July 1933 to from as Lieutenant-Governor served 3. Sir James Mitchell GOVERNORS OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA OF WESTERN GOVERNORS

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Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Henry Gairdner, KCMG, 6 November 1951 26 June 1963 KCVO, GBE, CB, Governor

Major-General Sir Douglas Anthony Kendrew, KCMG, CB, 25 October 1963 28 August 1973 CBE, DSO, Governor

Air Commodore Hughie Idwal Edwards, VC, CB, DSO, 7 January 1974 2 April 1975 OBE, DFC, Governor (from August 1974 VC, KCMG, CB, DSO, OBE, DFC)

Air Chief Marshal Sir Wallace Kyle, GCB, KCVO, CBE, DSO, 24 November 1975 16 May 1980 DFC, KStJ, Governor

Rear Admiral Sir Richard Trowbridge, KCVO, Governor 25 November 1980 24 November 1983

Gordon Stanley Reid, PhD, AC, Governor 2 July 1984 30 September 1989

Sir Francis Theodore Page Burt, AC, KCMG, QC, Governor 19 March 1990 31 October 1993

Major General Philip Michael Jeffery, AO, MC, Governor 1 November 1993 5 May 2000 (now AC, CVO, MC)

Lieutenant-General John Murray Sanderson, AC, 18 August 2000 31 October 2005 Governor

Dr Kenneth Comninos Michael, AC, CitWA, Governor 18 January 2006 2 May 2011

Mr Malcolm James McCusker, AO QC, Governor (now 1 July 2011 30 June 2014 AC, CVO, QC)

Hon Kerry Sanderson, AC 20 October 2014 30 April 2018

Hon Kim Beazley, AC 1 May 2018

THE PRESENT GOVERNOR His Excellency, The Honourable Kim Beazley, AC

Official Secretary:Carol Buckley, MVO

THE PRESENT LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR The Honourable Chief Justice Wayne Stewart Martin, AC

145 Edition th The 24 The The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Administrator John Bruce Lieutenant-Colonel Brevet 1862 February 27 1862 to 20 February Administrator 1848 11 August 1847 to Irwin, 12 February Chidley Frederick Lieutenant-Colonel Administrators Irwin Chidley Frederick Captain 1833 13 September 1832 to 12 August Daniell Richard Captain 1834 10 May 1833 to 14 September 1834 18 August 1834 to 24 May Beete Picton Captain 1834 23 May 1834 to 11 May Arthur Edward Kennedy, Esq (afterwards ‘Sir Arthur’), Esq (afterwards Governor Kennedy, Arthur Edward 1862 19 February 23 July 1855 to Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew K.H. Clarke, Governor K.H. Clarke, Andrew Lieutenant-Colonel 1847 11 February 27 January 1846 to RN, Governor Charles Fitzgerald, Captain 22 July 1855 1848 to 12 August John Hutt, Esq, Governor 26 January 1846 3 January 1839 to Captain James Stirling, RN, Governor, Commander-in-Chief and Vice-Admiral Commander-in-Chief James Stirling, RN, Governor, Captain 1832 11 August 1832 to 6 February James Stirling, RN, Governor Captain 2 January 1839 1834 to 19 August Captain James Stirling, RN, Lieutenant-Governor, Commander-in-Chief and Vice-Admiral Commander-in-Chief James Stirling, RN, Lieutenant-Governor, Captain 1832 5 February 30 December 1828 to The period of appointment for each Governor is shown below as when one the continuous Governor period. was Tonot ascertain in residence, refer to the listingsfor Administrators, Lieutenant-Governors and Deputy Governors. GOVERNORS SINCE 1828 GOVERNORS GOVERNORS, LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS, DEPUTIES AND ADMINISTRATORS, AND ADMINISTRATORS, DEPUTIES LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORS, GOVERNORS, 1828–2018

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Administrator Lieutenant-Colonel John Bruce 2 November 1868 to 29 September 1869 (By Letters Patent issued on 20 July 1868, Sir Benjamin Chilley Campbell Pine was appointed Governor but he did not take up the appointment, and on 14 April 1869 Frederick Aloysius Weld was appointed ‘in the room of Sir Benjamin Pine’.)

Frederick Aloysius Weld, Esq, Governor and Commander-in-Chief 30 September 1869 to 3 January 1875

Administrator Lieutenant-Colonel E.D. Harvest 4 January 1875 to 10 January 1875

William Cleaver Francis Robinson, Esq, CMG, Governor 11 January 1875 to 6 September 1877

Administrator Lieutenant-Colonel E.D. Harvest 7 September 1877 to 11 November 1877 Lieutenant-Governor Major-General Sir Harry St George Ord, RE, KCMG, CB 12 November 1877 to 29 January 1878

Major-General Sir Harry St George Ord, RE, KCMG, CB, Governor and Commander-in-Chief 30 January 1878 to 9 April 1880

Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, KCMG, Governor 10 April 1880 to 13 February 1883

Administrator Henry Thomas Wrensfordsley, Esq, (afterwards ‘Sir Thomas’) 14 February 1883 to 1 June 1883

Sir Frederick Napier Broome, KCMG, Governor 2 June 1883 to 20 December 1889

Administrator Sir Malcolm Fraser 21 December 1889 to 19 October 1890

Sir William Cleaver Francis Robinson, GCMG, Governor 20 October 1890 to 17 March 1895

Administrator Sir Alexander Campbell Onslow 18 March 1895 to 22 December 1895

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Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Sir Robert Furse McMillan 7 January 1929 to 7 May 1929 Administrator Sir John Alfred Northmore, KCMG 9 June 1931 to 29 June 1932 Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Sir John Alfred Northmore, KCMG 30 June 1932 to 10 July 1933 Lieutenant-Governor Sir James Mitchell, GCMG 11 July 1933 to 4 October 1948

Hon Sir James Mitchell, GCMG, Governor 5 October 1948 to 30 June 1951

Administrators Hon Sir John Patrick Dwyer, KCMG 1 July 1951 to 6 August 1951 28 August 1951 to 5 November 1951

Hon Albert Asher Wolff 7 August 1951 to 27 August 1951

Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Henry Gairdner, KCMG, KCVO, GBE, CB, Governor 6 November 1951 to 26 June 19634

Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Hon Sir John Patrick Dwyer, KCMG 11 July 1956 to 15 November 1956 24 July 1958 to 3 January 1959 29 March 1961 to 13 September 1961 26 June 1963 to 25 October 19635

Major-General Sir Douglas Anthony Kendrew, KCMG, CB, CBE, DSO, Governor 25 October 1963 to 28 August 19736

Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Hon Sir Albert Asher Wolff, KCMG 4 June 1968 to 10 October 1968 18 July 1971 to 15 September 1971 28 August 1973 to 7 January 19747

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4. CBE conferred 1969. 5. From 25 June 1963 until his appointment terminated on 13 August 1963, Sir Charles Gairdner was absent from the State on leave. 6. From 28 August 1973 to 24 October 1973, Sir Douglas Kendrew was absent from the State on leave. 7. Sir Albert Wolff resigned his appointment as Lieutenant-Governor on 30 April 1974. 149 Edition th The 24 The 8 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Administrator Hon John Lavan 1980 9 November 1980 to 8 August Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Lieutenant-Governor Burt, KCMG Page Theodore Hon Sir Francis 1 July 1984 1983 to 25 November Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Lieutenant-Governor Burt, KCMG Page Theodore Hon Sir Francis 1990 19 March 19 June 1989 to Administrator Burt, KCMG Page Theodore Hon Sir Francis 26 July 1982 10 June 1982 to Lieutenant-Governors/Administrators CBE, DSC KCMG, Ramsay, Sir James Maxwell Commodore 5 July 1976 30 June 1976 to 1976 3 November 1976 to 22 October Burt, KCMG Page Theodore Hon Sir Francis 1980 7 August 1980 to 28 May 1980 24 November 1980 to 10 November Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Lieutenant-Governor CBE, DSC Ramsay, James Maxwell Commodore 1974 9 October 1974 to 19 September 1975 10 March 1974 to 16 October 1975 23 November 3 April 1975 to 2 July 1984 to 30 September 1989 30 September 2 July 1984 to 24 November 1975 to 16 May 1980 16 May 1975 to 24 November Rear Admiral Sir Richard Trowbridge, KCVO, Governor KCVO, Trowbridge, Sir Richard Admiral Rear 1983 24 November 1980 to 25 November Gordon Stanley Reid, PhD, Governor PhD, Reid, Stanley Gordon Air Chief Marshal Sir Wallace Kyle, GCB, KCVO, CBE, DSO, DFC, KStJ, Governor KStJ, DFC, DSO, CBE, KCVO, GCB, Kyle, Sir Wallace Marshal Air Chief Air Commodore (Sir) Hughie Idwal Edwards, VC, CB, DSO, OBE, DFC, Governor Governor OBE, DFC, DSO, CB, VC, Edwards, (Sir) Hughie Idwal Air Commodore 1974 August from KCMG OBE, DFC) DSO, CB, KCMG, (VC, 2 April 1975 7 January 1974 to Professor Reid was on leave from official duties from 19 June 1989. official duties from on leave was Reid Professor

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Lieutenant-Governor Hon David Kingsley Malcolm, QC, LLB (Hons) From 19 March 1990 to 29 September 2009 Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Hon David Kingsley Malcolm, QC, LLB (Hons) 1 July 1992 to 10 November 1992 Deputy of the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Hon Mr Justice William Page Pidgeon 12 October 1992 to 5 November 1992

Major General Philip Michael Jeffery, AO, MC, Governor (now AC, CVO, MC) 1 November 1993 to 5 May 2000

Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator Hon David Kingsley Malcolm, QC, LLB (Hons) 6 May 2000 to 10 May 2000 Hon Mr Justice Geoffrey Alexander Kennedy, AO 11 May 2000 to 18 August 2000

Lieutenant-General John Murray Sanderson, AC, Governor 18 August 2000 to 31 October 2005

Administrator Hon Justice Geoffrey Miller 11 September 2005 to 17 September 2005 Lieutenant Governor and Administrator Hon David Kingsley Malcolm, QC, LLB (Hons) 1 November 2005 to 17 January 2006

Dr Kenneth Comninos Michael, AC, CitWA, Governor 18 January 2006 to 2 May 2011

Lieutenant Governor Hon Chief Justice Wayne Stewart Martin, AC on 30 September 2009 (still in office) Lieutenant Governor and Deputy of the Governor Hon Chief Justice Wayne Stewart Martin, AC 17 December 2009 to 24 January 2010 Lieutenant Governor and Administrator Hon Chief Justice Wayne Stewart Martin, AC 18 April 2010 to 1 May 2010 3 May 2011 to 30 June 2011 (Interregnum period) (including Hon Justice Michael Murray as Deputy of the Lieutenant Governor and Administrator 16 May 2011 to 29 May 2011) ______

9 Sir Francis Burt was absent on unpaid leave from 1 July to 10 November 1992.

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Lieutenant Governor and Deputy of the Governor and Deputy Governor Lieutenant AC Martin, Stewart Wayne Justice Hon Chief 2012 9 December to 2012 29 November 2012 29 December 14 December 2012 to Roderick McKechnie John Hon Justice 13 January 2013 30 December 2012 to Lieutenant Governor and Deputy of the Governor and Deputy of the Governor Lieutenant AC Martin, Stewart Wayne Justice Hon Chief 18 January 2015 10 January 2015 to 2015 19 March 2015 to 16 March 2015 14 May 2015 to 11 May 29 June 2015 10 June 2015 to 2015 1 August 26 July 2015 to 2 December 2015 2015 to 28 November 2016 20 May 2016 to 16 May 3 July 2016 4 June 2016 to 2016 8 September 2016 to 6 September Mr Malcolm James McCusker, AC CVO QC, Governor QC, CVO AC James McCusker, Mr Malcolm 30 June 2014 to 1 July 2011 Hon Kerry Sanderson, AC, Governor AC, Sanderson, Hon Kerry 30 April 2018 2014 to 20 October Governor AC, Hon Kim Beazley, in office) 2018 (still 1 May

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OFFICE HOLDERS OF PARLIAMENT, 1890–2018 Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL PRESIDENTS Date of Date of Name Appointment Retirement or Death Hon. Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell 29 December 1890 27 September 1892* Hon. Sir George Shenton 11 October 1892 21 May 1906 Hon. Sir Henry Briggs 21 June 1906 8 June 1919* Hon. (Sir) Walter Kingsmill, 31 July 1919 21 May 1922 Hon. Sir Edward Wittenoom, KCMG 27 July 1922 9 August 1926 Hon. Sir John Waters Kirwan 10 August 1926 21 May 1946 Hon. James Cornell 25 July 1946 25 November 1946* Hon. Sir Harold Seddon 26 November 1946 21 May 1954 Hon. Anthony Lloyd Loton 14 June 1954 6 August 1958 Hon. Sir Charles Latham 7 August 1958 21 May 1960 Hon. (Sir) Leslie Charles Diver 28 July 1960 21 May 1974 Hon. (Sir) Arthur Frederick Griffith 22 May 1974 21 May 1977 Hon. Clive Edward Griffiths 24 May 1977 21 May 1997 Hon. Samuel George Ernest Cash 27 May 1997 21 May 2001 Hon. John Alexander Cowdell 22 May 2001 21 May 2005 Hon. Nicholas David Griffiths 24 May 2005 21 May 2009 Hon. Barry John House 22 May 2009 21 May 2017 Hon. Catherine (Kate) Esther Doust 23 May 2017 * Died in office. CHAIRS OF COMMITTEES

Date of Name Date of Retirement Appointment Hon. (Sir) Henry Briggs 7 June 1900 20 June 1906 Hon. (Sir) Walter Kingsmill 17 July 1906 31 July 1919 Hon. Joseph Francis Allen 12 August 1919 21 May 1920 Hon. John Ewing 12 August 1920 11 July 1923 Hon. (Sir) John Waters Kirwan 1 August 1923 10 August 1926 Hon. James Cornell 2 September 1926 25 July 1946 Hon. (Sir) Harold Seddon 30 July 1946 26 November 1946 Hon. James Albert Dimmitt 27 November 1946 13 April 1953 Hon. William Reaper Hall 11 August 1953 1 May 1963 Hon. Norman Eric Baxter 6 August 1963 8 April 1974 Hon. Jack Heitman 30 July 1974 25 April 1977 Hon. Victor Jasper Ferry, DFC 2 August 1977 26 July 1983 Hon. David John Wordsworth 27 July 1983 31 August 1989 Hon. James McMillan Brown 31 August 1989 3 March 1992 Hon. Garry Kenneth Kelly 17 March 1992 8 January 1993 Hon. Barry John House 22 June 1993 27 May 1997 Hon. John Alexander Cowdell 27 May 1997 21 May 2001 Hon. Samuel George Ernest Cash 22 May 2001 21 May 2009 Hon. Matthew Francis Benson-Lidholm 22 May 2009 21 May 2013 Hon. Adele Farina 22 May 2013 21 May 2017 Hon. Simon McDonnell O’Brien 23 May 2017 153 Edition th The 24 The To To 2 April 1959 8 April 1974 8 April 1974 2 April 1959 25 July 1962 26 April 1996 30 June 1984 30 June 1966 3 March 1971 3 March 5 March 1980 5 March 1 March 1958 1 March 21 March 2013 21 March 16 March 1987 16 March 2017 17 March 10 March 1977 10 March 17 March 2017 17 March 30 March 1976 30 March 11 March 1971 11 March 7 February 1973 7 February 9 February 1989 9 February 15 January 1997 15 October 1996 15 October 16 February 1993 16 February 2001 16 February 25 February 1983 25 February 1 November 1958 1 November 16 February 2001 16 February 25 February 1983 25 February 1993 16 February 30 November 1993 30 November 23 September 2008 23 September 23 September 2008 23 September From From 1 July 1966 2 April 1959 8 April 1974 8 April 1974 2 April 1959 25 July 1962 26 April 1996 3 March 1971 3 March 5 March 1980 5 March 30 June 1984 16 June 1958 16 March 1987 16 March 2013 21 March 2017 17 March 10 March 1977 10 March 25 March 2017 25 March 30 March 1976 30 March 11 March 1971 11 March 7 February 1973 7 February 9 February 1989 9 February 15 January 1997 16 February 1993 16 February 2001 16 February 25 February 1983 25 February 15 October 1996 15 October 7 December 1955 7 December 16 February 2001 16 February 25 February 1983 25 February 1993 16 February 1 December 1955 13 November 1958 13 November 23 September 2008 23 September 30 November 1993 30 November 23 September 2008 23 September The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Hon. Peter Charles Collier Charles Hon. Peter Hon. Suzanne (Sue) Mary Ellery Hon. Suzanne Hon. Stanley John Halden Hon. Stanley Maurice Chance Hon. Kimberley Stephens Hon. Thomas Gregory Moore Hon. Norman Frederick Hon. Desmond Keith Dans Hon. Desmond Keith Medcalf Hon. Ian George Masters Edgar Hon. Gordon Cash Ernest Hon. Samuel George John Edwards Hon. Graham Hon. William Francis Willesee Hon. William Francis Griffith Hon. Arthur Frederick Thompson Hon. Ronald Hon. Frank Joseph Scott Wise Joseph Scott Hon. Frank Name Hon. Charles Herbert Simpson Hon. Harry Charles Strickland Name Hon. Arthur Frederick Griffith Hon. Arthur Frederick Hon. Samuel George Ernest Cash Ernest Hon. Samuel George Moore Hon. Norman Frederick Maurice Chance Hon. Kimberley Moore Hon. Norman Frederick Charles Collier Hon. Peter Hon. Desmond Keith Dans Hon. Desmond Keith Berinson Hon. Joseph Max Mary (Sue) Ellery Hon. Suzanne Hon. William Francis Willesee Hon. William Francis Hon. Gilbert Fraser Hon. Gilbert Hon. Harry Charles Strickland Griffith Hon. Arthur Frederick Hon. John Dolan Hon. Ian George Medcalf Hon. Ian George Hon. Graham Charles MacKinnon Hon. Graham Hon. Neil McNeill LEADERS OF THE OPPOSITION IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE OPPOSITION IN THE LEGISLATIVE LEADERS (Position first officially designated, 7 December 1955) 7 December officially designated, first (Position LEADERS OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE IN THE THE GOVERNMENT OF LEADERS

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GOVERNMENT AND OPPOSITION WHIPS Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, 1971–2018 GOVERNMENT WHIP

Name From To

Hon. Ronald Thompson 1971 1973 Hon. Desmond Keith Dans 1973 1974 Hon. Victor Jasper Ferry 1974 1977 Hon. Gordon Edgar Masters 1977 1980 Hon. Margaret McAleer 1980 1983 Hon. Fred Evan McKenzie 1983 1993 Hon. Muriel Grace Patterson 1993 2001 Hon. Edmund Rupert Joseph Dermer 2001 2008 Hon. Bruce Kirwan Donaldson 2008 2009 Hon. Kenneth Charles Baston 2009 2013 Hon. Phillip John Edman 2013 2017 Hon. Martin Brian Pritchard 2017

OPPOSITION WHIP

Name From To

Hon. Desmond Keith Dans 1974 1976 Hon. Roy Edward Claughton 1976 1980 Hon. Fred Evan McKenzie 1980 1983 Hon. Margaret McAleer 1983 1993 Hon. Thomas Richard Helm 1993 1997 Hon. Robert John Thomas 1997 2001 Hon. Bruce Kirwan Donaldson 2001 2008 Hon. Edmund Rupert Joseph Dermer 2008 2013 Hon. Samantha Helen Rowe 2013 2017 Hon. Kenneth (Ken) Charles Baston 2017

155 Edition th The 24 The or Death 17 July 1933 31 July 1947 29 July 1930 23 July 1924 27 July 1904 29 June 1959 17 June 1993 28 June 1917 9 March 2013 9 March 1 March 1917 1 March 5 August 1953 5 August 2 August 1939 2 August 1956 1 August 24 March 1938 24 March 30 March 1974 30 March 21 March 1983 21 March 11 March 2017 11 March 23 March 1968 23 March 8 October 1911 8 October 8 February 1986 8 February 8 October 1971* 8 October 27 October 1905 27 October 13 February 1917 13 February 1971 20 February 1977 19 February 10 February 2001 10 February 6 September 2008 6 September 1 December 1903* 1 December 14 December 1996 Date of Retirement of Retirement Date 1 May 2001 1 May 18 July 1933 31 July 1947 30 July 1930 15 July 1971 24 July 1924 19 July 1917 28 July 1904 25 July 1968 22 May 1974 22 May 1977 24 May 11 May 2017 11 May 30 June 1959 17 June 1993 10 June 1986 11 April 2013 6 March 1997 6 March 1 March 1917 1 March 4 August 1938 4 August 1939 3 August 1953 6 August 1956 2 August 22 March 1983 22 March 13 February 1917 13 February 2 December 1903 1 November 1911 1 November 6 November 2008 6 November 30 December 1890 30 December 23 November 1905 23 November 1971 16 November Date of Appointment Date The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Hon. Timothy Francis Quinlan Francis Hon. Timothy Troy Hon. Michael Francis CMG Hugh Panton, Hon. Alexander Johnson Hon. William Dartnell John North Hon. Charles Frederic Joseph Rodoreda Hon. Aloysius Hon. Daniel Norton Hon. Edward Bertram Johnston Bertram Hon. Edward Stubbs Hon. Sydney Sleeman Hon. Joseph Bertram Hon. James Hegney Hon. John Merrifield Hearman, CMG Hon. John Mervin Toms DFC Hutchinson, Hon. (Sir) Ross Thompson Hon. Ian David Joseph Strickland Hon. George Allen Woodhams Hon. Grant Hon. Thomas Walker Hon. John Joseph Harman Clarko Hon. James George Riebeling Hon. Fredrick Hon. Michael William Sutherland Hon. James Gardiner Taylor Hon. George JP Hon. Michael Barnett, Bruce Watson Hon. Peter * Died in office. Hon. Charles Harper Harry Jacoby Hon. Mathieson Hon. Sir James George Lee Steere, KCMG Lee Steere, George Hon. Sir James Hon. Hugh Norman Guthrie Name SPEAKERS LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY LEGISLATIVE

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CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES / DEPUTY SPEAKERS Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890

Date of Date of Name Appointment Retirement Hon. George Randell 20 January 1891 4 July 1892 Marinus Frederick Alfred Canning 10 November 1892 1 June 1894 William Traylen 30 July 1894 12 April 1897 Charles Harper 24 August 1897 2 December 1903 Frederick Illingworth 3 December 1903 28 June 1904 Hon. Thomas Henry Bath 3 August 1904 7 June 1905 Hon. Timothy Francis Quinlan 18 July 1905 5 October 1905 Frederick Illingworth 30 November 1905 13 August 1907 Hon. Henry Daglish 20 August 1907 16 September 1910 Hon. George Taylor 13 October 1910 31 August 1911 John Barkell Holman 1 November 1911 22 March 1917 Hon. Sydney Stubbs 21 November 1917 28 January 1924 John Thomas Lutey 24 July 1924 31 January 1930 Walter Richardson 30 July 1930 31 January 1933 Hon. Joseph Bertram Sleeman 20 July 1933 31 January 1939 William Mortimer Marshall 8 August 1939 3 August 1947 Hon. Aloysius Joseph Rodoreda 7 August 1945 31 January 1947 Charles Collier Perkins 5 August 1947 15 January 1953 James Hegney 11 August 1953 31 January 1956 Arthur McAlister Moir 7 August 1956 27 November 1957 William Hawkins Sewell 27 November 1957 31 January 1959 George Frederick Roberts 1 July 1959 31 January 1962 Iven Wemyss Manning 31 July 1962 1 January 1965 William Allan Manning 3 August 1965 31 December 1970 Daniel Norton 20 July 1971 15 November 1971 Thomas Henry Bateman 16 November 1971 31 January 1974 Ian David Thompson 30 July 1974 5 January 1977 James George Clarko, JP 2 August 1977 7 February 1982 Barry Roy Blaikie 23 March 1982 21 March 1983 Michael Barnett, JP 22 March 1983 10 June 1986 Graham John Burkett, JP 10 June 1986 4 February 1989 Ian Christopher Alexander, Dr 29 March 1989 8 January 1993 George Joseph Strickland 17 June 1993 14 December 1996 Robert Frank Johnson 6 March 1997 10 June 1997 Robert Clyde Bloffwitch* 10 June 1997 10 February 2001 Dianne Joy Guise 1 May 2001 17 August 2008 Michael William Sutherland 6 November 2008 11 April 2013 Wendy Maxine Duncan 11 April 2013 11 March 2017 Lisa Loraine Baker 11 May 2017

* The position of Chairman of Committees ceased to exist on 8 September 1999 and was replaced by Deputy Speaker.

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With the the Under From 22 Ma From From From From 4 years. two every retire to with one-third respectively terms and two-year four- six-, for elected were members made were arrangements Special date. that from years six May 21 on expired and June) 4 on was contest Province North the 1906 in and May 30 until held actually added in 1897 and 1900. provinces the additional three for those elected for members to appoint was necessarycases in it some created, were when the additional provinces In 1965, and again seventeen. and then to sixteen to increased provinces. the new represent to terms with unexpired 1989. on 21 May expire to amended were the 1989 election prior to of all members 1993. The terms on 21 May simultaneously. expiring terms entirely of nominated members. The first fifteen nominated members were appointed as from 24 December 1890. as were appointed members fifteen nominated The first members. of nominated entirely

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NAME A (24.11.1913–2.9.1982) Charles Roy ABBEY, AIREY, Diane Phyllis (4.2.1943–) Diane Phyllis AIREY, ALDRIDGE Martin (6.5.1982–) ALEXANDER, William (c 12.1844–27.5.1924) (6.8.1869–23.5.1933) ALLEN, Joseph Francis William (22.9.1865–15.9.1932) Frederick ALLSOP, Herbert (7.6.1846–1.2.1900) Jocelyn George AMHERST, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, 1890–2018 OF THE LEGISLATIVE OF MEMBERS ALPHABETICAL LIST vacancy. casual to fill a votes of recount ** = * = By-election; is unexpired. term the Member’s column, in the fourth is shown no closing date Where N.B. 159 Edition th

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BROOKMAN, William Gordon (8.8.1859–5.1.1910) Gordon William BROOKMAN, Metropolitan-Suburban 29.8.1900–15.12.1903 (seat declared vacant) declared (seat 29.8.1900–15.12.1903

22.5.1906–21.5.1912 (defeated. East Province) East (defeated. 22.5.1906–21.5.1912 North-East 25.5.1915)

5.9.1900–21.5.1906 South (23.7.1866– Outridge Frederick Thomas BRIMAGE,

BRIGGS, Sir Henry (17.3.1844–8.6.1919) Henry Sir BRIGGS, 30.6.1896–8.6.1919 (deceased) 30.6.1896–8.6.1919 Liberal West

BRAND, George Edmund Dowd (11.3.1911–5.3.1997) Dowd Edmund George BRAND, 22.5.1965–21.5.1971 (defeated) 22.5.1965–21.5.1971 Liberal North Lower

22.5.1950–25.6.1955 (deceased) 22.5.1950–25.6.1955 South-East

BOYLEN, Robert Joseph (16.11.1901–25.6.1955) Joseph Robert BOYLEN, renamed) (province 1.2.1947*–21.5.1950 ALP South

BOYDELL, Jacqueline (Jacqui) Ellen (22.2.1968–) Ellen (Jacqui) Jacqueline BOYDELL, 22.5.2013– Nat Pastoral and Mining

BOLTON, Leonard Burlington (1.8.1879–23.3.1948) Burlington Leonard BOLTON, 6.2.1932*–23.3.1948 (deceased) 6.2.1932*–23.3.1948 Nat Metropolitan

25.11.1922*–21.5.1924 (retired) 25.11.1922*–21.5.1924 Metropolitan-Suburban

(resigned) 14.4.1917*–21.2.1918 Nat BOAN, Henry (Harry) (4.11.1860–18.3.1941) (Harry) Henry BOAN, Metropolitan

BERRY, George William (18.5.1913–4.4.1998) William George BERRY, 22.5.1968–21.5.1980 (retired) 22.5.1968–21.5.1980 Liberal North Lower

22.5.1989–30.4.1993 (resigned) 22.5.1989–30.4.1993 North Metropolitan North

22.5.1983–21.5.1989 Metropolitan Central North

province) new to (appointed 22.5.1980–21.5.1983 ALP BERINSON, Joseph Max (7.1.1932–) Max Joseph BERINSON, Metropolitan North-East

22.5.2009–21.5.2013 (defeated) 22.5.2009–21.5.2013 Agriculture

22.5.2005–21.5.2009 ALP BENSON-LIDHOLM, Matthew Francis (5.3.1952–) Francis Matthew BENSON-LIDHOLM, West South

22.5.1950–21.5.1965 (retired) 22.5.1950–21.5.1965 South-East

BENNETTS, George (11.4.1890–27.3.1980) George BENNETTS, ALP South renamed) (province 22.5.1946–21.5.1950

BELLINGHAM, George Henry John (15.2.1862–28.7.1932) John Henry George BELLINGHAM, South 5.9.1900–21.5.1908 (retired) 5.9.1900–21.5.1908

BELL, Colin John (18.5.1941–) John Colin BELL, Lower West Lower Liberal 22.5.1983–21.5.1989 (retired) 22.5.1983–21.5.1989

BEHJAT, Elizabeth (Liz) Lloyd (30.12.1958–) Lloyd (Liz) Elizabeth BEHJAT, North Metropolitan North Liberal 22.5.2009–21.5.2017 (retired) 22.5.2009–21.5.2017

Central NCP from 1975 from NCP 22.5.1960–21.5.1983 (retired) 22.5.1960–21.5.1983

BAXTER, Norman Eric (21.6.1909–14.11.2003) Eric Norman BAXTER, Central CP; NA in 1974 in NA CP; 6.5.1950*–21.5.1958 (defeated) 6.5.1950*–21.5.1958

BAXTER, Charles Farquharson (20.5.1874 - 2.3.1950) - (20.5.1874 Farquharson Charles BAXTER, East CP 22.5.1914–2.3.1950 (deceased) 22.5.1914–2.3.1950

BASTON, Kenneth (Ken) Charles (29.6.1949–) Charles (Ken) Kenneth BASTON, Mining and Pastoral and Mining Liberal 22.5.2005–

BARKER, Charles William Donald (14.8.1904–8.7.1956) Donald William Charles BARKER, North ALP 22.5.1952–18.7.1956 (deceased) 22.5.1952–18.7.1956

BAGLIN, Frederick Arthur (18.5.1872–deceased) Arthur Frederick BAGLIN, West ALP 22.5.1920–13.8.1923 (resigned) 22.5.1920–13.8.1923

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ATKINSON, William Gordon (14.4.1941–4.8.1984) Gordon William ATKINSON, Central Liberal 22.5.1983–4.8.1984 (deceased) 22.5.1983–4.8.1984

ARDAGH, Richard George (26.7.1861–31.7.1931) George Richard ARDAGH, North-East ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP; 22.5.1912–21.5.1924 (defeated) 22.5.1912–21.5.1924

ARCHER, Shelley Frances (15.10.1958–) Frances Shelley ARCHER, Mining and Pastoral and Mining ALP; Ind from 2007 from Ind ALP; 22.5.2005–21.5.2008 (retired) 22.5.2005–21.5.2008

ANSTEY, Harry Francis (24.7.1847–6.7.1927) Francis Harry ANSTEY, Nominated 23.8.1893–4.6.1894(defeated 16.7.1894) 23.8.1893–4.6.1894(defeated

ANGELO, Edward Houghton (29.7.1870–1.10.1948) Houghton Edward ANGELO, North Nat 22.5.1934–21.5.1940 (retired) (MLA 1917-1933) (MLA (retired) 22.5.1934–21.5.1940

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South-East Agricultural North-East Agricultural Mining and Pastoral East Nominated Nominated North Metropolitan South-East Nominated Metropolitan North-East Metropolitan East South Agricultural East Central North Metropolitan North Metropolitan Mining and Pastoral Agricultural Mining and Pastoral Central Agricultural Agricultural South-West North Metropolitan Metropolitan East PROVINCE/REGION North Metropolitan BROWN, James McMillan (5.4.1927–) BROWN, (30.12.1867–24.2.1930) John Reid BROWN, John (10.3.1969–) Paul BROWN, Helen Hong Hui (16.5.1965–) BULLOCK, Goldsmith (4.12.1847–25.9.1905) Richard BURGES, Thomas (c.July 1830-1832–7.8.1893) BURGES, Anne (3.3.1955–) Carolyn BURTON, (2.8.1861–7.4.1938) Alfred BURVILL, (11.10.1855–29.12.1939) Edwin BUSH, Robert (12.9.1929–26.5.2006) BUTLER, Thomas George CALDWELL, John Norman (19.12.1934–2.8.2000) William (3.1.1872–31.5.1936) CARROLL, Henry (31.12.1866–31.7.1948) CARSON, Alan MacMillan (4.5.1939–) CARSTAIRS, (12.9.1946–) Ernest CASH, Samuel George (23.2.1977–) Alexander Vincent CATANIA, Maurice (16.11.1946–22.2.2017) CHANCE, Kimberley (11.2.1947–) Howard CHAPPLE, Robin Eric James (17.3.1938–) CHARLTON, (4.10.1952–) James (Jim) Edward CHOWN, (21.8.1846–15.4.1921) Mayo CLARKE, Ephraim (14.8.1927–26.4.2012) Frederick Roy CLAUGHTON, (Tim) James (31.3.1982–) Timothy CLIFFORD, NAME C (4.10.1947–) Alan Alfred CADBY, 161 Edition th

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DAVIES, Evan Morris (22.6.1892–10.4.1963) Morris Evan DAVIES, 21.6.1947*–10.4.1963 (deceased) 21.6.1947*–10.4.1963 ALP West

DAVIES, Edward William (24.9.1855–24.1.1904) William Edward DAVIES, West 16.7.1894–9.6.1896 (resigned) 16.7.1894–9.6.1896

DAVIES, Dexter Melvyn (10.4.1951–17.3.2018) Melvyn Dexter DAVIES, 10.8.1998**–21.5.2001 (defeated) 10.8.1998**–21.5.2001 Nat Agricultural

DAVENPORT, Cheryl May (19.1.1947–) May Cheryl DAVENPORT, 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 ALP Metropolitan South

DANS, Desmond Keith (24.11.1924–2.1.2014) Keith Desmond DANS, 22.5.1971–21.5.1989 (retired) 22.5.1971–21.5.1989 ALP Metropolitan South

DAFFEN, Harold Arthur Charles (8.9.1899–15.8.1984) Charles Arthur Harold DAFFEN, 30.8.1947*–21.5.1950 (defeated Midland Province) Midland (defeated 30.8.1947*–21.5.1950 Liberal Central

10.9.1955*–21.5.1962 (defeated) 10.9.1955*–21.5.1962 South-East

(defeated) 22.5.1950–21.5.1954 29.7.1996) South-East

renamed) (province 22.5.1948–21.5.1950 Liberal South CUNNINGHAM, John Michael Adrenne (25.4.1912– Adrenne Michael John CUNNINGHAM,

(MLA 1924-1936) (Senator 1938-1943) (Senator 1924-1936) (MLA

CUNNINGHAM, James (28.12.1879–4.7.1943) James CUNNINGHAM, (defeated) 7.7.1916*–21.5.1922 ALP North-East

(MLA, NSW 1889-1895) NSW (MLA,

CULLEN, Joseph Francis (c.1849–31.3.1917) Francis Joseph CULLEN, (deceased) 1.10.1909*–31.3.1917 Liberal South-East

30.10.1901*–2.5.1902 (deceased) 30.10.1901*–2.5.1902 East

(defeated) 16.7.1894–21.5.1900 CROWDER, Frederick Thomas (21.1.1856–2.5.1902) Thomas Frederick CROWDER, South-East

CRIDDLE, Murray John (11.12.1943–) John Murray CRIDDLE, 22.5.1993– 2.1.2008 (resigned) 2.1.2008 22.5.1993– Nat Agricultural

CRAIG, Leslie (23.11.1892–9.2.1966) Leslie CRAIG, 20.1.1934*–21.5.1956 (retired) 20.1.1934*–21.5.1956 1945 from Lib Nat; South-West

COWDELL, John Alexander (24.5.1953–) Alexander John COWDELL, South West South ALP 22.5.1993–21.5.2005 (retired) 22.5.1993–21.5.2005

CORNISH, Cyril Richard (30.6.1891–10.10.1961) Richard Cyril CORNISH, North Ind 13.6.1942*–21.5.1946 (defeated) 13.6.1942*–21.5.1946

CORNELL, James (23.12.1874–25.11.1946) James CORNELL, South ALP; Nat from 1916 1916 from Nat ALP; 22.5.1912–25.11.1946 (deceased) 22.5.1912–25.11.1946

COOLEY, Donald Walter (31.7.1918–18.5.2007) Walter Donald COOLEY, North-East Metropolitan North-East ALP 22.5.1974–21.5.1980 (retired) 22.5.1974–21.5.1980

CONNOR, Francis (1857–25.7.1916) Francis CONNOR, North Ind 4.6.1906–25.7.1916 (deceased) (MLA 1893-1905) (MLA (deceased) 4.6.1906–25.7.1916

21.2.1914) (MLA 1914-1917) (MLA 21.2.1914)

CONNOLLY, Sir James Daniel (2.12.1869–12.1.1962) Daniel James Sir CONNOLLY, North-East Liberal 12.6.1901*–c.2.1914 (resigned; writ issued issued writ (resigned; 12.6.1901*–c.2.1914

16.7.1894–21.5.00 (defeated) 16.7.1894–21.5.00 West

8.3.1892–4.6.1894 CONGDON, Daniel Keen (c.1836-1838–17.1.1907) Keen Daniel CONGDON, Nominated

COLLIER, Peter Charles (25.2.1959–) Charles Peter COLLIER, North Metropolitan North Liberal 22.5.2005–

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Liberal (resigned) 22.5.1912–17.6.1923 COLEBATCH, Sir Hal Pateshall (29.3.1872–12.2.1953) Pateshall Hal Sir COLEBATCH, East

27.9.1892)

Nominated 24.12.1890–27.9.1892 (deceased) 24.12.1890–27.9.1892 COCKBURN-CAMPBELL, Sir Thomas (18.4.1845– Thomas Sir COCKBURN-CAMPBELL,

24.1.1947)

CLYDESDALE, Alexander McAllister (16.7.1875– McAllister Alexander CLYDESDALE,

Metropolitan-Suburban ALP 22.5.1932–21.5.1938 (defeated) (MLA 1921-1930) (MLA (defeated) 22.5.1932–21.5.1938

CLOHESY, Alanna Therese (21.8.1962–) Therese Alanna CLOHESY, East Metropolitan East ALP 22.5.2013–

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Agricultural North Metropolitan Metropolitan-Suburban Mining and Pastoral Agricultural North-East North Lower East East North Metropolitan Metropolitan-Suburban Suburban Central Central South West Metropolitan South-East Metropolitan-Suburban Agricultural South Metropolitan North Central Central Metropolitan-Suburban Agricultural Mining and Pastoral South Metropolitan North Metropolitan North Metropolitan PROVINCE/REGION Mining and Pastoral DAVIES, Mia Jane (3.11.1978–) DAVIES, Elliott (21.12 1943–) Reginald DAVIES, (8.7.1866–5.2.1950) Frederick DAVIS, Noel (30.7.75–) Stephen DAWSON, (17.4.1973–) Colin Stephen DE-GRUSSA, (30.10.1915–30.1.1994) Peter DELLAR, David James (29.11.1936–11.4.2015) DELLAR, Stanley (21.2.1843–6.3.1909) Andrew DEMPSTER, (19.12.1839–21.7.1907) Charles Edward DEMPSTER, Rupert Joseph (30.10.1957–) DERMER, Edmund James Albert (21.6.1888–29.1.1957) DIMMITT, DIVER, Sir Leslie Charles (4.11.1899–4.8.1995) (14.6.1867–2.1.1928) Edward Jabez DODD, DOLAN, John (25.12.1901–26.12.1986) (26.4.1880–19.10.1943) James Alfred DOLAND, (22.7.1938–) DONALDSON, Bruce Kirwan (27.5.1962–) Esther (Kate) Catherine DOUST, M'Callum (6.10.1943–) Peter DOWDING, John Michael (17.10.1865–17.7.1947) DREW, DUFFELL, Joseph (c.1862–28.2.1936) (7.10.1954–) Maxine DUNCAN, Wendy EDMAN, Phillip (Phil) John (24.8.1970–) John (18.7.1946–) Graham EDWARDS, NAME E (11.1.1965–) Elizabeth Shelley EATON, 163 Edition th

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GAWLER, Douglas George (9.11.1860–16.5.1915) George Douglas GAWLER, 23.3.1910*–16.5.1915 (deceased) 23.3.1910*–16.5.1915 Liberal Metropolitan-Suburban

22.5.1965–5.4.1971 (deceased) 22.5.1965–5.4.1971 South-East

(redistribution) 22.5.1954–21.5.1965 ALP GARRIGAN, James Joseph (26.5.1905–5.4.1971) Joseph James GARRIGAN, South-East

GARDINER, Philip Warren (15.12.1946–) Warren Philip GARDINER, 22.5.2009–21.5.2013 (defeated) 22.5.2009–21.5.2013 2013 from Ind Nat; Agricultural

FRASER, Gilbert (22.7.1894–1.11.1958) Gilbert FRASER, 22.5.1928–1.11.1958 (deceased) 22.5.1928–1.11.1958 ALP West

Defeated 1934 but result overturned. result but 1934 Defeated

FRANKLIN, James Thomas (25.10.1854–1.9.1940) Thomas James FRANKLIN, (defeated) 22.5.1928–21.5.1940 Nat Metropolitan

(MLA 1902-1911) (MLA

FOULKES, John Charles Griffiths (22.3.1861–4.12.1935) Griffiths Charles John FOULKES, South-West (retired) 16.7.1894–27.7.1896

FOSS, Peter Maxwell Da Conceicao (24.3.1946–) Conceicao Da Maxwell Peter FOSS, 22.5.1989–21.5.2005 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2005 Liberal Metropolitan East

FORREST, Robert Mervyn (28.8.1891–22.8.1975) Mervyn Robert FORREST, 22.5.1946–21.5.1952 (defeated) 22.5.1946–21.5.1952 Liberal North

FORD, Jonathon Robert (11.8.1958–) Robert Jonathon FORD, 22.5.2001–21.5.2013 (defeated) 22.5.2001–21.5.2013 ALP Pastoral and Mining

FISCHER, John Duncombe (3.6.1947–) Duncombe John FISCHER, 22.5.2001–21.5.2005 (defeated) 22.5.2001–21.5.2005 Ind ONP; Pastoral and Mining

FERRY, Victor Jasper (11.1.1922–29.7.2008) Jasper Victor FERRY, 22.5.1965–24.7.1987 (resigned) 22.5.1965–24.7.1987 Liberal South-West

4.4.1995**–21.5.1997 (retired) 4.4.1995**–21.5.1997

FERGUSON, Valma Eileen (20.11.1941–) Eileen Valma FERGUSON, (retired) 2.2.1993**–21.5.1993 ALP Metropolitan East

FERGUSON, John Kilday (15.1.1946–13.2.2010) Kilday John FERGUSON, 22.5.2009–13.2.2010 (deceased) 22.5.2009–13.2.2010 ALP Metropolitan East

from 2008 from

FELS, Anthony James (19.11.1964–) James Anthony FELS, Agricultural Liberal; Family First First Family Liberal; 22.5.2005–21.5.2009 (defeated) 22.5.2005–21.5.2009

FARINA, Adele (31.3.1964–) Adele FARINA, South West South ALP 22.5.2001–

FARAGHER (nee Taylor), Donna Evelyn Mary (12.9.1975–) Mary Evelyn Donna Taylor), (nee FARAGHER East Metropolitan East Liberal 22.5.2005–

(MLA 1901-1904, 1905-1908) 1901-1904, (MLA

EWING, John (6.10.1863–30.11.1933) (6.10.1863–30.11.1933) John EWING, South-West Lib; Nat from 1917 from Nat Lib; 13.5.1916*–30.11.1933 (deceased) 13.5.1916*–30.11.1933

EVERS, Diane Marie (2.7.1963–) (2.7.1963–) Marie Diane EVERS, South West West South GWA GWA 22.5.2017– 22.5.2017–

22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 North Metropolitan North

The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Liberal 22.5.1986–21.5.1989 EVANS, George Maxwell (29.11.1930–) Maxwell George EVANS, Metropolitan

EMBRY, Patrick Paul Elliot (19.10.1942–) Elliot Paul Patrick EMBRY, South West South ONP; Ind; New CP New Ind; ONP; 22.5.2001–21.5.2005 (defeated) 22.5.2001–21.5.2005

ELLIS, Brian Charles (28.4.1950–) Charles Brian ELLIS, Agricultural Liberal 16.7.2007**–21.5.2017 (defeated) 16.7.2007**–21.5.2017

(elected for 3-year term 1983) term 3-year for (elected

(retired) 22.5.1983–21.5.1986 North-East Metropolitan North-East

ALP reconstituted) (province 22.5.1971–21.5.1983 ELLIOTT, Lyla Daphne (2.7.1934–13.2.2017) Daphne Lyla ELLIOTT, Metropolitan North-East

ELLIOTT, Charles George (3.3.1870–23.3.1938) George Charles ELLIOTT, North-East Nat 17.3.1934*–23.3.1938 (deceased) 17.3.1934*–23.3.1938

ELLERY, Suzanne (Sue) Mary (12.5.1962–) Mary (Sue) Suzanne ELLERY, South Metropolitan South ALP 22.5.2001–

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Liberal ALP ALP Nat CP; NCP from 1975; CP; NCP from CP 1986 Nat 1945 Lib from Nat; ALP CP Liberal ALP ALP CP Liberal ALP CP ALP PARTY Liberal

Metropolitan South-East Metropolitan South Central South Metropolitan North-East Metropolitan East Mining and Pastoral Central Metropolitan-Suburban Metropolitan-Suburban South Metropolitan North Metropolitan South-East South South Nominated South Metropolitan Agricultural Nominated West South-East Suburban North Metropolitan North Metropolitan South Metropolitan Central North-East PROVINCE/REGION Nominated Nominated South West GRIFFITHS, Clive Edward (20.11.1928–) Edward GRIFFITHS, Clive GRIFFITHS, James Bailie (26.6.1872–21.6.1916) (24.12.1951–) GRIFFITHS, Nicholas David (12.4.1959–) GRILLS, David GAYFER, Harry Walter (12.8.1925–) Harry Walter GAYFER, James (8.12.1864–16.7.1951) GEORGE, (17.7.1878–31.12.1965) Ernest GIBSON, Sir Frank Thomas (21.2.1959–) Graham GIFFARD, GLASHEEN, William Thomas (10.11.1876–19.2.1941) John Thomas (24.5.1856–12.6.1921) GLOWREY, (c.1821–24.1.1898) George GLYDE, (15.10.1977–) Pierre GOIRAN, Nicolas(Nick) (Laurie) William (21.11.1945–) GRAHAM, Laurence (c.1834–15.9.1897) McKenzie GRANT, Harry (5.9.1878–9.6.1964) Edmund GRAY, (10.9.1872–22.6.1925) GREIG, James Alexander (22.4.1913–17.11.1982) GRIFFITH, Sir Arthur Frederick John (21.1.1954–) HALDEN, Stanley (13.8.1878–28.7.1965) Henry HALL, Hartley Edmund (3.5.1902–1.5.1963) HALL, William Reaper NAME H (4.2.1848–19.2.1916) Sir John Winthrop HACKETT, 165 Edition th

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HOLMES, Joseph John (24.5.1866–25.4.1942) John Joseph HOLMES, (deceased) 21.3.1914*–25.4.1942 1920 by Ind Liberal; North

HODGSON, Helen Margaret (10.8.1961–) Margaret Helen HODGSON, 22.5.1997–21.5.2001 (defeated) 22.5.1997–21.5.2001 AD Metropolitan North

HISLOP, James Gordon (14.8.1895–4.5.1972) Gordon James HISLOP, 1.11.1941*–21.5.1971 (retired) 1.11.1941*–21.5.1971 1945 from Lib Nat; Metropolitan

HICKEY, James William (14.1.1878–8.4.1932) William James HICKEY, 22.5.1916–21.5.1928 (defeated) 22.5.1916–21.5.1928 ALP Central

and 1983; retired 1989) retired 1983; and

22.5.1983–21.5.1989 (elected for 3-year term 1977 1977 term 3-year for (elected 22.5.1983–21.5.1989 South-East

HETHERINGTON, Robert (8.1.1923–30.1.2015) Robert HETHERINGTON, (redistribution) 22.5.1977–21.5.1983 ALP East

HENTY, Ernest George (17.9.1862–25.6.1895) George Ernest HENTY, Central 16.7.1894–25.6.1895 (deceased) 16.7.1894–25.6.1895

HENNING, Charles Harriot (21.9.1897–22.6.1955) Harriot Charles HENNING, 2.6.1951*–22.6.1955 (deceased) 2.6.1951*–22.6.1955 Liberal South-West

HENNING, Andrew Harriot (17.5.1865–2.12.1947) Harriot Andrew HENNING, North-East 29.6.1897–21.5.1898 (retired) 29.6.1897–21.5.1898

22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (defeated) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 Mining and Pastoral and Mining

22.5.1986–21.5.1989 2000 from Ind ALP; HELM, Thomas Richard (5.4.1941–) Richard Thomas HELM, North

22.5.1965–25.4.1977 (deceased) 22.5.1965–25.4.1977 Upper West Upper

HEITMAN, Jack (1.8.1906–25.4.1977) Jack HEITMAN, 17.8.1963–21.5.1965 Liberal Midland

22.5.1965–21.5.1968 (defeated) 22.5.1965–21.5.1968 Lower North Lower

province) new to (appointed 22.5.1936–21.5.1965 ALP HEENAN, Eric Michael (29.4.1900–26.6.1998) Michael Eric HEENAN, North-East

HEARN, Harry (24.10.1890–20.3.1956) Harry HEARN, Metropolitan Liberal 22.5.1948–20.3.1956 (deceased) 22.5.1948–20.3.1956

HAYNES, Samuel Johnson (22.3.1852–3.2.1932) Johnson Samuel HAYNES, South-East 16.7.1894–21.5.1910 (retired) 16.7.1894–21.5.1910

HAYNES, Richard Septimus (14.8.1857–20.2.1922) Septimus Richard HAYNES, Central 27.7.1896–21.5.1902 (defeated) 27.7.1896–21.5.1902

HAYDEN, Alyssa Kathleen (7.6.1970–) Kathleen Alyssa HAYDEN, East Metropolitan East Liberal Liberal 22.5.2009–21.5.2017 (defeated) 22.5.2009–21.5.2017

(MLA 1900-1901) (MLA

HASSELL, John Frederick Tasman (24.6.1839– 15.2.1919) (24.6.1839– Tasman Frederick John HASSELL, Nominated Forrest 3.8.1893–4.6.1894

HARRIS, Edgar Henry (11.8.1875–13.2.1934) Henry Edgar HARRIS, North-East Nat 22.5.1920–13.2.1934 (deceased) 22.5.1920–13.2.1934

16.7.1894–27.7.1896 (defeated) 16.7.1894–27.7.1896 East

31.12.1890–4.6.1894 HARDEY, Richard Watson (9.2.1844–12.2.1910) Watson Richard HARDEY, Nominated

HAMERSLEY, Vernon (18.3.1871–24.10.1946) Vernon HAMERSLEY, East CP 5.8.1904*–24.10.1946 (deceased) 5.8.1904*–24.10.1946

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HAMERSLEY, Edward (1.9.1835–14.1.1921) Edward HAMERSLEY, Nominated 24.12.1890–4.6.1894 (defeated East Province Province East (defeated 24.12.1890–4.6.1894

HALLIGAN, Raymond James (23.8.1939–) James Raymond HALLIGAN, North Metropolitan North Lib 3.6.1997**– 21.5.2009 (retired) 21.5.2009 3.6.1997**–

June 2016) June

22.5.2005–21.5.2017 (defeated) 22.5.2005–21.5.2017 HALLETT, Nigel Charles (6.2.1953–) Charles Nigel HALLETT, South West South Liberal (SFFP from 16 16 from (SFFP Liberal

(MLA 1993–1996) (MLA

22.5.1989–13.1.1993 (resigned.) (resigned.) 22.5.1989–13.1.1993

East Metropolitan East

ALP 22.5.1983–21.5.1989 HALLAHAN, Elsie Kay (4.11.1941–) Kay Elsie HALLAHAN, Metropolitan South-East

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South West Nominated Agricultural (Province) South West (Region) South West South North Suburban Metropolitan North-East Suburban North-East Metropolitan Midland West West Lower South-West East Metropolitan East Central West PROVINCE/REGION North Metropolitan Metropolitan-Suburban North Metropolitan South Metropolitan South Metropolitan HOLT, Colin James (31.8.1963–) HOLT, (3.10.1842–3.8.1903) Timothy Edward HOOLEY, (12.4.1944–) Carson HOUGH, Francis HOUSE, Barry John (27.11.1949–) Charles (29.9.1916–1.1.1971) HOUSE, Edward John Leslie (22.11.1912–16.7.1988) HUNT, (15.2.1892–17.12.1974) Florence Ruby HUTCHISON, (5.9.1920–24.7.1989) Edward George JEFFERY, (12.2.1868–27.3.1947) JENKINS, Arthur George (18.1.1909–3.9.1967) Arthur Raymond JONES, Beryl Lillian (30.7.1932–) JONES, (7.8.1844–9.7.1904) Vivian Harvey Edward KEANE, (6.1.1959–) Norman John Patrick KELLY, Adam (6.8.1871–7.6.1945) George KEMPTON, (23.10.1863–23.5.1937) Bowman KIDSON, Alfred NAME I (19.8.1966–) Elise Maxine IRWIN, J Adam (5.5.1860–12.3.1907) JAMESON, K (24.12.1965–) Argyris Peter KATSAMBANIS, (26.5.1948–11.7.2002) Garry Kenneth KELLY, 167 Edition th

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LYNN, Robert John (14.3.1873–12.9.1928) John Robert LYNN, 22.5.1912–21.5.1924 (retired) 22.5.1912–21.5.1924 1917 from Nat Lib; West

LUKIN, Henry Harbottle (7.6.1847–23.9.1901) Harbottle Henry LUKIN, East 11.7.1899*–23.9.1901 (deceased) 11.7.1899*–23.9.1901

LOVEKIN, Arthur (12.11.1859–10.12.1931) Arthur LOVEKIN, 15.11.1919*–10.12.1931 (deceased) 15.11.1919*–10.12.1931 Nat Metropolitan

17.5.1902*–21.5.1908 (retired) 17.5.1902*–21.5.1908 East

1890-1897) (MLA (retired) 13.6.1898*–21.5.1900 LOTON, Sir William Thorley (11.6.1838–(22.10.1924) Thorley William Sir LOTON, Central

22.5.1950–21.5.1965 (retired) 22.5.1950–21.5.1965 South

renamed) (province 18.11.1944*–21.5.1950 CP LOTON, Anthony Lloyd (13.2.1904–14.5.1998) Lloyd Anthony LOTON, South-East

22.5.1965–21.5.1974 (retired) 22.5.1965–21.5.1974 Upper West Upper

province) new to (appointed 12.4.1947*–21.5.1965 CP LOGAN, Leslie Arthur (28.1.1908–15.12.2000) Arthur Leslie LOGAN, Central

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LOCKYER, Philip Harry (28.9.1946–) Harry Philip LOCKYER, 22.5.1980–21.5.1989 Liberal North Lower

LLEWELLYN, Paul Vincent (8.6.1957–) Vincent Paul LLEWELLYN, 22.5.2005–21.5.2009 (defeated) 22.5.2005–21.5.2009 GWA West South

(Senator 19.5.1997–30.6.2008) 19.5.1997–30.6.2008) (Senator

LIGHTFOOT, Philip Ross (11.8.1936–) Ross Philip LIGHTFOOT, 1983-1989) (MLA (resigned) 22.5.1993–16.5.1997 Liberal Metropolitan North

LEWIS, Mark William (27.11.1957–) William Mark LEWIS, 22.5.2013–21.5.2017(defeated) Liberal Pastoral and Mining

LEWIS, Alexander Ashley (22.1.1931–9.5.2016) Ashley Alexander LEWIS, 22.5.1974–21.5.1989 (retired) (MLA 1972-1974) (MLA (retired) 22.5.1974–21.5.1989 Liberal Central Lower

LEESON, Ronald Thomas (26.2.1939–) Thomas Ronald LEESON, 22.5.1971–21.5.1983 (defeated South Province) South (defeated 22.5.1971–21.5.1983 ALP South-East

LEAKE, George Walpole (31.12.1825–30.10.1895) Walpole George LEAKE, Nominated 24.12.1890–4.6.1894

LEAHY, Kevin John (17.1.1949–) John Kevin LEAHY, Mining and Pastoral and Mining ALP 28.9.2004**–21.5.2005 (retired) (MLA 1989-1996) (MLA (retired) 28.9.2004**–21.5.2005

LEADBETTER, Dr William (Bill) Lewis (17.1.1958–) Lewis (Bill) William Dr LEADBETTER, East Metropolitan East ALP 4.4.2017**–21.5.2017 (retired) 4.4.2017**–21.5.2017

22.5.1965–12.1.1971 (deceased) 22.5.1965–12.1.1971 South Metropolitan South

ALP 22.5.1952–21.5.1965 LAVERY, Frederick Richard Hugh (13.2.1898–12.1.1971) Hugh Richard Frederick LAVERY, West

LAURIE, Robert (c.1855–11.11.1941) Robert LAURIE, West Liberal 6.12.1901*–21.5.1912 (retired) 6.12.1901*–21.5.1912

LATHLAIN, Sir William Francis (25.9.1862–30.10.1936) Francis William Sir LATHLAIN, Metropolitan-Suburban Liberal 22.5.1926–21.5.1932 (defeated) 22.5.1926–21.5.1932

(Senator 1942-1943) (Senator

LATHAM, Sir Charles George (26.1.1882–26.8.1968) George Charles Sir LATHAM, East CP 1921-1942) (MLA (retired) 14.12.1946*–21.5.1960

LANGSFORD, Joseph Wood (29.7.1865–5.4.1957) Wood Joseph LANGSFORD, Metropolitan-Suburban 5.1.1904*–21.9.1911 (resigned) 5.1.1904*–21.9.1911

LANE, Zebina Bartholemew (27.1.1856–20.10.1912) Bartholemew Zebina LANE, Metropolitan-Suburban 11.9.1903*–21.5.1908 (retired) 11.9.1903*–21.5.1908

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KNIGHT, Thomas (28.4.1935–) Thomas KNIGHT, South Liberal 22.5.1974–21.5.1986 (defeated) 22.5.1974–21.5.1986

KITSON, William Henry (20.11.1886–13.12.1952) Henry William KITSON, West ALP 22.5.1924–15.5.1947 (resigned) 22.5.1924–15.5.1947

KIRWAN, Sir John Waters (2.12.1869–9.9.1949) Waters John Sir KIRWAN, South Ind 22.5.1908–21.5.1946 (retired) (MHR 1901-1903) (MHR (retired) 22.5.1908–21.5.1946

(Senator 1923-1935) (Senator

(defeated) 22.5.1910–21.5.1922 Liberal Nat from 1917 from Nat Liberal Metropolitan

1897-1903) (MLA (resigned) 9.2.1903*–1.3.1910 KINGSMILL, Sir Walter (10.4.1864–15.1.1935) Walter Sir KINGSMILL, Metropolitan – Suburban – Metropolitan

Liberal

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Ind from 1999 from Ind 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (defeated) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 Mining and Pastoral and Mining

ALP 22.5.1983–21.5.1989 NEVILL, Mark Warriedar (1.7.1947–) Warriedar Mark NEVILL, South-East

NATHAN, Sir Charles Samuel (23.7.1870–5.6.1936) Samuel Charles Sir NATHAN, 11.1.1930*–21.5.1934 (retired) 11.1.1930*–21.5.1934 Nat Metropolitan-Suburban

MURRAY, James (9.4.1895–19.1.1974) James MURRAY, 2.6.1951*–21.5.1965 (retired) (MLA 1947-1950) (MLA (retired) 2.6.1951*–21.5.1965 Liberal South-West

22.5.1902–21.5.1914 (retired) 22.5.1902–21.5.1914 West

1895-1897) (MLA by-election)

ministerial (defeated 22.5.1900–6.12.1901 Liberal MOSS, Matthew Lewis (1.12.1863–28.2.1946) Lewis Matthew MOSS, West

MORTON, Helen Margaret (30.9.1949–) Margaret Helen MORTON, 22.5.2005–21.5.2017(defeated) Liberal Metropolitan East

MORRISON, James (25.6.1846–14.9.1920) James MORRISON, Nominated 24.12.1890–4.6.1894 (defeated 16.7.1894) (defeated 24.12.1890–4.6.1894

MOORE, William Dalgetty (30.8.1834–22.4.1910) Dalgetty William MOORE, Nominated 24.12.1890–4.6.1894 (resigned) 24.12.1890–4.6.1894

22.5.1932–21.5.1946 (retired) (MLA 1913) (MLA (retired) 22.5.1932–21.5.1946

MOORE, Thomas James (14.2.1881–31.1.1961) James Thomas MOORE, (defeated) 22.5.1920–21.5.1926 ALP Central

MOORE, Sir Richard Greenslade (21.6.1878–15.9.1966) Greenslade Richard Sir MOORE, 29.10.1932*–21.5.1936 (defeated) 29.10.1932*–21.5.1936 Nat North-East

22.5.1989–21.5.2013 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2013 Mining and Pastoral and Mining

MOORE, Norman Frederick (24.8.1945–) Frederick Norman MOORE, 22.5.1977–21.5.1989 Liberal North Lower

MONTGOMERY, Murray Scott (15.1.1943–) Scott Murray MONTGOMERY, 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 Nat South-West

MONGER, John Henry (25.1.1831–23.2.1892) Henry John MONGER, Nominated 24.12.1890–23.2.1892 (deceased) 24.12.1890–23.2.1892

MISCHIN, Michael (29.12.1958–) Michael MISCHIN, North Metropolitan North Liberal 22.5.2009–

MILLS, Sheila (27.7.1949–) Sheila MILLS, South Metropolitan South ALP 22.5.2005–21.5.2009 (retired) 22.5.2005–21.5.2009

MILLS, Joshua (13.1.1859–21.3.1943) Joshua MILLS, Central Ind Nat Ind 22.5.1918–21.5.1924 (defeated) 22.5.1918–21.5.1924

(MLA 1924-1947) (MLA

MILLINGTON, Harold (c.1875–25.10.1951) Harold MILLINGTON, North-East ALP (defeated) 21.3.1914*–21.5.1920

30.6.1952)

North Ind; Nat from 1930s from Nat Ind; 18.9.1916*–21.5.1950 (retired) 18.9.1916*–21.5.1950 MILES, George James Gallop Warden (8.5.1873– Warden Gallop James George MILES,

MEDCALF, Ian George (12.7.1918–1.5.2011) George Ian MEDCALF, Metropolitan Liberal 22.5.1968–21.5.1986 (retired) 22.5.1968–21.5.1986

MAZZA, Ricky (Rick) John (17.2.1961–) John (Rick) Ricky MAZZA, Agricultural SFF 22.5.2013–

The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The MATTISKE, Reginald Clair (22.6.1912–6.5.1992) Clair Reginald MATTISKE, Metropolitan Liberal 9.6.1956*–21.5.1965 (retired) 9.6.1956*–21.5.1965

(Senator 1901-1906) (Senator

MATHESON, Sir Alexander Percival (6.2.1861–6.8.1929) Percival Alexander Sir MATHESON, North-East (resigned) 29.6.1897–c.3.1901

MASTERS, Gordon Edgar (30.8.1931–) Edgar Gordon MASTERS, West Liberal 22.5.1974–21.5.1989 (retired) 22.5.1974–21.5.1989

MARWICK, Warren (5.8.1869–12.3.1955) Warren MARWICK, East 26.9.1910*–21.5.1912 (defeated) 26.9.1910*–21.5.1912

MARSHALL, Thomas Henry (c.1862–28.12.1909) Henry Thomas MARSHALL, West 16.7.1894–11.7.1895 (seat declared vacant) declared (seat 16.7.1894–11.7.1895

(Senator 1993-1999) (Senator

MARGETTS, Diane Elizabeth (5.3.1955–) Elizabeth Diane MARGETTS, Agricultural GWA (defeated) 22.5.2001–21.5.2005

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TERM OF SERVICE 23.3.1918*–16.9.1941 (deceased) 22.5.1993–21.5.2001 (defeated) (MLA 1897-1904) 30.5.1904–21.5.1910 (retired) 30.1.1901*–30.5.1904 (defeated) 22.5.1908–21.5.1914 (retired) 22.5.1997– 22.5.1977–21.5.1989 (retired) Hills (LA) 4.2.1989 Swan defeated 22.5.1980–16.12.1981 (resigned) 5.7.1919*–21.5.1922 (defeated) (MLA 1924-1951) renamed) 22.5.1934–21.5.1950 (province (MLA 1930 22.5.1950–21.5.1954 (defeated) 11.10.1892–4.6.1894 (MLA 1890-1892) 16.7.1894–28.4.1897 (resigned) 29.6.1897–21.5.1900 (retired) 30.5.1900–21.5.1916 (defeated) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (retired) province) new to 22.5.1980–21.5.1983 (appointed 22.5.1983–21.5.1989 22.5.1989–14.1.1993 (resigned) (MLA 1993–2005) 15.1.1907*–16.1.1914 (deceased) (MLA 1897–1901) 22.5.1965–21.5.1977 (retired) South Metro) 26.11.2007**–21.5.2009 (defeated 22.5.1983–21.5.1989 22.5.1989–21.11.1996 (resigned) 16.7.1894–13.7.1914 (deceased) 22.5.1932–16.9.1944 (deceased) 22.5.1977–21.5.1983 (defeated) 22.5.1977–21.5.1983 (defeated) 22.5.1989–26.4.1994 (deceased) Nat Liberal ALP Liberal Liberal ALP 1945 Lib from Nat; 1914 Lib; CP from Liberal Liberal Ind Min CP ALP 1996 ALP; Ind from Liberal CP NCP Liberal PARTY Liberal ALP Opp

Metropolitan Agricultural Central Central South Metropolitan West South Metropolitan Metropolitan-Suburban Suburban North-East Central South-West Metropolitan South-East Metropolitan South Central South Metropolitan North Central Lower Metropolitan East Metropolitan North Central North Metropolitan South-East South-East Central Lower North Metropolitan North Metropolitan PROVINCE/REGION South West Nominated Metropolitan NICHOLSON, John (2.11.1868–16.9.1941) (20.6.1936–) Davidson Murray NIXON, Cornelius (20.4.1866– O'BRIEN, Bartholemew 11.12.1938) O’BRIEN, Simon McDonnell (16.5.1960–) Neil Blackburne (16.8.1933–) OLIVER, Oscar William (7.10.1934–) Howard OLNEY, (16.10.1883–26.7.1966) Wyborn Hubert Stanley PARKER, (8.3.1867–27.8.1905) George Harold PARSONS, William Senior (10.2.1845–26.6.1936) PATRICK, (20.7.1931–) Muriel Grace PATTERSON, (4.2.1947–27.5.2008) Phillip George PENDAL, William (16.7.1851–16.1.1914) Richard PENNEFATHER, (17.1.1914–8.3.1998) Thomas Oswald PERRY, (18.6.1967–) Vu PHAM, Batong (15.4.1946–4.3.2010) Samuel Matthew PIANTADOSI, (11.11.1855–13.7.1914) Charles Austin PIESSE, Vivian (12.7.1884–16.9.1944) Harold PIESSE, (12.6.1923–11.3.2017) Margaret Winifred PIESSE, (17.12.1933–26.4.1994) Gerald PIKE, Robert NAME O William (27.10.1841–25.4.1911) OATS, P Hugh (20.3.1877–25.12.1951) Alexander PANTON, Henry (7.11.1846–13.12.1927) Sir Stephen PARKER, 171 Edition th

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SEDDON, Sir Harold (6.3.1881–25.2.1958) Harold Sir SEDDON, 22.5.1922–21.5.1954 (defeated) 22.5.1922–21.5.1954 1945 from Lib Nat; North-East

SCOTT, Robin David (21.3.1953–) David Robin SCOTT, 22.5.2017– PHON Pastoral and Mining

SCOTT, James Alan (16.11.1946–) Alan James SCOTT, 22.5.1993–26.1.2005 (resigned) 22.5.1993–26.1.2005 GWA Metropolitan South

SCOTT, Barbara Mary (21.7.1939–) Mary Barbara SCOTT, 22.5.1993–21.5.2009 (retired) 22.5.1993–21.5.2009 Liberal Metropolitan South

SAW, Athelstan John Henton (16.7.1868–28.11.1929) Henton John Athelstan SAW, 6.6.1915*–28.11.1929 (deceased) 6.6.1915*–28.11.1929 1917 Nat Liberal; Metropolitan-Suburban

SAVAGE, Linda Rosemary (14.1.1957–) Rosemary Linda SAVAGE, 22.3.2010–21.5.2013 (retired) 22.3.2010–21.5.2013 ALP Metropolitan East

22.5.1918–13.10.1919 (deceased) 22.5.1918–13.10.1919 Metropolitan

1903) May–December (Senator

(defeated) 16.7.1894–21.5.1902 SAUNDERS, Henry John (16.2.1855–13.10.1919) John Henry SAUNDERS, Metropolitan

SANDERSON, Archibald (1.4.1870–18.6.1937) Archibald SANDERSON, 22.5.1912–19.10.1922 (resigned) 22.5.1912–19.10.1922 Nat Liberal; Metropolitan-Suburban

(MLA Morley 11.3.2017–) Morley (MLA

SANDERSON, Amber-Jade (25.10.1976–) Amber-Jade SANDERSON, resigned) 22.5.2013–5.2.2017 ALP Metropolitan East

ROWE, Samantha Helen (30.6.1978–) Helen Samantha ROWE, 22.5.2013– ALP Metropolitan East

ROWE, Margaret Anne Bernadette (11.4.1949–) Bernadette Anne Margaret ROWE, 22.5.2005–22.6.2007 (resigned) 22.5.2005–22.6.2007 Liberal Agricultural

ROSE, Edwin (12.12.1863–11.1.1948) Edwin ROSE, 22.5.1916–21.5.1934 (retired) 22.5.1916–21.5.1934 1917 from Nat Lib; South-West

22.5.1950–21.5.1960 (retired) 22.5.1950–21.5.1960 South

CP renamed) (province 22.5.1940–21.5.1950 ROCHE, Hugh Lewis (5.11.1893–15.7.1962) Lewis Hugh ROCHE, South-East

22.5.1965–21.5.1968 (defeated) 22.5.1965–21.5.1968 North Metropolitan North

ROBINSON, Herbert Richard (19.4.1909–11.7.1990) Richard Herbert ROBINSON, Liberal Suburban province) new to (appointed 22.5.1962–21.5.1965

ROBINSON, Edward (c.1839–31.1.1913) Edward ROBINSON, North 16.7.1894–27.7.1896 (defeated) 16.7.1894–27.7.1896

RICHARDSON, John Elliot (31.5.1843–20.6.1914) Elliot John RICHARDSON, North 16.7.1894–30.5.1904 (retired) 16.7.1894–30.5.1904

22.5.2013–10.3.2015 (resigned) 22.5.2013–10.3.2015 North Metropolitan North

ALP 22.5.1997–21.5.2013 RAVLICH, Ljiljanna Maria (9.1.1958–) Maria Ljiljanna RAVLICH, Metropolitan East

28.5.1897*–21.5.1910 (retired) 28.5.1897*–21.5.1910 Metropolitan

(MLA 1890-1892, 1894-1897) 1890-1892, (MLA

17.7.1893–c.6.1894 (resigned) (resigned) 17.7.1893–c.6.1894

Forrest RANDELL, George (5.10.1830–2.6.1915) George RANDELL, Nominated

RAINSFORD, George Henry (25.1.1873–16.4.1940) Henry George RAINSFORD, South Nat The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The in) sworn (defeated–not 11.2.1928*–21.5.1928

PRITCHARD, Martin Brian (16.7.1959–) Brian Martin PRITCHARD, North Metropolitan North ALP 21.4.2015**–

(Senator 1.7.2008–30.6.2014; 1.7.2016–) 1.7.2008–30.6.2014; (Senator

PRATT, Louise Clare (18.4.1972–) Clare Louise PRATT, East Metropolitan East ALP (resigned) 22.5.2001–29.10.2007

PRATT, Ian George (21.6.1937–) George Ian PRATT, Lower West Lower Liberal 22.5.1974–21.5.1986 (defeated) 22.5.1974–21.5.1986

POTTER, George (28.11.1883–10.12.1945) George POTTER, West Nat 22.5.1922–21.5.1928 (defeated) 22.5.1922–21.5.1928

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WHITE, Frederick Richard (6.2.1927–20.10.1973) Richard Frederick WHITE, 21.10.1967*–20.10.1973 (deceased) 21.10.1967*–20.10.1973 CP West

WHITCOMBE, Frederic (15.10.1858–deceased) Frederic WHITCOMBE, Central 22.5.1898–3.12.1900 (resigned) 22.5.1898–3.12.1900

WEST, Darren Legh (19.4.1965–) Legh Darren WEST, 22.5.2013– ALP Agricultural

22.5.1989–22.5.1997 (retired) 22.5.1989–22.5.1997 South-West

22.5.1986–21.5.1989 ALP WENN, Douglas William (3.5.1948–) William Douglas WENN, West South

(MLA 1933-1939) (MLA

WELSH, Frank Robert (12.4.1871–28.12.1959) Robert Frank WELSH, (retired) 22.5.1940–21.5.1954 1945 from Lib Nat; North

WELLS, Peter Henry (22.10.1937–25.12.2005) Henry Peter WELLS, 22.5.1980–21.5.1986 (defeated) 22.5.1980–21.5.1986 Liberal Metropolitan North

22.5.1965–21.5.1968 (retired) 22.5.1965–21.5.1968 Metropolitan

province) new to (appointed 8.5.1948*–21.5.1965 Liberal WATSON, Sir (Henry) Keith (22.8.1900–13.1.1973) Keith (Henry) Sir WATSON, Metropolitan

WATSON, Giz (Elizabeth Mary) (18.1.1957–) Mary) (Elizabeth Giz WATSON, 22.5.1997–21.5.2013 (defeated) 22.5.1997–21.5.2013 GWA Metropolitan North

VAUGHAN, Grace Sydney (1.4.1922–21.1.1984) Sydney Grace VAUGHAN, 22.5.1974–21.5.1980 (defeated) 22.5.1974–21.5.1980 ALP Metropolitan South-East

TUCKEY, Hobart (27.2.1884–10.3.1951) Hobart TUCKEY, 22.5.1934–10.3.1951 (deceased) 22.5.1934–10.3.1951 1945 from Lib Nat; South-West

(MLA 1986–2008) (MLA

TRENORDEN, Maxwell Wayne (1.8.1948–) Wayne Maxwell TRENORDEN, Agricultural Nat; Ind from 2013 from Ind Nat; (defeated) 22.5.2009–21.5.2013

TRAVERS, Kenneth (Ken) Dunstan Elder (1.2.1961–) Elder Dunstan (Ken) Kenneth TRAVERS, North Metropolitan North ALP 22.5.1997–29.8.2016 (resigned) 22.5.1997–29.8.2016

TOZER, John Carmichael (23.6.1922–23.4.1990) Carmichael John TOZER, North Liberal 22.5.1974–21.5.1980 (defeated) 22.5.1974–21.5.1980

TOMLINSON, Derrick Gordon (31.1.1941–) Gordon Derrick TOMLINSON, East Metropolitan East Liberal 22.5.1989–21.5.2005 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2005

TINCKNELL, Colin Richard (8.8.1953–) Richard Colin TINCKNELL, South West South PHON 22.5.2017–

(MLA 1890–1904) (MLA

THROSSELL, George (23.5.1840–30.8.1910) George THROSSELL, East (deceased) 12.8.1907*–30.8.1910

THOMSON, Joseph Angus (1854/1858–22.5.1943) Angus Joseph THOMSON, Central 22.5.1902–21.5.1908 (retired) 22.5.1902–21.5.1908

22.5.1965–21.5.1974 (retired) 22.5.1965–21.5.1974 South

THOMSON, Jack McIntosh (11.6.1907–19.6.1970) McIntosh Jack THOMSON, CP South province) new to (appointed 22.5.1950–21.5.1965

THOMSON, Alexander (9.3.1873–18.11.1953) Alexander THOMSON, South-East CP The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 1914-1930) (MLA (retired) 26.9.1931*–21.5.1950

22.5.1965–21.5.1974 (retired) 22.5.1965–21.5.1974 1.8.1994) Lower Central Lower

CP South province) new to (appointed 22.5.1960–21.5.1965 THOMPSON, Sydney Thomas Joseph (21.2.1906– Joseph Thomas Sydney THOMPSON,

22.5.1965–21.5.1980 (retired) 22.5.1965–21.5.1980 South Metropolitan South

THOMPSON, Ronald (15.11.1917–16.5.2006) Ronald THOMPSON, West ALP; Ind from 1977 from Ind ALP; province) new to (appointed 7.2.1959*–21.5.1965

(MLA 2005–2008) (MLA

THOMAS, Dr Steven (Steve) Caldwell (3.10.1967–) Caldwell (Steve) Steven Dr THOMAS, South West South Liberal 22.5.2017–

THOMAS, Robert John (17.10.1954–12.12.2016) John Robert THOMAS, South-West ALP 22.5.1989–21.5.2001 (retired) 22.5.1989–21.5.2001

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TERM OF SERVICE 22.5.1908–21.5.1914 (retired) province) new to 22.5.1954–21.5.1965 (appointed 22.5.1965–21.5.1974 (retired) 22.5.1928–21.5.1948 (retired) 22.5.1971–21.5.1989 (retired) province) new to (appointed 10.9.1955*–21.5.1965 22.5.1965–21.5.1974 (retired) 21.5.1921*–21.5.1926 (defeated) (MLA 1914-1921) 22.9.1956*–21.5.1965 (redistribution) (MLA 1933-1951) 22.5.1965–21.5.1971 (retired) 22.5.1971–21.5.1982 (resigned) 22.5.1928–21.5.1940 (defeated) 16.7.1894–15.12.1894 (resigned) 17.1.1895–28.4.1898 (resigned) 22.5.1902–6.11.1906 (resigned) 8.5.1910*–21.5.1934 (retired) 22.5.1902–25.8.1903 (deceased) (MLA 1894-1901) renamed) 22.5.1936–21.5.1950 (province 22.5.1950–3.1.1952 (deceased) 22.5.1971–21.5.1989 22.5.1989–21.5.1993 (retired) 22.5.1902–21.5.1908 (retired) 24.12.1890–4.6.1894 22.5.2017– 22.5.1924–21.5.1936 (defeated) 22.5.2009–21.5.2013 (defeated) 22.5.2017–

Liberal ALP ALP Liberal Liberal CP ALP Liberal CP Nat Liberal; CP Liberal CP; previously Nat; CP in 1936 PARTY GWA ALP

East North Metropolitan North-East South Metropolitan South-West South-West South-West North North North South-East Central Central North North Metropolitan-Suburban East Central South Agricultural Metropolitan Nominated East PROVINCE/REGION Metropolitan East North Metropolitan South Metropolitan WILDING, Thomas Henry (16.3.1867–18.7.1954) (26.12.1911–18.8.2000) William Francis WILLESEE, (9.2.1890–1.12.1952) WILLIAMS, Charles Bennett (14.10.1926–25.2.1997) John Lloyd WILLIAMS, Richard (23.1.1904–4.8.2004) Drake Francis WILLMOTT, (c.1870–29.1.1941) Sykes Edward Francis WILLMOTT, (30.5.1897–29.6.1986) Joseph Scott WISE, Frank (8.8.1931–) William Robert WITHERS, WITTENOOM, Charles Horne (6.12.1879–18.9.1969) Horne (12.12.1854–5.3.1936) WITTENOOM, Sir Edward (9.5.1850–24.8.1903) Clarke Barrington WOOD, (1.7.1888–3.1.1952) Barrington Garnet WOOD, John (9.6.1930–) David WORDSWORTH, James William (9.10.1854–3.10.1917) WRIGHT, John Arthur (25.11.1841–24.2.1920) WRIGHT, Herbert John (27.2.1878–22.5.1962) YELLAND, NAME X XAMON, Alison Marie (8.6.1969–) Y Shuai (27.1.1983–) Pierre YANG, 175 Edition th The 24 The 4 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 June 1894 Resigned, 4 February 1892 4 February Resigned, Resigned 9 December 1891 9 December Resigned 1892 4 February Resigned, June 1894 June 1894 Resigned 17 July 1893 Resigned Resigned 17 July 1893 Resigned June 1894 Ceased to be a Member Ceased to June 1894 Deceased 7 August 1893 Deceased 7 August Deceased, 27 September 1892 Deceased, 27 September June 1894 Ceased to be a Member Ceased to 8 March 1892 8 March 8 March 1892 8 March 12 December 1891 Date Appointed Date 3 August 1893 3 August 1893 23 August 11 October 1892 11 October 17 July 1893 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 31 December 1890 Date Appointed Date 24 December 1890 24 December 1890 29 December 1890 2 7 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 3 5 8

6 1 Stephen Henry Parker Stephen George Glyde George Daniel Keen Congdon Daniel Keen Edward Timothy Hooley Timothy Edward Harry Francis Anstey Anstey Harry Francis George Randell George Hassell Tasman John Frederick Name John Arthur Wright Sir George Shenton Sir George James Morrison Thomas Burges Moore William Dalgetty Edmund Ralph Brockman Edmund John Henry Monger Sir Thomas Cockburn Campbell Sir Thomas Cockburn John Winthrop Hackett John Winthrop Josceline George Herbert Amherst Herbert Josceline George Leake Walpole George Robert Edwin Bush Edwin Robert McKenzie Grant McKenzie Hamersley Edward Richard Watson Hardey Watson Richard Name ______1. Burges resigned and was renominated on 7 January 1892. renominated and was resigned 1. Burges 1890. at dissolution 21 October Council 2. Member of old Legislative on 8 December 1891. renominated was on 2 December 1891 and resigned 3. Hackett Council election 16 July 1894. Legislative contested 4. Unsuccessfully 1892. resigned 5 October Assembly in December 1890 but the Legislative to elected was 5. Parker to the Legislative re-elected was to July 1892, from December 1890 Assembly Legislative 6. Randell, who had served in the first 15 June 1894. Assembly from to the Legislative was elected He was proclaimed. his nomination before days 1893 two in on 1 August sworn 7. Hassell was Assembly in 1900. was proclaimed. his nomination before 1893 one day in on 22 August sworn was 8. Anstey Members Appointed 1891–1893 Appointed Members Members of the Original Nominated Legislative Council, December 1890 Council, Legislative Original Nominated of the Members NOMINEE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 1890–1894 COUNCIL THE LEGISLATIVE OF MEMBERS NOMINEE

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SUCCESSIVE MEMBERS FOR EACH ELECTORAL PROVINCE 1894–1965 Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 Between 1894 and 1965 one member was elected for each Legislative Council province every two years, with three members in all representing each province. At the inaugural elections—held in 1894 in the Central, East, Metropolitan, North, South-East, South-West and West Provinces; in 1897 in the North-East Province; and in 1900 in the Metropolitan-Suburban and South Provinces—three members were elected simultaneously. In the lists which follow, in each case the member elected initially for the longest term (five to six years) heads the left column, the member elected for the shortest term (one to two years) heads the right column and the centre column commences with the name of the member elected for the intermediate (three- to four-year) term.

After the inaugural election in each province members retired in rotation after serving maximum terms of six years each. The list of dates at the head of the columns for the Central Province indicates the years in which periodic biennial elections were held in each province (except North-East) that affected the members listed in each column respectively. The dates for the North-East Province are shown separately.

NB: (1) The election due in 1942 was postponed till 1944 thus extending by two years the maximum term for those members elected in the periodic elections held in 1936, 1938 and 1940.

(2) The election due in 1964 was not held in that year under the terms of the legislation providing for the holding of periodic triennial instead of biennial elections for the Legislative Council.

Central Province (Renamed Midland Province from 1950)

Periodic biennial elections: 1894 1900 1906 1894 1898 1904 1894 1896 1902

1912 1918 1924 1910 1916 1922 1908 1914 1920

1930 1936 1944 1928 1934 1940 1926 1932 1938

1950 1956 1962 1948 1954 1960 1946 1952 1958

E.H. Wittenoom 1894–1898 E.G. Henty 1894–1895 H. McKernan 1894–1896

W. Alexander 1895–1898 R.S. Haynes 1896–1902

W.T. Loton 1898–1900 F. Whitcombe 1898–1900

J.M. Drew 1900–1918 B.C. O'Brien 1901–1904 J.A. Thomson 1902–1908

W. Patrick 1904–1916 B.C. O’Brien 1908–1914

J. Mills 1918–1924 J.W. Hickey 1916–1928 H. Carson 1914–1920

T. Moore 1920–1926

J.M. Drew 1924–1947 E.H.H. Hall 1928–1947 G.A. Kempton 1926–1932

T. Moore 1932–1946

H.A.C. Daffen 1947–1950 L.A. Logan 1947–1965 C.H. Simpson 1946–1963

A.R. Jones 1950–1965 J. Heitman 1963–1965

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Periodic biennial elections–schedule as for Central Province

F.M. Stone 1894–1906 J.E. Richardson 1894–1904 E. Robinson 1894–1896 D.McD. MacKay 1896–1902 R.F. Sholl 1904–1909 E.H. Wittenoom 1902–1906 F. Connor 1906–1916 E.H. Wittenoom 1910–1934 R.W. Pennefather 1907–1914 G.J.G.W. Miles 1916–1950 J.J. Holmes 1914–1942 E.H. Angelo 1934–1940 C.R. Cornish 1942–1946 F.R. Welsh 1940–1954 R.M. Forrest 1946–19526 H.C. Strickland 1950–1965 W.F. Willesee 1954–1965 C.W.D. Barker 1952–1956 F.J.S. Wise 1956–1965

North-East Province

Periodic biennial elections:

1897 1902 1908 1897 1900 1906 1897 1898 1904 1914 1920 1926 1912 1918 1924 1910 1916 1922 1932 1938 1946 1930 1936 1944 1950 1934 1940 1952 1958 1950 1956 1962 1948 1954 1960

A.P. Matheson 1897–1901 H.G. Parsons 1897–1900 A.H. Henning 1897–1898 J.D. Connolly 1901–1914 C. Sommers 1900–1906 A.G. Jenkins 1898–1904 T.F.O. Brimage 1906–1912 R.D. McKenzie 1904–1916 H. Millington 1914–1920 R.G. Ardagh 1912–1924 J.B. Griffiths 1916 J. Cunningham 1916–1922 E.H. Harris 1920–1934 J.R. Brown 1924–1930 H. Seddon 1922–1954 F.W. Allsop 1930–1932 C.G. Elliott 1934–1938 R.G. Moore 1932–1936 W.R. Hall 1938–1963 E.M. Heenan 1936–1965 J.D. Teahan 1954–1965 D.P. Dellar 1963–1965

South Province (Renamed South East Province from 1950)

Periodic biennial elections–from 1900 schedule as for Central Province

T.F.O. Brimage 1900–1906 J.T. Glowrey 1900–1904 G.H.J. Bellingham 1900–1908 J.T. Glowrey 1906–1912 W. Oats 1904–1910 J.W. Kirwan 1908–1946 J. Cornell 1912–1946 J.E. Dodd 1910–1928 G.H. Rainsford 1928 C.B. Williams 1928–1948 R.J. Boylen 1947–1955 J.M.A. 1948–1954 G. Bennetts 1946–1965 Cunningham J.M.A. 1955–1962 J.J. Garrigan 1954–1965 Cunningham R.H.C. Stubbs 1962–1965

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SUCCESSIVE MEMBERS FOR EACH ELECTORAL PROVINCE 1965–1989 Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890

The 1965 election marked the introduction of the practice of holding elections for the Legislative Council at the same time as general elections for the Legislative Assembly. To facilitate the transition from biennial to triennial elections and from ten to fifteen provinces the members of the Legislative Council as at the passage of the amending legislation in 1963 had their terms adjusted as follows:

Members due to retire on 21 May 1964–term extended till 21 May 1965

J. Heitman, C.R. Abbey, J.G. Hislop, A.F. Griffith, F.J.S. Wise, D.P. Dellar, G. Bennetts, A.L. Loton, J. Murray and F.R.H. Lavery.

Bennetts, Loton and Murray retired in 1965 while Dellar stood for re-election but was defeated.

Members due to retire on 21 May 1966

The five with the smallest winning margins in 1960—N.E. Baxter, R.G. Mattiske, R.F. Hutchison, J.D. Teahan and J.J. Garriganhad their terms shortened to end on 21 May 1965.

Teahan and Mattiske retired, but the other three were elected for six-year terms 1965–1971.

The five with the largest winning margins in 1960L.A. Logan, W.F. Willesee, S.T.J. Thompson, F.D. Willmott and R. Thompsonwere appointed to new provinces for terms expiring on 21 May 1968.

Members due to retire on 21 May 1968

The following members were eligible for appointment to new provinces for the balance of their term and all were so appointed:

A.R. Jones, L.C. Diver, H.K. Watson, H.R. Robinson, H.C. Strickland, E.M. Heenan, R.H.C. Stubbs, J.M. Thomson, G.C. MacKinnon and J. Dolan.

In total twenty-four members were re-elected or continued as members, five retired and one was defeated at the polls. In addition Heenan and Robinson were defeated when they contested their new provinces in 1968. The following table shows the details of the rearrangement of representation for the new provinces.

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LISTS OF MEMBERS REPRESENTING ELECTORAL PROVINCES 1965–1989 Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890

Except where otherwise stated, the member listed first for each province in the left-hand column was elected in 1965 for a term expiring in 1971, and the member listed first in the right-hand column was appointed to the province for a three-year term facing the electors for the first time in the new province in 1968.

Periodic elections for those in the left column were held in 1965, 1971, 1977 and 1983 and for those in the right-hand column in 1968, 1974, 1980 and 1986. Under the provisions of the 1986–87 legislation, the terms of all members were adjusted to expire on 21 May 1989.

Central Province

N.E. Baxter 1965–1983 L.C. Diver 1965–1974 W.G. Atkinson 1983–1984 H.W. Gayfer 1974–1989 E.J. Charlton 1984–1989

East Metropolitan Province

Province created 1976, abolished 1982

F.E. McKenzie 1977–1983 R. Hetherington 1977–1983 (Elected for six-year term expiring in 1983) (Elected for a three-year term expiring in 1980; appointed to South-East Metropolitan Province when East Metropolitan Province was abolished)

Lower Central Province

T.O. Perry 1965–1977 S.T.J. Thompson 1965–1974 W.M. Piesse 1977–1983 A.A. Lewis 1974–1989 W.N. Stretch 1983–1989

Lower North Province

G.E.D. Brand 1965–1971 E.M. Heenan 1965–1968 S.J. Dellar 1971–1977 G.W. Berry 1968–1980 N.F. Moore 1977–1989 P.H. Lockyer 1980–1989

Lower West Province

N. McNeill 1965–1983 G.C. MacKinnon 1965–1974 C.J. Bell 1983–1989 I.G. Pratt 1974–1986 B.L Jones 1986–1989

Metropolitan Province

J. Hislop 1965–1971 H.K. Watson 1965–1968 R.J.L. Williams 1971–1989 I.G. Medcalf 1968–1986 G.M. Evans 1968–1986

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C.E. Griffiths 1965–1983 J. Dolan 1965–1974 E.K. Hallahan 1983–1989 G.S. Vaughan 1974–1980 (Elected for 6 year term expiring 1989) P.G. Pendal 1980–1983 R. Hetherington11 1983–1989

South-Metropolitan Province

F.R.H. Lavery 1965–1971 R. Thompson 1965–1980 D.K. Dans 1971–1989 H.W. Olney 1980–1981 G.K. Kelly 1982–1989

South-West Province

V.J. Ferry 1965–1987 F.D. Willmott 1965–1974 B.J. House 1987–1989 G.C. MacKinnon 1974–1986 D.W. Wenn 1986–1989

Upper-West Province

J. Heitman 1965–1977 L.A. Logan 1965–1974 T. McNeil 1977–1989 M. McAleer 1974–1989

West Province

C.R. Abbey 1965–1977 A.R. Jones 1965–1967 O.N.B. Oliver 1977–1989 F.R. White 1967–1973 G.E. Masters 1974–1989

TRANSITION ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1989 ELECTION Under the terms of the Acts Amendment (Electoral Reform) Act 1987, all 34 sitting MLCs had their terms adjusted to expire on 21 May 1989. Of these 34 members, all except nine were re-elected on 4 February 1989 to represent multi-member regions for four-year terms expiring in 1993. The nine who were not re-elected were:

C.J. Bell Retired (withdrew from pre-selection) D.K. Dans Retired H.W. Gayfer Retired R. Hetherington Retired A.A. Lewis Retired (withdrew from pre-selection) G.E. Masters Retired T. McNeil Retired O.N.B. Oliver Contested Legislative Assembly seat: defeated R.J.L. Williams Retired

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11. Appointed to the Province from 1983 to complete the unexpired portion of P.G. Pendal’s term.

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Mining and Pastoral Region (five members until 2009, six from 2009) MOORE, Norman Frederick 1989–2013 (1977–1989) Lib LOCKYER, Phillip Harry 1989–1997 (1980–1989) Lib STEPHENS, Thomas (Tom) Gregory 1989–2004 (1982–1989) ALP NEVILL, Mark Warriedar 1989–2001 (1983–1989) ALP; Ind HELM, Thomas Richard 1989–2001 (1986–1989) ALP; Ind SMITH, Gregory David 1997–2001 Lib CHAPPLE, Robin Howard 2001–2005; 2009– GWA FISCHER, John Duncombe 2001–2005 ON FORD, Jonathan (Jon) Robert 2001–2013 ALP LEAHY, Kevin John 2004–2005 ALP ARCHER, Shelley Frances 2005–2009 ALP BASTON, Kenneth (Ken) Charles 2005– Lib CATANIA, Vincent Alexander 2005–2008 ALP EATON, Shelley Elizabeth 2008–2009 ALP DUNCAN, Wendy Maxine 2009–2013 (MLC 2008–2009) Nat BULLOCK, Helen Hong Hui 2009–2013 ALP BOYDELL, Jacqueline (Jacqui) Ellen 2013– Nat DAWSON, Stephen Noel 2013– ALP GRILLS, David (Dave) 2013–2017 Nat LEWIS, Mark William 2013–2017 Lib MCGINN, Kyle Owen 2017– ALP SCOTT, Robin David 2017– PHON

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Lawley for Mount elected Until 7.4.1956 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated for Moore elected Until Deceased 29.7.1958 26.2.2005 Retired 11.3.1917 Defeated 6.2.1993 Retired 29.9.1917 Defeated Deceased 1.7.1961 6.9.2008 Defeated 8.4.1933 Defeated 1934-1940) (MLC 27.10.1905 (election declared Defeated 24.10.1906) vacant declared seat void, Fremantle for North-East elected Until 26.3.1927 Retired 10.2.2001 Defeated 28.6.1904 Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated DATE OF DATE ELECTION 18.3.1939 25.3.1950 6.9.2008 15.3.1947 3.3.1950 4.2.1989 6.9.2008 9.5.1987 (by) 3.10.1911 14.2.1953 1.2.2001 29.9.1917 28.6.1904 13.11.1906 (by) 3.10.1911 16.3.1996 (by) 16.7.1902 (by) 14.12.1996 6.9.2008

DIVISION North Perth Lawley Mount Southern River Irwin-Moore Moore Roe Hills Swan Perth Perth West Park Victoria Southern River Gascoyne Fremantle East Fremantle North-East Kalgoorlie Murray Joondalup Maylands

te is shown in the fourth column the Member’s term is unexpired. term the Member’s column in the fourth is shown te y-election; (min by) = ministerial by-election. by) = ministerial (min y-election; those members who retiredat the end of their parliamentaryterm the date shown in thefourth column is that on which their successorwas elected. For For no closing da Where = b (by) Where the date of resignation is not known the date given is that when the writ was issued for the consequential by-election. consequential for the was issued when the writ is that given the date is not known of resignation the date Where

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NAME A (14.2.1892– Rutherford Arthur Valentine ABBOTT, B John (9.5.1958–) Christopher BAKER, 1.10.1975) (17.12.1952–) ABETZ, Peter John Hugh (21.8.1890–29.7.1958) ACKLAND, (25.9.1947–) Andrew Ross AINSWORTH, (14.11.1949–) Angelo Francesco ALBAN (14.4.1947–) ALEXANDER, Ian Christopher (15.11.1868–20.5.1931) ALLEN, Ebenezer (14.6.1895–1.7.1961) Hugh David ANDREW, William (11.11.1955–22.10.2009) Paul ANDREWS, (29.7.1870–1.10.1948) Houghton Edward ANGELO, William Charles (8.5.1863–9.6.1944) ANGWIN, (19.1.1962–) Irene ANWYL, Megan William (17.1.1836–26.11.1920) ATKINS, (26.8.1958–) Lisa Loraine BAKER, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 1890–2018 ASSEMBLY OF THE LEGISLATIVE OF MEMBERS ALPHABETICAL LIST N.B. 191 Edition th

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BOYLE, Ignatius George (1.1.1882–15.6.1960) George Ignatius BOYLE, Defeated 20.11.1943 Defeated (by) 4.5.1935 Avon CP

BOYLAND, John (11.9.1874–14.12.1922) John BOYLAND, Deceased 14.12.1922 Deceased 12.3.1921 Kalgoorlie Ind Nat Ind

Kalgoorlie 6.9.2008 Retired 9.3.2013 Retired

Murchison-Eyre 26.2.2005 Kalgoorlie for elected Until Ind from 2007 from Ind

BOWLER, John James Mansell (22.9.1949–) Mansell James John BOWLER, Eyre 10.2.2001 Murchison-Eyre for elected Until ALP

Vasse 25.3.1950 Retired 20.2.1971 Retired

BOVELL, Sir William Stewart (19.12.1906–15.9.1999) Stewart William Sir BOVELL, Sussex (by) 7.6.1947 Vasse for elected Until Liberal

Nat from 1917 from Nat

South Fremantle South Defeated 26.9.1917 Defeated 3.10.1911

BOLTON, Harry Edward (24.12.1870–18.8.1956) Edward Harry BOLTON, Fremantle North ALP Fremantle South for elected Until 28.6.1904

Retired 26.2.2005 Retired 14.12.1996 Murdoch

Liberal Murdoch for elected Until 6.2.1993 BOARD, Michael Francis (15.6.1952–) Francis Michael BOARD, Jandakot

BLOFFWITCH, Robert Clyde (29.1.1944–25.1.2008) Clyde Robert BLOFFWITCH, Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated (by) 13.4.1991 Geraldton Liberal

BLAYNEY, Ian Charles (2.2.1962–) Charles Ian BLAYNEY, 6.9.2008 Geraldton Liberal

BLAIKIE, Barry Roy (1.4.1935–16.5.2012) Roy Barry BLAIKIE, Retired 14.12.1996 Retired 20.2.1971 Vasse Liberal

BIRNEY, Matthew John (10.6.1969–) John Matthew BIRNEY, Retired 6.9.2008 Retired 10.2.2001 Kalgoorlie Liberal

BICKERTON, Arthur William (27.8.1919–18.6.1992) William Arthur BICKERTON, Defeated 30.3.1974 Defeated (by) 24.4.1958 Pilbara ALP

Retired 4.2.1989 Retired 19.2.1983 Balcatta

ALP Balcatta for elected Until BERTRAM, Ronald Edward (22.6.1924–17.11.2014) Edward Ronald BERTRAM, 23.3.1968 Hawthorn Mount

BERRY, Horace Thurston (6.9.1891–1.9.1949) Thurston Horace BERRY, Irwin-Moore 9.9.1939 (by) 9.9.1939 Defeated 15.3.1947 Defeated Ind

BEGGS, Pamela Anne (23.5.1947–) Anne Pamela BEGGS, Whitford 19.2.1983 Defeated 6.2.1993 Defeated ALP

3.10.1911 Retired 21.10.1914 Retired Avon

Until elected for Avon for elected Until

24.6.1904 Brownhill

Until elected for Brownhill for elected Until

ALP BATH, Thomas Henry (21.2.1875–6.11.1956) Henry Thomas BATH, (by) 15.10.1902 Hannans

BATEMAN, Thomas Henry (6.2.1922–27.9.2003) Henry Thomas BATEMAN, Canning 23.3.1968 Retired 8.2.1986 Retired ALP

First from June 2008 June from First LC) 6.9.2008 LC)

Feb 2008 Family Family 2008 Feb 26.2.2005 Retired 6.9.2008. Defeated (SW Region Region (SW Defeated 6.9.2008. Retired Leschenault

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BARRON-SULLIVAN, Daniel Frank (9.6.1960–) Frank Daniel BARRON-SULLIVAN, 14.12.1996 Mitchell

BARNETT, Michael (24.1.1946–) Michael BARNETT, Rockingham 30.3.1974 Retired 14.12.1996 Retired ALP

BARNETT, Edward Charles (3.12.1854–21.5.1922) Charles Edward BARNETT, Albany 27.10.1905 Resigned c.9.1909 Resigned Liberal

BARNETT, Colin James (15.7.1950–) James Colin BARNETT, Cottesloe 11.8.1990 (by) 11.8.1990 Resigned 5.2.2018 Resigned Liberal

BARNARD, George William (17.7.1873–21.9.1941) William George BARNARD, Sussex 22.3.1924 Defeated 8.4.1933 Defeated Nat

BARKER, Claude Osmonde (12.2.1896–31.7.1961) Osmonde Claude BARKER, Irwin-Moore 18.3.1939 Resigned 2.8.1939 (not sworn in) sworn (not 2.8.1939 Resigned Independent

BAKER, William Leonard (16.5.1831–7.1.1893) Leonard William BAKER, East Kimberley East 20.12.1890 Deceased 7.1.1893 Deceased

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for Balga elected Until for Balcatta elected Until for Balga elected Until 19.2.1988 Resigned 18.03.1987 Resigned 4.2.1989 Defeated Until elected for Murchison-Eyre for Murchison-Eyre elected Until 20.2.1971 Retired writ issued 10.4.1900 Resigned; 10.3.2014 Resigned 14.2.1953 Defeated CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Resigned 3.3.1992 Resigned Wellington for elected Until for Murray-Wellington elected Until 26.2.2005 Retired Swan for elected Until 30.3.1974 Retired 21.8.1975 Resigned 20.9.1908 Defeated 10.2.2001 Retired 11.3.2017 Defeated Deceased 4.1.1938 21.11.1914 Retired 22.3.1924 Retired for Bassendean elected Until 26.2.2005 Retired 3.10.1911 Defeated Deceased 11.2.1933 30.3.1974 Defeated 1980-1992) (MLC 12.3.1921 Defeated 11.9.1908 Defeated 19.2.1988 Resigned for Ashburton elected Until 1894-1903) Deceased 25.2.1905 (MLC 28.7.1973 (by) 30.3.1974 19.2.1977 19.2.1983 23.3.1968 19.2.1983 21.3.1959 23.3.1968 26.2.2005 29.11.1890 13.10.1951 (by) DATE OF DATE ELECTION 19.2.1983 4.2.1989 14.12.1996 13.3.1948 (by) 31.3.1962 27.10.1945 (by) 27.10.1905 23.2.1980 6.9.2008 8.4.1933 3.10.1911 29.9.1917 6.2.1993 14.12.1996 28.6.1904 22.3.1924 20.2.1971 10.11.1917 21.11.1906 (by) 13.11.1971 (by) 19.2.1983 4.2.1989 6.4.1903 (by)

Balcatta Balga Balcatta Balga Perth Scarborough Murchison Murchison-Eyre Vasse Ashburton Gascoyne DIVISION Murray-Wellington Wellington Murray-Wellington Swan Guildford-Midland Greenough North Perth Kimberley Morley Sussex Beverley Beverley Morley Bassendean Perth Pingelly Merredin-Yilgarn Subiaco Geraldton Ascot Pilbara Ashburton York BURKE, Terence Joseph (1.2.1942–) BURKE, Terence John (9.11.1936–29.7.2014) Graham BURKETT, (23.9.1909–7.11.1993) Septimus Paull Richard BURT, BUSWELL, Troy Raymond (19.3.1966–) Raymond BUSWELL, Troy BURT, Septimus (25.10.1847–15.5.1919) Septimus BURT, Noel Albert (19.11.1894–23.1.1968) BUTCHER, NAME BRADSHAW, John Leslie (15.12.42–) BRADSHAW, BRADY, John Joseph (19.1.1904–5.5.1993) BRADY, (1.8.1912–15.4.1979) Sir David BRAND, BREBBER, James (14.10.1849–30.1.1936) (15.12.1936–31.3.2013) Francis BRIDGE, Ernest (7.5.1954–) BRITZA, Ian Maxwell (28.4.1882–4.1.1938) Vernon Edmund BROCKMAN, (31.5.1876–1.4.1930) Tyndall Frank BROUN, Morris (31.12.1946–) Clive BROWN, Harry (6.5.1863–19.1.1925) BROWN, Henry James (25.12.1865–11.2.1933) BROWN, James McMillan (5.4.1927–) BROWN, Samuel McConnell (c.1865–24.8.1923) BROWN, Thomas Leishman (5.1.1862–deceased) BROWN, John (10.4.1943–3.3.2018) Malcolm BRYCE, Ann (6.2.1937–31.3.1992) BUCHANAN, Pamela Goldsmith (4.12.1847–25.9.1905) Richard BURGES, BURKE, Brian Thomas (25.2.1947–) 193 Edition th

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Defeated 28.4.1897 Defeated 19.12.1890 Toodyay CLARKSON, Bernard Drummond (11.12.1836– Drummond Bernard CLARKSON,

Liberal Retired 14.12.1996 Retired 4.2.1989 Marmion

Liberal Marmion for elected Until 30.3.1974 CLARKO, James George (21.7.1932–) George James CLARKO, Karrinyup

CLARKE, Robyn Marjorie Jane (19.9.1964–) Jane Marjorie Robyn CLARKE, 11.3.2017 Murray-Wellington ALP

CHURCH, John Herbert (8.4.1859–7.8.1937) Herbert John CHURCH, Roebourne Defeated 8.4.1933 Defeated (by) 6.2.1932 Nat

CHESSON, Thomas (c.1867–6.5.1943) Thomas CHESSON, Retired 12.4.1930 Retired (by) 12.11.1913 Cue ALP

(MLC 22.5.2005–12.8.2008) (MLC 9.3.2013 North West Central West North

Nat from Aug 2009 Aug from Nat

ALP; Until elected for North West Central Central West North for elected Until 6.9.2008 CATANIA, Vincent Alexander (23.2.1977–) Alexander Vincent CATANIA, West North

CATANIA, Nicholas Mark (18.12.1945–) Mark Nicholas CATANIA, Defeated (Yokine) 14.12.1996 (Yokine) Defeated 4.2.1989 Balcatta ALP

CASTRILLI, Giovanni Mario (22.11.1950–) Mario Giovanni CASTRILLI, Retired 11.3.2017 Retired 26.2.2005 Bunbury Liberal

CASH, Samuel George Ernest (12.9.1946–) Ernest George Samuel CASH, Retired 4.2.1989 (MLC 1989-2009) (MLC 4.2.1989 Retired (by) 17.11.1984 Lawley Mount Liberal

CASH, Earl Douglas (15.7.1919–15.2.2002) Douglas Earl CASH, Defeated 20.2.1971 (MHR 1958-1961) (MHR 20.2.1971 Defeated 23.3.1968 Mirrabooka Liberal

CARTER, Lionel Lewin (6.10.1890–30.3.1968) Lewin Lionel CARTER, Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated 12.3.1921 Leederville Nat Nat

Defeated 3.10.1911 (MLC 1914-1920) (MLC 3.10.1911 Defeated 11.09.1908 Geraldton

21.11.1906 Defeated

Liberal petition on Unseated 28.6.1904 CARSON, Henry (31.12.1866–31.7.1948) Henry CARSON, Geraldton

CARR, Jeffrey Phillip (29.4.1944–) Phillip Jeffrey CARR, Resigned 28.2.1991 Resigned 30.3.1974 Geraldton ALP

1902) (MHR 1903-1906) (MHR 1902)

ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP; CARPENTER, William Henry (5.4.1863–11.9.1930) Henry William CARPENTER, Fremantle 3.10.1911 Defeated 29.9.1917 (MHA, SA 1896- SA (MHA, 29.9.1917 Defeated

CARPENTER, Alan John (4.1.1957–) John Alan CARPENTER, Willagee 14.12.1996 Resigned 2.10.2009 Resigned ALP

2010

CARLES, Adele Simone (19.2.1968–) Simone Adele CARLES, Fremantle 16.5.2009 (by) 16.5.2009 Defeated 9.3.2013 Defeated GWA; Ind from May May from Ind GWA;

CAREY, John Newton (11.7.1974–) Newton John CAREY, Perth 11.3.2017 ALP

1945 (11.5.1876–12.1.1965)

CARDELL-OLIVER, Dame (Annie) Florence Gillies Florence (Annie) Dame CARDELL-OLIVER, Subiaco 15.2.1936 Retired 7.4.1956 Retired Nat; Liberal from from Liberal Nat;

13.11.1911)

East Perth East 19.12.1890 Defeated 15.6.1894 Defeated (22.9.1829– Alfred Frederick Marinus CANNING, C

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BUZACOTT, Richard (7.9.1867–10.1.1933) Richard BUZACOTT, Menzies 11.9.1908 Defeated 20.11.1908 after election election after 20.11.1908 Defeated ALP

BUTI, Antonio De Paulo (20.8.1961–) Paulo De Antonio BUTI, Armadale 2.10.2010 (by) 2.10.2010 ALP

Retired 18.10.1917 Retired 17.11.1915 (by) 17.11.1915 Roebourne

Liberal 3.10.1911 Defeated 24.4.1901 BUTCHER, William James (24.7.1858–24.5.1944) James William BUTCHER, Gascoyne

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Defeated (Mount Magnet) 12.4.1930 Magnet) (Mount Defeated 3.10.1911 (Williams-Narrogin) Defeated for Murray-Wellington elected Until 11.3.2017 Defeated 8.2.1986 Retired 20.2.1971 Retired 19.2.1983 (Mitchell) Defeated CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 15.2.1936 Defeated 12.4.1930 Defeated 1932-1938) (MLC Deceased 18.10.1948 writ issued 30.6.1917 Resigned; (MLC 1901-1914) (MLC for Kimberley elected Until 1906-1916) 20.11.1905 (MLC Defeated 26.4.1901 Retired for Churchlands elected Until Retired 9.3.2013 Retired Defeated 30.3.1974 Defeated 3.5.1897 Defeated Yilgarn-Coolgardie for elected Until 8.4.1933 (MHR 1918-1919) Retired Until elected for Mount Marshall for Mount elected Until Deceased 6.7.1967 25.1.1982 Resigned 27.4.2001 Resigned Deceased 19.3.1953 22.3.1924 Defeated for Merredin elected Until 16.10.2001 Resigned 7.11.1928 (by) 28.6.1904 26.2.2005 6.9.2008 20.2.1971 21.3.1959 30.3.1974 DATE OF DATE ELECTION 8.4.1933 12.3.1921 27.10.1905 21.10.1914 13.4.1893 (by) 24.6.1904 7.5.1897 20.7.1991 (by) 14.12.1996 6.9.2008 12.3.1921 12.4.1930 6.6.1970 (by) 12.12.1890 15.3.1947 3.3.1950 14.2.1953 13.3.1982 (by) 5.4.1924 12.3.1921 30.3.1974 19.2.1977

Mount Leonora Mount Williams Murray Murray-Wellington Murchison-Eyre Toodyay Wellington DIVISION Maylands Canning Boulder Perth Kimberley East Kimberley Dundas Floreat Churchlands Kwinana Yilgarn Yilgarn-Coolgardie Albany Sussex Avon Mount Marshall Mount Nedlands Nedlands Kimberley Perth West Merredin-Yilgarn Merredin

COWCHER, George Stanyford Francis (30.12.1854– Francis Stanyford George COWCHER, 4.8.1925) John (25.10.1960–) Murray COWPER, (6.7.1917–4.11.2001) Joseph Aloysius Peter COYNE, (22.12.1911–12.1.1989) CRAIG, James Frederick June (8.12.1930–) CRAIG, Margaret NAME CLOTHIER, Robert Ernest (26.3.1877–31.5.1964) Ernest Robert CLOTHIER, (16.7.1875– McCallister Alexander CLYDESDALE, 24.1.1947) Philip (21.4.1873–18.10.1948) COLLIER, Sir James Daniel (2.12.1869–12.2.1962) CONNOLLY, CONNOR, Francis (1857–24.8.1916) Francis CONNOR, Arthur (22.7.1870–12.2.1962) John Richard CONOLLY, (2.12.1943–) Dr Elizabeth CONSTABLE, COOK, Roger Hugh (20.8.1965–) Roger COOK, CORBOY, Edwin Wilkie Corboy (24.8.1896–6.8.1950) Wilkie Corboy Edwin CORBOY, COOK, Wyndham Truran (20.3.1943–) Truran Wyndham COOK, Joseph (1828–21.2.1909) COOKWORTHY, (3.9.1910–6.7.1967) Meredith CORNELL, George COURT, Sir Charles Walter Michael (29.9.1911– Sir Charles Walter COURT, 22.12.2007) (27.9.1947–) Fairfax Richard COURT, Michael (29.9.1895– Augustus Aubrey COVERLEY, 19.3.1953) (2.8.1861–9.6.1932) Dircksey Edith COWAN, Hendy John (25.4.1943–) COWAN, (3.1.1882–7.5.1955) Ernest Peter COWAN, 195 Edition th

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Retired 7.4.1956 Retired 3.3.1950 Narrogin

CP Narrogin for elected Until DONEY, Victor (25.12.1881–12.10.1961) Victor DONEY, (by) 7.11.1928 Williams-Narrogin

DOHERTY, Denis James (1861–23.10.1935) James Denis DOHERTY, Resigned; writ issued 13.8.1903 issued writ Resigned; 4.5.1897 Fremantle North Min

1904

DIAMOND, Arthur James (c.1844-1845–22.6.1906) James Arthur DIAMOND, Deceased 22.6.1906 Deceased 24.4.1901 Fremantle South Ind; Liberal from from Liberal Ind;

DENTON, James Samuel (11.12.1875–3.6.1963) Samuel James DENTON, Defeated 26.3.1927 Defeated 12.3.1921 Moore CP; Nat from 1923 from Nat CP;

DE HAMEL, Lancel Victor (16.9.1849–25.11.1894) Victor Lancel HAMEL, DE 9.12.1890 Albany Defeated (Yilgarn) 3.7.1894 (Yilgarn) Defeated Opp

DEAN, Anthony James (19.1.1954–) James Anthony DEAN, Defeated 26.2.2005 Defeated 10.2.2001 Bunbury ALP

Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated 6.9.2008 Kalamunda

Liberal Kalamunda for elected Until DAY, John Howard Dadley (24.12.1955–) Dadley Howard John DAY, 6.2.1993 Range Darling

DAVY, Thomas Arthur Lewis (1.5.1890–18.2.1933) Lewis Arthur Thomas DAVY, Deceased 18.2.1933 Deceased 22.3.1924 Perth West Nat

DAVIES, Ronald (11.4.1926–24.7.2011) Ronald DAVIES, Resigned 16.4.1986 Resigned (by) 26.8.1961 Park Victoria ALP

DAVIES, Mia Jane (3.11.1978–) Jane Mia DAVIES, MLC 2009–2013 MLC 9.3.2013 Wheatbelt Central Nat

DAVIES, Joseph Thomas (29.5.1880–16.7.1954) Thomas Joseph DAVIES, Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated 29.9.1917 Guildford Nat

DAVIES, Arthur Elvin (7.5.1867–27.3.1918) Elvin Arthur DAVIES, Retired 3.10.1911 Retired (by) 16.7.1906 Fremantle South Liberal

DARLOT, Leonard Hawthorne (18.9.1860–3.8.1943) Hawthorne Leonard DARLOT, Retired 24.4.1901 Retired (by) 28.5.1900 Grey De Forrest

DARLOT, Everard Firebrace (23.1.1859–5.11.1937) Firebrace Everard DARLOT, Resigned 18.9.1894 Resigned 29.11.1890 Murchison Forrest

1908

1905, Liberal from from Liberal 1905,

Subiaco (18.11.1866–16.8.1920) Henry DAGLISH, Defeated 3.10.1911 Defeated 24.4.1901 ALP, Ind Lab from from Lab Ind ALP,

1984

DADOUR, Dr Gabriel Thomas (19.4.1925–17.3.2011) Thomas Gabriel Dr DADOUR, Subiaco 20.02.1971 Retired 8.2.1986 Retired Liberal; Ind from from Ind Liberal;

31.3.1962 Retired 23.3.1968 Retired Cockburn

Until elected for Cockburn for elected Until

ALP (by) 12.3.1960 CURRAN, Henry (25.1.1912–21.10.1975) Henry CURRAN, Fremantle South

CUNNINGHAM, John (28.12.1867–30.10.1949) John CUNNINGHAM, Greenough 21.10.1914 Defeated 26.9.1917 Defeated CP

(Senator 1938-1943) (Senator

ALP CUNNINGHAM, James (28.12.1879–4.7.1943) James CUNNINGHAM, Kalgoorlie 13.1.1923 (by) 13.1.1923 Retired 15.2.1936 (MLC 1916-1922) 1916-1922) (MLC 15.2.1936 Retired

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Girrawheen for elected Until 4.2.1989 Marangaroo 2.11.2003)

ALP Marangaroo for elected Until (by) 19.3.1988 CUNNINGHAM, Edward Joseph (26.11.1937– Joseph Edward CUNNINGHAM, Balga

CROSS, Charles (29.10.1891–26.10.1955) Charles CROSS, Canning 8.4.1933 Defeated 15.3.1947 Defeated ALP

CROMMELIN, Harold William (9.4.1903–20.5.1998) William Harold CROMMELIN, Claremont 7.4.1956 Retired 23.3.1968 Retired Liberal

1985

CRANE, Albert Victor (27.1.1923–16.8.2003) Victor Albert CRANE, Moore 30.3.1974 Retired 4.2.1989 Retired NCP; Liberal from from Liberal NCP;

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO for Morley elected Until 6.2.1993 Retired Deceased 19.10.1913 as Ind.) 6.9.2008 (Morley Defeated 18.3.1939 Defeated 26.4.1990 Resigned 1980-1986) (MLC 3.10.1911 Retired 12.3.1921 Defeated 12.3.1921 Retired 2008–2013) (MLC 11.3.2017 Retired 22.6.1962 election ordered Fresh 20.2.1971 Retired 5.4.1924 Retired 1971- 23.3.1968 (Senator Defeated 1993) 21.10.1914 Defeated 27.4.1906 Resigned 11.9.1908 Defeated 26.2.2005 Retired 26.2.2005 Defeated 6.9.2008 Retired 23.3.1968 Defeated Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated 29.9.1917 Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated Deceased 30.4.1981 4.2.1989 Retired 23.2.1980 Retired DATE OF DATE ELECTION 27.10.1905 9.7.1906 (by) 9.5.1987 (by) 4.2.1989 3.10.1911 10.2.2001 15.2.1936 8.2.1986 2.9.1907 (by) 29.9.1917 14.9.1918 (by) 9.3.2013 31.3.1962 21.7.1962 (by) 9.11.1917 20.2.1965 3.10.1911 4.2.1989 10.2.2001 26.5.1990 (by) 20.2.1965 15.11.1913 (by) 14.4.1917 (by) 28.6.1904 9.3.2013 23.2.1980 23.3.1968 7.4.1956

DIVISION Coolgardie Coolgardie Morley-Swan Morley Geraldton Ballajura Nelson Maylands Perth West Perth West Claremont Kalgoorlie Darling Range Darling Range Kimberley Perth Perth Kingsley Greenough Maylands Canning Geraldton Geraldton Coolgardie Perth Kalgoorlie Warren Kalgoorlie NAME E (c.1865–11.2.1926) William Tresize EDDY, DONOVAN, Francis Anthony (28.1.1947–) Anthony Francis DONOVAN, (4.7.1867–19.10.1913) Washington Bronterre DOOLEY, John Biase (5.9.1955–11.4.2011) D’ORAZIO, Isaac (13.8.1895–19.4.1961) Clarence DOUST, M'Callum (6.10.1943–) Peter DOWDING, (29.12.1864–11.7.1946) DRAPER, Thomas Percy Thomas (7.4.1870–6.6.1949) DUFF, (7.10.1954–) Maxine DUNCAN, Wendy (17.5.1912–30.7.1976) Wathen DUNN, Kenneth (22.7.1865–3.9.1950) Michael Patrick DURACK, (20.10.1926–13.7.2008) Drew Peter DURACK, (27.8.1875–22.3.1950) Sir Walter DWYER, (1.3.1950–) Cheryl Lynn EDWARDES, Philip Dalhousie (27.3.1946–) Jeremy EDWARDS, Dr Judith Mary (10.4.1955–) EDWARDS, (12.2.1929–29.3.2000) Mewburn Ross ELLIOTT, (21.4.1860–14.7.1933) Lewes Samuel Richard ELLIOTT, ELLIS, Henry Augustus (24.7.1861–3.10.1939) ELLIS, Henry Augustus Helen Eleni (17.12.1965–) EVANGEL, Thomas (7.9.1939–30.4.1981) Edward EVANS, (20.12.1924–) David Hywel EVANS, Thomas Daniel (18.4.1929–27.2.1995) EVANS, 197 Edition th

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1917 Until elected for Murray-Wellington. Murray-Wellington. for elected Until (by) 4.2.1909 Murray

Liberal; Nat from from Nat Liberal; 1.7.1902 Resigned (by) 12.2.1895 GEORGE, William James (26.1.1853–10.3.1931) James William GEORGE, Murray

GAYFER, Harry Walter (12.8.1925–) Walter Harry GAYFER, Retired 30.3.1974 (MLC 1974-1989) (MLC 30.3.1974 Retired 31.3.1962 Avon CP

GARDINER, Joseph Peter (4.7.1886–23.1.1965) Peter Joseph GARDINER, Seat declared vacant 30.9.1915 vacant declared Seat 31.10.1911 Roebourne ALP

CP Nat from 1917 from Nat CP Retired 12.3.1921 Retired 21.10.1914 Irwin

1914

Liberal; CP from from CP Liberal; 28.6.1904 Retired 24.4.1901 GARDINER, James (12.6.1861–27.10.1928) James GARDINER, Albany

GALLOP, Dr Geoffrey Ian (27.9.1951–) Ian Geoffrey Dr GALLOP, Resigned 25.12.2006 Resigned (by) 7.6.1986 Park Victoria ALP

GAFFY, William James (8.6.1898–18.8.1970) James William GAFFY, Defeated 21.3.1959 Defeated 7.4.1956 Canning ALP

9.3.2013 Mirrabooka

Until elected for Mirrabooka for elected Until ALP 6.9.2008 FREEMAN, Janine Marie (12.6.1965–) Marie Janine FREEMAN, Nollamara

FRANCIS, Joseph Michael (11.12.1970–) Michael Joseph FRANCIS, Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated 6.9.2008 Jandakot Liberal

FOX, Thomas (23.10.1876–20.4.1951) Thomas FOX, Deceased 20.4.1951 Deceased (by) 4.5.1935 Fremantle South ALP

(MLC 1894-1896) (MLC

Liberal FOULKES, John Charles Griffiths (22.3.1861–4.12.1935) Griffiths Charles John FOULKES, Retired 3.10.1911 3.10.1911 Retired (by) 11.6.1902 Claremont

28.2.1901 (MHR 1901-1918) (MHR 28.2.1901

Forrest FORREST, Sir John (22.8.1847–3.9.1918) John Sir FORREST, Bunbury 3.12.1890 Resigned c.14.2.1901; writ issued issued writ c.14.2.1901; Resigned

FORREST, David (2.1.1852–5.1.1917) David FORREST, Ashburton 24.4.1900 (by) 24.4.1900 Retired 24.4.1901 Retired Forrest

FORREST, Alexander (22.9.1849–20.6.1901) Alexander FORREST, West Kimberley West 27.11.1890 Deceased 20.6.1901 Deceased Forrest

FOLKARD, Mark James (23.1.1965–) James Mark FOLKARD, Burns Beach Burns 11.3.2017 ALP

FOLEY, George James (28.11.1872–27.10.1945) James George FOLEY, Mount Leonora Mount 3.10.1911 Resigned 18.11.1920 (MHR 1920-1922) (MHR 18.11.1920 Resigned ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP;

FLETCHER, Harry Arthur (28.5.1910–17.10.1990) Arthur Harry FLETCHER, Fremantle 21.3.1959 Retired 19.2.1977 Retired ALP

Defeated 18.3.1939 Defeated 12.4.1930 Irwin-Moore

CP Irwin-Moore for elected Until 26.3.1927 FERGUSON, Percy Douglas (23.1.1880–2.6.1952) Douglas Percy FERGUSON, Moore

FERGUSON, John Maxwell (28.4.1841–2.8.1924) Maxwell John FERGUSON, North Fremantle North 26.8.1903 (by) 26.8.1903 Defeated 28.6.1904 Defeated Opp.

FARRER, Josephine (24.9.1947–) Josephine FARRER, Kimberley 9.3.2013

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EWING, Norman Kirkwood (26.12.1870–19.7.1928) Kirkwood Norman EWING, Swan 4.5.1897 Retired 24.4.1901 (Senator 1901-1903) 1901-1903) (Senator 24.4.1901 Retired

27.10.1905 Defeated 11.9.1908 (MLC 1916-1933) (MLC 11.9.1908 Defeated Collie

Defeated (Collie) 24.6.1904 (Collie) Defeated

Liberal EWING, John (6.10.1863–30.11.1933) John EWING, South-West Mining South-West 28.4.1901

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Defeated 14.2.1953 Defeated 1953-1977) (MLC to nominate) 12.3.21 (failed Retired Deceased 23.3.1935 Until elected for Esperance-Dundas elected Until Eyre for elected Until 10.2.2001 Retired Defeated 3.10.1911 Defeated CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 1942-1956) 22.3.1924 (MLC Defeated 29.9.1917 Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated for Leederville elected Until 21.10.1914 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated for Canning elected Until 3.10.1911 Retired for Balcatta elected Until 30.5.1973 Resigned 26.2.2005 Retired 14.2.1953 Defeated 27.10.1949 (MHR 1949-1954) Resigned 6.2.1993 Retired 8.12.1913 Resigned 12.3.1921 (MHR 1922-1940) Defeated for Menzies elected Until 11.9.1908 election declared Defeated void 3.10.1911 (MHR 1913-1940) Defeated (Helena) 4.2.1989 Defeated (Esperance-Dundas) Defeated 19.2.1983 25.3.1950 21.10.1914 22.3.1924 19.2.1977 19.2.1983 4.2.1989 DATE OF DATE ELECTION 3.10.1911 21.10.1914 12.3.1921 4.11.1914 28.6.1904 11.9.1908 3.10.1911 9.3.2013 24.4.1901 28.6.1904 11.9.1908 14.8.1943 (by) 31.3.1962 4.2.1989 25.3.1950 15.3.1947 7.4.1956 4.5.1897 24.4.1901 20.11.1908 (by) 24.10.1987 (by) 30.3.1974

Canning York Avon Yilgarn-Dundas Esperance-Dundas Eyre DIVISION Kalgoorlie Fremantle Gascoyne Balcatta Balcatta Leederville Belmont South Perth Canning Leonora Mount Perth East Balcatta Pilbara Nedlands Middle Swan South Perth Kalgoorlie North Coolgardie Menzies Menzies Darling Range Roe GRIFFITH, Sir Arthur Frederick (22.4.1913–17.11.1982) GRIFFITH, Sir Arthur Frederick (30.9.1866– GRIFFITHS, Harry Albert Craven 23.3.1935) (15.5.1940–) GRILL, Julian Fletcher NAME GIBSON, Sir Frank Ernest (17.7.1878–31.12.1965) Ernest GIBSON, Sir Frank (16.12.1878–10.3.1955) Archibald GILCHRIST, (15.3.1862–17.4.1936) GILL, Frederick Jenolan (19.7.1949–) Glenys GODFREY, (20.10.1862–12.8.1943) GORDON, William Beattie (30.7.1875–deceased) Hugh Alexander GOURLEY, (6.4.1911–17.3.1982) GRAHAM, Herbert Ernst GRAHAM, Larry (24.12.1950–) (25.5.1924–9.6.2003) David GRAYDEN, (5.8.1920–) William Leonard GRAYDEN, (21.12.1869–2.10.40) GREEN, Albert Ernest Henry (15.3.1860–15.11.1940) GREGORY, William (17.5.1942–) GREIG, Robert (12.6.1932–) Royden Geoffrey GREWAR, 199 Edition th

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ALP HAWKE, Albert Redvers George (3.12.1900–14.2.1986) George Redvers Albert HAWKE, 23.3.1968 Retired 8.4.1933 Northam

HATTON, Christopher David (15.4.1957–) David Christopher HATTON, Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated 9.3.2013 Balcatta Liberal

HASTIE, Robert (27.7.1861–9.4.1914) Robert HASTIE, Retired 27.10.1905 Retired 24.4.1901 Kanowna ALP

HASSELL, William Ralph Boucher (6.6.1943–) Boucher Ralph William HASSELL, Resigned 28.6.1990 Resigned 19.2.1977 Cottesloe Liberal

(MLC 1893-1894) (MLC 15.2.1919)

Forrest 24.4.1901 Retired (by) 2.8.1900 Albany (24.6.1839– Tasman Frederick John HASSELL,

HASSELL, Albert Young (17.11.1841–20.9.1918) Young Albert HASSELL, Defeated (Albany) 28.6.1904 (Albany) Defeated 6.12.1890 Plantagenet Forrest

HARVEY, Liza Mary (25.10.1966–) Mary Liza HARVEY, 6.9.2008 Scarborough Liberal

HARTREY, Thomas Augustine (31.1.1901–17.11.1983) Augustine Thomas HARTREY, Retired 19.2.1977 Retired 20.2.1971 Boulder-Dundas ALP

HART, Thomas George (27.11.1904–14.12.1972) George Thomas HART, 31.3.1962 Roe Resigned 30.6.1967 Resigned CP

HARRISON, Thomas Hamlet (2.4.1864–20.6.1944) Hamlet Thomas HARRISON, Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated 21.10.1914 Avon CP; Nat from 1923 from Nat CP;

Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated 3.10.1911 Pingelly

Liberal Pingelly for elected Until (by) 15.8.1910 HARPER, Nathaniel White (18.3.1865–3.1.1954) White Nathaniel HARPER, Beverley

HARPER, Charles (15.7.1842–20.4.1912) Charles HARPER, Retired 27.10.1905 Retired 4.12.1890 Beverley Forrest

HARMAN, John Joseph (22.3.1932–27.2.1998) Joseph John HARMAN, Retired 8.2.1986 Retired 23.3.1968 Maylands ALP

1917 Defeated 12.3.1921 Defeated 21.10.1914 East Perth East

Liberal; Nat from from Nat Liberal; 3.10.1911 Retired (by) 20.10.1904 HARDWICK, John Edward (3.6.1867–5.8.1943) Edward John HARDWICK, Perth East

HAMILTON, Emily Louise (14.1.1985–) Louise Emily HAMILTON, Joondalup 11.3.2017 ALP

Liberal Retired 11.3.2017 Retired 26.2.2005 Dawesville

Liberal 10.2.2001 Defeated 14.12.1996 Yokine

Liberal Yokine for elected Until 6.2.1993 HAMES, Dr Kimberley Desmond (24.3.1953–) Desmond Kimberley Dr HAMES, Dianella

HALLAHAN, Elsie Kay (4.11.1941–) Kay Elsie HALLAHAN, Armadale 6.2.1993 Retired 14.12.1996 (MLC 1983-1993) (MLC 14.12.1996 Retired ALP

HALL, Jack (21.3.1910–5.5.1970) Jack HALL, Albany 7.4.1956 Resigned 14.4.1970 Resigned ALP

HALL, Henry Lyall (22.7.1861–23.10.1935) Lyall Henry HALL, Perth 5.5.1897 Retired 24.4.1901 Retired Min

HALL, Edmund Henry Hartley (13.8.1878–28.7.1965) Hartley Henry Edmund HALL, Geraldton 15.3.1947 Defeated 25.3.1950 (MLC 1928-1947) (MLC 25.3.1950 Defeated CP H

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GUTHRIE, Frank (7.6.1893–21.9.1955) Frank GUTHRIE, Bunbury 25.3.1950 Deceased 21.9.1955 Deceased ALP

GULL, Arthur Courthope (1.1.1867–30.3.1951) Courthope Arthur GULL, Swan Defeated 11.9.1908 Defeated 27.10.1905 Liberal

GUISE, Dianne Joy (29.10.1952–) Joy Dianne GUISE, Wanneroo 10.2.2001 Defeated 6.9.2008 Defeated ALP

Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated 9.3.2013 Pilbara

Pilbara for elected Until 6.9.2008 Wheatbelt Central

Nat Wheatbelt Central for elected Until (by) 24.11.2001 GRYLLS, Brendon John (5.6.1973–) John Brendon GRYLLS, Merredin

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Wellington for elected Until 3.10.1911 Retired Perth for elected Until 20.2.1965 Defeated Defeated 23.3.1968 Defeated 15.3.1947 Defeated for Belmont elected Until 23.3.1968 Retired 20.6.1947 election ordered Fresh Hawthorn for Mount elected Until 23.3.1968 Retired 4.11.1913 Resigned 20.3.1917 (MHR 1917-1919) Resigned Until elected for Thornlie elected Until 14.12.1996 Retired Wembley for elected Until 20.2.1971 Retired 27.10.1905 Defeated Deceased 3.10.1928 19.2.1983 Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated 30.9.1908 Defeated Retired 28.6.1904 Retired for Helena elected Until 4.8.1994 Resigned 7.4.1956 Defeated 6.9.2008 Defeated Warren for elected Until 17.12.1957 Resigned 4.2.1989 Defeated 6.9.2008 Retired 15.3.1947 Retired DATE OF DATE ELECTION 24.4.1901 24.6.1904 14.2.1953 31.3.1962 11.3.2017 25.3.1950 12.4.1930 25.3.1950 31.3.1962 18.3.1939 20.8.1947 (by) 25.3.1950 24.6.1904 21.10.1914 19.2.1983 4.2.1989 21.3.1959 1.3.1962 24.6.1904 14.12.1920 (by) 19.2.1977 21.10.1914 24.4.1901 18.7.1896 (by) 13.3.1982 (by) 19.2.1983 15.2.1936 10.2.2001 20.11.1943 3.3.1950 19.2.1977 14.12.1996 20.5.1939 (by)

DIVISION Bunbury Wellington Perth West Perth Southern River Blackwood Middle Swan Middle Swan Belmont Pilbara Pilbara Hawthorn Mount Cue Geraldton Gosnells Thornlie Leederville Wembley Collie Leonora Mount Mundaring Pingelly Roebourne Fremantle Helena Swan Albany Geraldton Nelson Warren Melville Carine Forrest NAME HAYWARD, Thomas (1.9.1832–23.9.1915) HAYWARD, (30.7.1920–15.12.2010) Stanley HEAL, James (1.9.1981–) Terence HEALY, HEARMAN, John Merrifield (10.11.1910–20.2.1994) HEARMAN, James (27.9.1891–5.5.1970) HEGNEY, William (11.1.1896–13.10.1982) HEGNEY, (3.6.1878–30.1.1934) Ernest HEITMANN, Edward Daphne (16.5.1948–) Yvonne HENDERSON, HENN, Guy Gavin (25.9.1909–22.4.1998) HENN, Guy Gavin HENSHAW, Ernest Percival (4.9.1870–11.6.1950) Percival Ernest HENSHAW, Thomas John (14.8.1879–30.10.1928) HERON, Albert (29.01.1936–) Thomas Alexander HERZFELD, (17.5.1852–18.1.1931) Henry Edward HICKMOTT, (24.3.1864–20.4.1931) John Sydney HICKS, HIGHAM, John Joseph (14.9.1856–23.7.1927) HILL, Gordon Leslie (16.5.1951–) HILL, Gordon Louis (22.11.1886–21.7.1963) HILL, Leonard (2.12.1965–) HILL, Shane Robin (20.10.1898 –4.5.1972) Knight Ernest HOAR, HODGE, Barry James (16.2.1944–) (28.4.1957–) HODSON-THOMAS, Katina (9.8.1904– Joseph Frederick HOLMAN, Edward 26.7.1951) 201 Edition th

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HYDE, John Norman (13.10.1957–) Norman John HYDE, Defeated 9.3.2013 Defeated 10.2.2001 Perth ALP

HUTCHINSON, Sir Ross (10.9.1914–19.12.1999) Ross Sir HUTCHINSON, Retired 19.2.1977 Retired 25.3.1950 Cottesloe Liberal

HUTCHINSON, Robert David (3.3.1857–14.7.1918) David Robert HUTCHINSON, Retired 28.6.1904 Retired (by) 24.7.1900 Geraldton Opp

Resigned 15.7.1943 Resigned 9.5.1936 (by) 9.5.1936 East Perth East

8.4.1936 Resigned 15.2.1936 Perth East

ALP; Ind from 1936 from Ind ALP; 26.3.1927 Retired (by) 18.11.1922 HUGHES, Thomas John (8.9.1892–6.11.1980) John Thomas HUGHES, Perth East

HUGHES, Matthew (9.2.1950–) Matthew HUGHES, 11.3.2017 Kalamunda ALP

HUGHES, Judith (28.4.1959–) Judith HUGHES, Defeated 6.9.2008 Defeated 26.2.2005 Kingsley ALP

HUGHES, Clive Matthew (23.6.1947–4.4.1986) Matthew Clive HUGHES, Deceased 4.4.1986 Deceased (by) 17.11.1984 Cockburn ALP

Defeated 12.3.1921 Defeated 3.10.1911 Yilgarn

ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP; Yilgarn for elected Until HUDSON, Charles Arthur (19.12.1866–1.5.1937) Arthur Charles HUDSON, 20.11.1905 Dundas

Retired 24.4.1901 Retired 26.6.1899 (by) 26.6.1899 Gascoyne

Min 13.6.1899 Resigned 28.4.1897 HUBBLE, George Yorke (28.11.1858–22.3.1906) Yorke George HUBBLE, Gascoyne

4.2.1989 Retired 26.2.2005 Retired Stirling

Until elected for Stirling for elected Until

NPA 8.2.1986 HOUSE, Montague Grant (16.8.1946–) Grant Montague HOUSE, Katanning-Roe

HORAN, Austin Alvis (2.5.1869–30.6.1925) Alvis Austin HORAN, Yilgarn 28.6.194 Defeated 3.10.1911 Defeated ALP; Ind in 1911 in Ind ALP;

Seat declared vacant 28.7.1910 vacant declared Seat 11.9.1908 Beverley

Liberal 27.10.1905 Defeated HOPKINS, John Marquis (27.8.1870–3.7.1912) Marquis John HOPKINS, 24.4.1901 Boulder

Resigned; writ issued 3.5.1900 issued writ Resigned; 26.4.1897 De Grey De

Forrest Grey De for elected Until HOOLEY, Edward Timothy (3.10.1842–3.8.1903) Timothy Edward HOOLEY, (by) 15.10.1894 Murchison

HONEY, Dr David John (18.4.1958 John David Dr HONEY, –) Cottesloe 17.3.2018 (by) 17.3.2018 Liberal

HOLMES, Monica Rose (25.6.1944–) Rose Monica HOLMES, Southern River Southern 14.12.1996 Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated Liberal

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Election declared void 12.4.1906; 12.4.1906; void declared Election 27.10.1905 East Fremantle East

Liberal 28.6.1904 Defeated 5.5.1897 HOLMES, Joseph John (24.5.1866–25.4.1942) John Joseph HOLMES, Fremantle East

HOLMAN, Mary Alice (May) (18.7.1893–20.3.1939) (May) Alice Mary HOLMAN, Forrest 3.4.1925 (by) 3.4.1925 Deceased 20.3.1939 Deceased ALP

Deceased 23.2.1925 Deceased 8.12.1923 (by) 8.12.1923 Forrest

12.3.1921 (Swan) Defeated 28.6.1904 Murchison

ALP Until elected for Murchison for elected Until

HOLMAN, John Barkell (26.2.1872–23.2.1925) Barkell John HOLMAN, North Murchison North (by) 10.12.1901

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Defeated 29.9.1917 Defeated for Guildford-Midland elected Until Deceased 26.1.1948 Resigned 18.12.1915 Resigned 1929- 3.10.1928 (Senator Resigned 1942) CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Murchison for Central elected Until for Cue elected Until 27.6.1904 Defeated 13.8.1907 Resigned 27.6.1906 Resigned (Burns Beach) 11.3.2017 Defeated Eyre for elected Until 11.3.2017 (Roe) Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated 3.10.1911 Defeated 4.10.1904 Resigned for Beeloo elected Until for Belmont elected Until Welshpool for elected Until 8.2.1986 Retired for Hillarys elected Until 11.3.2017 Defeated 21.3.1959 Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated 3.10.1911 8.1.1916 (by) 6.9.2008 DATE OF DATE ELECTION 5.7.1894 6.5.1897 24.4.1901 27.10.1905 6.9.2008 18.3.1903 (by) 26.2.2005 6.9.2008 24.4.1901 11.9.1908 14.2.1953 7.4.1956 23.3.1968 30.3.1974 24.4.1901 16.7.1906 (by) 22.3.1924 12.4.1930 14.6.1894 6.2.1993 14.12.1996 9.2.1952 (by)

Williams-Narrogin Williams-Narrogin Cannington DIVISION Nannine Cue Perth West Ocean Reef Central Murchison Central Pilbara Roe Eyre Swan Beeloo Belmont Welshpool Guildford Guildford Guildford-Midland Swan Perth East Canning Whitford Hillarys Leederville Kalgoorlie JOHNSTON, Edward Bertram (11.1.1880–6.9.1942) Bertram Edward JOHNSTON, JOHNSTON, William Joseph (11.8.1962–) JOHNSTON, NAME I (24.9.1844–8.9.1908) Frederick ILLINGWORTH, J (16.3.1980–) Albert Paul JACOB, ISDELL, James (c.1849–5.10.1919) (8.11.1949–) Gibson Dr Graham JACOBS, JACOBY, Mathieson Harry (1.7.1869–3.4.1915) Mathieson JACOBY, (29.3.1863–3.1.1943) Hartwell Sir Walter JAMES, Colin John (26.5.1923–27.3.1990) JAMIESON, (17.10.1943–) Frank JOHNSON, Robert (17.2.1909– Ingram Edward JOHNSON, Stephen 27.1.2002) JOHNSON, William Dartnell (9.10.1870–26.1.1948) 203 Edition th

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KUCERA, Robert Charles (16.11.1944–) Charles Robert KUCERA, Retired 6.9.2008 Retired 10.2.2001 Yokine ALP; Ind from 2008 from Ind ALP;

KRSTICEVIC, Antonio (13.6.1966–) Antonio KRSTICEVIC, 6.9.2008 Carine Liberal

Retired 9.3.2013 Retired 26.2.2005 Balcatta

ALP Balcatta for elected Until 4.2.1989 KOBELKE, John Charles (30.6.1949–) Charles John KOBELKE, Nollamara

KITNEY, Ronald Wilfred (14.7.1918–29.3.2011) Wilfred Ronald KITNEY, Retired 20.2.1971 Retired 23.3.1968 Blackwood CP

KIRKUP, Zak Richard Francis (23.2.1987–) Francis Richard Zak KIRKUP, 11.3.2017 Dawesville Liberal

1910-1922 (Senator 1923-1935) (Senator 1910-1922

KINGSMILL, Sir Walter (10.4.1864–15.1.1935) Walter Sir KINGSMILL, Resigned 12.2.1903, MLC 1903-1910, 1903-1910, MLC 12.2.1903, Resigned 17.5.1897 Pilbara

KIERATH, Graham Donald (21.7.1950–) Donald Graham KIERATH, Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated 4.2.1989 Riverton Liberal

KEYSER, Charles Christopher (6.12.1871–30.10.1965) Christopher Charles KEYSER, Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated 28.6.1904 Albany ALP

KENNY, Henry Edward (1.3.1853–25.8.1899) Edward Henry KENNY, Deceased 25.8.1899 Deceased 3.5.1897 Murchison North Opp

KENNEDY, Maurice John (13.8.1884–28.11.1939) John Maurice KENNEDY, Defeated 12.4.1930 Defeated 22.3.1924 Greenough ALP

KENNEALLY, James Joseph (15.5.1879–9.10.1954) Joseph James KENNEALLY, Defeated 15.2.1936 Defeated 26.3.1927 Perth East ALP

from 1947 from

from 1943; ALP ALP 1943; from Retired 23.3.1968 Retired 25.3.1950 Merredin-Yilgarn

Ind CP in 1941; Ind Ind 1941; in CP Ind Merredin-Yilgarn for elected Until (by) 9.8.1941 KELLY, Lionel Francis (22.1.1897–16.4.1977) Francis Lionel KELLY, Yilgarn-Coolgardie

KELLY, David Joseph (1.7.1962–) Joseph David KELLY, Bassendean 9.3.2013 ALP

KEEP, Henry Frederick (27.1.1863–26.9.1905) Frederick Henry KEEP, Pilbara 26.6.1894 Retired 17.5.1897 Retired Forrest

1950

1945; Ind Liberal in in Liberal Ind 1945;

1930; Liberal from from Liberal 1930; Defeated 25.3.1950 Defeated 12.4.1930 Nedlands

Liberal; Nat from from Nat Liberal; 3.10.1911 Retired KEENAN, Sir Norbert Michael (30.1.1864–24.4.1954) Michael Norbert Sir KEENAN, 27.10.1905 Kalgoorlie

(MLC May-June 1904) May-June (MLC

KEANE, Edward Vivian Harvey (7.8.1844–9.7.1904) Harvey Vivian Edward KEANE, Geraldton 2.12.1890 Resigned; writ issued 10.12.1891 issued writ Resigned;

KATSAMBANIS, Peter Argyris (24.12.1965–) Argyris Peter KATSAMBANIS, Hillarys 11.3.2017 (MLC 2013–2017) (MLC Liberal K

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JONES, Walter Leonard (2.10.1885–16.1.1924) Leonard Walter JONES, Fremantle 29.9.1917 Defeated 12.3.1921 Defeated ALP

JONES, Thomas Henry (2.3.1924–26.3.2014) Henry Thomas JONES, 23.3.1968 Collie Retired 4.2.1989 Retired ALP

1985

JONES, Peter Vernon (28.1.1933–16.1.2017) Vernon Peter JONES, Narrogin 30.3.1974 Defeated 8.2.1986 Defeated NCP; Liberal from from Liberal NCP;

(not sworn in) sworn (not

JONES, Dennis (27.1.1874–19.1.1936) Dennis JONES, Forrest 10.3.1910 (by) 10.3.1910 20.6.1910 Resigned ALP

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 12.4.1930 Defeated Deceased 30.6.1941 8.4.1933 Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated 21.3.1959 Defeated 30.3.1974 Retired 1942- 7.10.1942 (Senator Resigned 1946-1960) 1943) (MLC 3.9.1987 Resigned for Glendalough elected Until 14.2.1994 (MHR 1994–2008) Resigned Deceased 25.1.1960 21.10.1914 Retired Deceased 19.12.1948 14.12.1996 (Ningaloo) Defeated (MLC 2004-2005) (MLC Resigned 30.12.1890 Resigned writ issued 10.07.1900 Resigned; Deceased 24.6.1902 Retired 24.4.1901 Retired 12.3.1921 Retired 30.10.1949 (MHR 1949-1958, Resigned 1961-1963) Retired 30.3.1974 (MLC 1974-1989) 30.3.1974 (MLC Retired Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated 30.3.1974 Retired for Applecross elected Until 14.12.1996 Retired 1993-1997) 4.2.1989 (MLC Retired 1997-2008) (Senator 8.4.1933 Defeated DATE OF DATE ELECTION 15.8.1916 (by) 8.4.1933 22.3.1924 3.10.1911 14.2.1953 23.3.1968 12.3.1921 30.3.1974 8.2.1986 4.2.1989 14.7.1951 (by) 28.6.1904 23.4.1938 (by) 4.2.1989 28.11.1890 23.6.1894 24.4.1901 2.8.1892 (by) 3.10.1911 20.11.1943 9.3.2013 16.12.1972 (by) 3.10.1911 20.9.1958 (by) 8.2.1986 4.2.1989 8.2.1986 22.3.1924

DIVISION Coolgardie Yilgarn-Coolgardie Pilbara Perth East North Perth Karrinyup York Gascoyne Subiaco Glendalough South Fremantle Nelson Hannans Northern Rivers Roebourne Albany Perth West Moore Moore Marshall Mount Churchlands Blackwood Canning Moore Melville East Applecross Murchison-Eyre Toodyay NAME L James (6.4.1879–30.6.1941) George LAMBERT, LAMOND, Alfred (25.5.1886–10.3.1967) Alfred LAMOND, (5.4.1861–8.1.1948) LANDER, Titus Peter (22.4.1908–14.12.1987) Edward LAPHAM, Stanley (26.1.1882–26.8.1968) Sir Charles George LATHAM, Ian James (30.4.1940–) LAURANCE, Dr Carmen Mary (2.3.1948–) LAWRENCE, (24.8.1915–25.1.1960) Phillip Richard LAWRENCE, Charles Henry (4.6.1865–23.3.1926) LAYMAN, Joseph (19.10.1883–19.12.1948) David LEAHY, John (17.1.1949–) Kevin LEAHY, LEAKE, George (3.12.1856–24.6.1902) George LEAKE, LEFROY, Sir Henry Bruce (24.3.1853–19.3.1930) LEFROY, Hugh Alan (17.4.1900–2.9.1974) LESLIE, (19.9.1967–) Sean Kimberley L’ESTRANGE, LEWIS, Alexander Ashley (22.1.1931–9.5.2016) Ashley LEWIS, Alexander (7.8.1870–21.11.1935) LEWIS, Charles Joseph Moore LEWIS, Edgar Henry Mead (12.2.1902–26.4.1992) LEWIS, Edgar (4.9.1939–) Richard LEWIS, Kennon (11.8.1936–) Philip Ross LIGHTFOOT, John (6.1.1876–12.12.1957) LINDSAY, 205 Edition th

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Liberal 8.2.1986 Defeated McNEE, William John (28.4.1933–14.4.2015) John William McNEE, 19.2.1983 Marshall Mount

McLEOD, George (2.7.1884–22.8.1919) George McLEOD, Retired 21.10.1914 Retired (by) 4.2.1914 Kalgoorlie ALP

MacLEAN, Iain Douglas (14.11.1953–27.12.2008) Douglas Iain MacLEAN, Defeated 10.2.2001 (MLC 1994-1996) (MLC 10.2.2001 Defeated 14.12.1996 Wanneroo Liberal

McLARTY, John Pollard (c.1842–7.1.1909) Pollard John McLARTY, Deceased 7.1.1909 Deceased 28.6.1904 Murray Liberal

25.3.1950 Murray 1945 Resigned 17.5.1962 Resigned

Until elected for Murray for elected Until 12.4.1930 McLARTY, Sir (Duncan) Ross (17.11.1891–22.12.1962) Ross (Duncan) Sir McLARTY, Murray-Wellington Nat; Liberal from from Liberal Nat;

Retired 6.2.1993 Retired 4.2.1989 Jandakot

Liberal Jandakot for elected Until MacKINNON, Barry John (29.10.1944–) John Barry MacKINNON, 19.2.1977 Murdoch

Defeated 8.2.1986 Defeated 30.3.1974 Avon Avon

ALP Avon for elected Until 23.3.1968 McIVER, Kenneth Finlay (26.10.1928–27.9.1988) Finlay Kenneth McIVER, Northam

Retired 6.9.2008 Retired 26.2.2005 Kenwick

ALP Kenwick for elected Until McHALE, Sheila Margaret (1.9.1953–) Margaret Sheila McHALE, 14.12.1996 Thornlie

McGURK, Simone Frances (5.12.1963–) Frances Simone McGURK, 9.3.2013 Fremantle ALP

McGRATH, John Edwin (17.6.1947–) Edwin John McGRATH, 26.2.2005 Perth South Liberal

McGOWAN, Mark (13.7.1967–) Mark McGOWAN, 14.12.1996 Rockingham ALP

McGINTY, James Andrew (22.9.1949–) Andrew James McGINTY, Resigned 3.4.2009 Resigned (by) 26.5.1990 Fremantle ALP

McDOWALL, Charles (c.1862–13.7.1916) Charles McDOWALL, Deceased 13.7.1916 Deceased 11.9.1908 Coolgardie ALP

McDONALD, Sir (Robert) Ross (25.1.1888–25.3.1964) Ross (Robert) Sir McDONALD, Retired 25.3.1950 Retired 8.4.1933 Perth West Liberal

McDONALD, John James (21.7.1869–19.6.1934) James John McDONALD, Gascoyne 21.10.1911 Retired 21.10.1914 Retired ALP

McDONALD, Francis (1.1.1860–13.5.1938) Francis McDONALD, Cockburn Sound Cockburn 24.4.1901 Retired 24.6.1904 Retired Opp

13.3.1971)

Hannans 26.2.1949 (by) 26.2.1949 Retired 7.4.1956 Retired ALP McCULLOCH, Herbert Alexander (23.6.1893– Alexander Herbert McCULLOCH,

McCALLUM, Alexander (28.10.1877–12.7.1937) Alexander McCALLUM, South Fremantle South 12.3.1921 Resigned 16.3.1935 Resigned ALP

1938)

ALP LYNCH, Patrick Joseph (24.5.1867–15.1.1944) Joseph Patrick LYNCH, Mount Leonora Mount 24.6.1904 Resigned 2.11.1906 (Senator 1907- (Senator 2.11.1906 Resigned

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Resigned 15.9.1916 (not sworn in) sworn (not 15.9.1916 Resigned

ALP LUTEY, John Thomas (18.12.1876–22.6.1932) Thomas John LUTEY, (by) 19.8.1916 Brownhill-Ivanhoe

LOVE, Ronald Shane (30.8.1961–) Shane Ronald LOVE, Moore 9.3.2013 Nat

LOTON, Sir William Thorley (11.6.1838–22.10.1924) Thorley William Sir LOTON, Swan 12.12.1890 Retired 4.5.1897 (MLC 1898-1900) (MLC 4.5.1897 Retired

LOGAN, Francis Michael (25.2.1956–) Michael Francis LOGAN, Cockburn 10.2.2001 ALP

LOCKE, Ernest Charles Bavage (9.9.1856–5.2.1937) Bavage Charles Ernest LOCKE, Sussex 3.5.1897 Defeated 24.4.1901 Defeated Forrest

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ALP ALP Liberal Ind from Liberal; 2004 PARTY CP; NCP (1975); NPW (1978); NCP (1982) ALP ALP Opp Liberal 1923-1928 CP; Nat 1923-1929 CP; Nat Nat from CP; Liberal 1949 Liberal CP ALP Liberal Liberal ALP Liberal

Deceased 19.8.1952 9.3.2013 Retired 4.2.1989 (Northern Rivers) Defeated 26.2.2005 Defeated Retired 26.2.2005 Retired CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 19.2.1983 Defeated 6.9.2008 Defeated 20.7.2010 Resigned 1993-1996 and 2017– MLC 24.6.1904 Retired 9.11.1917 Retired Deceased 15.10.1929 22.3.1924 Defeated 12.4.1930 (Greenough) Defeated 8.4.1933 Defeated Valley Avon for elected Until 31.3.1962 Retired Wellington for elected Until 30.3.1974 Retired 30.3.1974 Retired Peel for elected Until 10.11.2006 Resigned Deceased 4.7.1896 for Dawesville elected Until 21.3.1959 Defeated 23.3.1968 Defeated 12.3.1921 10.2.2001 24.10.1987 (by) 14.12.1996 DATE OF DATE ELECTION 13.11.1905 7.6.1986 (by) 4.2.1989 6.9.2008 2.9.1967 (by) 10.2.2001 14.12.1996 5.10.1901 (by) 12.3.1921 29.9.1917 9.11.1929 (by) 12.3.1921 12.4.1930 25.3.1950 25.3.1950 31.3.1962 7.4.1956 5.12.1890 6.2.1993 14.12.1996 7.4.1956 20.2.1965

Murchison Kimberley Gascoyne Vasse DIVISION Kimberley Nedlands Peel Mount Marshall Mount Riverton Armadale North Perth Irwin Greenough Irwin Perth Beverley Valley Avon Harvey Wellington Narrogin Cockburn Fremantle Murray Dawesville Beaches Wembley Maylands

MARTIN, Carol Anne (31.10.1957–) Carol MARTIN, John (2.4.1948–) MASLEN, Dudley (14.7.1950–) Kent Bernard MASTERS, NAME M MALE, Arthur (2.3.1870–20.1.1946) MARMION, William Richard (22.5.1954–) MARMION, William Richard McPHARLIN, Walter Raymond (21.2.1916–13.7.1991) Raymond McPHARLIN, Walter (7.4.1957–) David McRAE, Anthony (10.1.1953–) MacTIERNAN, Alannah Joan Geraldine (c.10.11.1865– Frederick McWILLIAMS, George 12.2.1907) (28.8.1876–15.10.1929) Charles Crowther MALEY, (17.7.1878–26.2.1956) Henry Kennedy MALEY, (18.7.1873–4.10.1952) MANN, Henry Willoughby MANN, James Isaac (22.6.1892–20.6.1965) (7.6.1918–20.7.1988) Wemyss MANNING, Iven MANNING, William Allan (13.4.1903–1.10.1986) (12.8.1945–) Norman Richard MARLBOROUGH, (22.10.1845–4.7.1896) MARMION, William Edward Arthur Dix (5.8.1934–) MARSHALL, (6.6.1902–17.5.1975) Frederick MARSHALL, (10.4.1910– James Percival Robert MARSHALL, 23.2.2004) William Mortimer (22.6.1885–19.8.1952) MARSHALL, 207 Edition th

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MOORE, Thomas (James) (14.2.1881–31.1.1961) (James) Thomas MOORE, ALP in) sworn (not 17.6.1913 Resigned (by) 28.4.1913 Forrest

9.5.1921)

Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated 28.6.1904 Irwin Liberal (3.4.1846– Fortescue Joseph Samuel MOORE,

Commons, 1918-1932) Commons,

MOORE, Sir Newton James (17.5.1870–28.10.1936) James Newton Sir MOORE, Liberal of House (UK 13.2.1911 Resigned 28.6.1904 Bunbury

Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated 27.10.1905 York

24.3.1903 Resigned (by) 26.6.1899 York

MONGER, Frederick Charles (25.1.1863–15.11.1919) Charles Frederick MONGER, York Min; Liberal Min; 15.6.1899 Resigned (by) 27.10.1892

MONEY, Griffin Cant (17.6.1865–1.9.1958) Cant Griffin MONEY, Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated 29.9.1917 Bunbury Nat

MOLONEY, John Daniel (10.5.1885–14.3.1942) Daniel John MOLONEY, Defeated 15.2.1936 Defeated 8.4.1933 Subiaco ALP

16.2.1938)

Defeated 15.6.1894 Defeated (by) 13.1.1892 Perth MOLLOY, Thomas George Anstruther (4.10.1852– Anstruther George Thomas MOLLOY,

Retired 20.2.1971 Retired 23.3.1968 Boulder-Dundas

Boulder-Dundas for elected Until 31.3.1962 Boulder-Eyre

ALP Boulder-Eyre for elected Until (by) 14.9.1951 MOIR, Arthur McAlister (24.12.1900–27.4.1984) McAlister Arthur MOIR, Boulder

Defeated 19.2.1977 Defeated 30.3.1974 Mundaring

Until elected for Mundaring for elected Until ALP 20.2.1971 MOILER, James (9.6.1930–4.10.2012) James MOILER, Toodyay

MITCHELL, Samuel (c.1838–5.7.1912) Samuel MITCHELL, Murchison 26.5.1897 Defeated 24.4.1901 Defeated Forrest

MITCHELL, Sir James (27.4.1866–26.7.1951) James Sir MITCHELL, Northam 27.10.1905 Defeated 8.4.1933 Defeated Liberal

1.7.1988)

Stirling 31.3.1962 Retired 20.2.1971 Retired CP MITCHELL, Clayton Clealand Bickley (11.12.1900– Bickley Clealand Clayton MITCHELL,

MITCHELL, Andrea Ruth (27.2.1956–) Ruth Andrea MITCHELL, Kingsley 6.9.2008 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated Liberal

MINSON, Kevin John (5.5.1947–) John Kevin MINSON, Greenough 4.2.1989 Retired 10.2.2001 Retired Liberal

MILLMAN, Simon Alexander (14.1.1977–) Alexander Simon MILLMAN, Mount Lawley Mount 11.3.2017 ALP

12.4.1930 Retired 15.3.1947 (MLC 1914-1920) (MLC 15.3.1947 Retired Mount Hawthorn Mount

Until elected for Mount Hawthorn Mount for elected Until

ALP MILLINGTON, Harold (c.1875–25.10.1951) Harold MILLINGTON, 22.3.1924 Leederville

MILES, Paul Terence (16. 2.1963–) (16. Terence Paul MILES, Wanneroo 6.9.2008 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated Liberal

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MICHEL, Kevin Joseph Jude (26.3.1961–) Jude Joseph Kevin MICHEL, Pilbara 11.3.2017 ALP

MICHAEL, David Robert (25.1.1980–) Robert David MICHAEL, Balcatta 11.3.2017 ALP

METTAM, Elizabeth (3.5.1977–) Elizabeth METTAM, Vasse 18.10.2014 (by) 18.10.2014 Liberal

MENSAROS, Andrew (25.11.1921–29.5.1991) Andrew MENSAROS, Floreat 23.3.1968 Resigned 16.5.1991 Resigned Liberal

MAY, (Harry) Henry Thomas (1.8.1892–13.5.1972) Thomas Henry (Harry) MAY, Collie 17.2.1947 Retired 23.3.1968 Retired ALP

Retired 19.2.1977 Retired 23.3.1968 Clontarf

ALP 20.2.1965 Defeated MAY, Donald George (15.2.1924–23.9.2001) George Donald MAY, Canning 31.3.1962

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 27.9.1899 Resigned 10.12.1901 (min by) Defeated Coolgardie East for elected Until 24.4.1901 (Kalgoorlie) Defeated 27.10.1905 (Perth) Defeated 24.6.1904 Retired 11.3.2017 Defeated 4.5.1897 Fremantle) (East Defeated 1900-1901) (MLC 22.3.1924 Defeated Deceased 12.3.1938 1891- 3.10.1911 (MLA, NSW Defeated 1894) 1951-1965) 25.3.1950 (MLC Defeated 12.3.1921 Retired Deceased 14.3.1987 Katanning for elected Until 30.3.1974 Retired for Bateman elected Until Until elected for Collie-Wellington elected Until for Collie-Preston elected Until for Whitford elected Until (Joondalup) 19.2.1983 Defeated for Greenough elected Until 27.10.1905 Retired 21.10.1914 Retired

DATE OF DATE ELECTION 11.3.2017 6.9.2008 18.9.1899 (by) 13.10.1899 (by) 9.7.1894 7.5.1897 14.7.1902 (by) 4.5.1897 9.3.2013 22.5.1895 (by) 3.10.1911 3.10.1911 9.6.1910 (by) 15.3.1947 21.10.1914 8.2.1986 15.3.1947 25.3.1950 9.3.2013 11.3.2017 30.3.1974 10.2.2001 26.2.2005 6.9.2008 19.2.1977 24.4.1901 28.6.1904 11.9.1908

DIVISION Riverton Jandakot North Murchison North Murchison Yilgarn Coolgardie East Perth West Coolgardie Forrestfield North Fremantle Menzies Hannans Fremantle Bunbury Collie Swan Narrogin Wagin Katanning Cove Alfred Bateman Toodyay Whitford Collie-Wellington Collie-Preston Murchison Greenough Greenough NAME N NAHAN, Dr Michael Dennis (2.7.1950–) MUBARAKAI, Shahyaz Yezdi (24.10.1975-) Yezdi Shahyaz MUBARAKAI, MOORHEAD, Frederick William (1863–27.11.1902) Frederick MOORHEAD, MORAN, Charles John (20.11.1868–18.12.1936) (17.2.1850–10.8.1933) Edward Alfred MORGANS, (3.8.1978–) Wray Nathan MORTON, Louis (1.12.1863–28.2.1946) MOSS, Matthew (30.3.1873–4.11.1926) John Francis MULLANY, (23.9.1870–12.3.1938) Walter MUNSIE, Selby (c.1858–11.10.1929) William Alfred MURPHY, James (9.4.1895–19.1.1974) MURRAY, Michael Philip (26.11.1949–) MURRAY, NAIRN, William Ralph (c.1875–5.9.1960) (20.12.1937–14.3.1987) NALDER, Cambell Crawford (14.2.1910–8.12.1994) David NALDER, Sir Crawford NALDER, Dean Cambell (5.2.1966–) Michael (18.6.1931–20.12.2005) NANOVICH, NANSON, John Leighton (22.9.1863–29.2.1916) NANSON, John Leighton 209 Edition th

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1955

Ind Liberal from from Liberal Ind Until elected for Maylands for elected Until 7.4.1956 Lawley Mount

Liberal Lawley Mount for elected Until (by) 17.2.1951 OLDFIELD, Edward Peate (23.8.1920–2.12.1990) Peate Edward OLDFIELD, Maylands

1985 Defeated 8.2.1986 Defeated 19.2.1983 Katanning-Roe

NCP; Liberal from from Liberal NCP; Katanning-Roe for elected Until OLD, Richard Charles (3.12.1922–29.6.2007) Charles Richard OLD, 30.3.1974 Katanning

O’GORMAN, Anthony Patrick (13.3.1958–) Patrick Anthony O’GORMAN, Defeated 9.3.2013 Defeated 10.2.2001 Joondalup ALP

O’DONNELL, Kyran Martin (29.10.1958–) Martin Kyran O’DONNELL, 11.3.2017 Kalgoorlie Liberal

Resigned 24.8.1984 Resigned 31.3.1962 Mount Lawley Mount

Liberal Lawley Mount for elected Until O'CONNOR, Raymond James (6.3.1926–26.2.2013) James Raymond O'CONNOR, 21.3.1959 Perth North

O'CONNOR, Michael (11.11.1865–6.7.1940) Michael O'CONNOR, Retired 24.6.1904 Retired 24.4.1901 Moore Min

O’BRIEN, Everard McDonnell (9.4.1907–17.8.1971) McDonnell Everard O’BRIEN, Defeated 21.3.1959 Defeated (by) 8.11.1952 Murchison ALP

(MLC 1904-1910) (MLC

OATS, William, (27.10.1841–25.4.1911) William, OATS, Liberal 19.5.1904 issued writ Resigned; 4.5.1897 Yilgarn

Retired 31.3.1962 Retired 25.3.1950 Eyre

ALP Eyre for elected Until (by) 25.6.1932 NULSEN, Emil (9.6.1885–3.8.1965) Emil NULSEN, Kanowna

NORTON, Daniel (12.7.1905–10.1.1992) Daniel NORTON, Gascoyne 14.2.1953 Retired 30.3.1974 Retired ALP

1945

NORTH, Charles Frederic John (14.9.1887–29.9.1979) John Frederic Charles NORTH, Claremont 22.3.1924 Defeated 7.4.1956 Defeated Nat; Liberal from from Liberal Nat;

NORBERGER, Jan Henrik (7.3.1975–) Henrik Jan NORBERGER, Joondalup 9.3.2013 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated Liberal

Retired 23.3.1968 Retired 31.3.1962 Karrinyup

Karrinyup for elected Until 21.3.1959 Beaches Wembley

Defeated (Leederville) 7.4.1956 (Leederville) Defeated

25.3.1950 Beaches Wembley

Liberal Until elected for Wembley Beaches Wembley for elected Until

15.3.1947 (23.2.1897–6.11.1972) Charles Leslie NIMMO, Hawthorn Mount

NICHOLLS, Roger Keith (22.4.1956–) Keith Roger NICHOLLS, Mandurah 4.2.1989 Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated Liberal

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NEWTON, John Verdun (12.4.1916–14.1.1944) Verdun John NEWTON, Greenough 20.11.1943 Reported missing in action 14.1.1944 action in missing Reported

ALP

NELSON, Wallace Alexander (29.4.1856–5.5.1943) Alexander Wallace NELSON, 24.6.1904 Hannans Retired 27.10.1905 Retired ALP

Retired 14.2.1953 Retired 25.3.1950 North Perth North

Perth North for elected Until 8.4.1933 Perth

(Senator 1907-1920, 1923-1929) 1907-1920, (Senator

ALP 27.10.1905 Defeated 28.6.1904 NEEDHAM, Edward (30.9.1874–26.10.1956) Edward NEEDHAM, Fremantle

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 16.10.1900 vacant declared Seat 16.8.1951 Resigned writ issued 2.3.1910 Resigned; 17.4.1913 Resigned Deceased 13.11.1923 for Leederville elected Until 1919-1922) Deceased 25.12.51 (MLC Warnbro for elected Until 26.4.1990 Resigned 8.4.1933 Defeated 1934-1954) (MLC for Ballajura elected Until 10.2.2001 Defeated Until elected for Warren-Blackwood for elected Until 6.9.2008 Retired Melville East for elected Until 23.2.1980 Retired 31.10.1911 Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated 15.3.1947 Defeated 31.3.1962 Defeated Resigned 5.10.1892 Resigned 1892-1897) (MLC writ issued 5.1.1895 Resigned; 20.11.1943 Defeated Until elected for Armadale elected Until 6.2.1993 Retired writ issued 2.4.1895 Resigned; DATE OF DATE ELECTION 22.3.1924 12.4.1930 5.5.1897 4.12.1948 (by) 11.9.1908 8.7.1910 (by) 11.7.1913 (by) 11.3.2017 3.2.2007 (by) 6.9.2008 23.2.1980 12.4.1930 10.9.1994 (by) 14.12.1996 12.12.1890 21.3.1959 31.3.1962 29.4.1944 (by) 25.3.1950 4.2.1989 14.12.1996 11.9.1908 6.2.1993 3.12.1890 12.4.1930 19.2.1977 19.2.1983 5.12.1890

DIVISION Menzies Leederville North Perth Boulder Forrest Forrest Forrest Bicton Peel Warnbro Fremantle Fremantle North-East Helena Ballajura York East Melville East Darling Range Warren Warren-Blackwood Canning Roebourne Bunbury Swan Murray Greenough Gosnells Armadale North Fremantle NAME P Hugh (20.3.1877–25.12.1951) Alexander PANTON, OLDHAM, Charles Henry (20.11.1863–deceased) (23.12.1901–24.2.1990) OLIVER, Cecil Thompson (24.4.1882–13.11.1923) Laurence Peter O'LOGHLEN, (25.9.1968–) Lisa Margaret O’MALLEY, (12.7.1962–) Paul PAPALIA, Charles (22.5.1953–) David PARKER, (16.10.1883– Wyborn Hubert Stanley PARKER, 26.7.1966) (7.9.1954–) Rhonda Kathleen PARKER, Henry (7.11.1846–13.12.1927) Sir Stephen PARKER, OMODEI, Paul Domenic, (26.5.1950–) OMODEI, Paul O’NEIL, Sir Desmond Henry (27.9.1920–25.9.1999) OSBORN, Henry (2.6.1859–22.7.1937) (6.5.1951–) OSBORNE, Ian Frederick Cecil (1.3.1905–16.1.2003) Raymond OWEN, PATERSON, William (4.6.1847–11.3.1920) PATERSON, William Jun. (10.5.1880–5.8.1968) PATRICK, John (24.2.1946–) Robert PEARCE, PEARSE, William Silas (21.5.1838–30.12.1908) PEARSE, 211 Edition th

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Until elected for Butler for elected Until 26.2.2005 Mindarie

ALP Mindarie for elected Until QUIGLEY, John Robert (1.12.1948–) Robert John QUIGLEY, Innaloo 10.2.2001

PURKISS, William Morton (c.1844–8.8.1906) Morton William PURKISS, Retired 28.6.1904 Retired (by) 6.12.1901 Perth Liberal

PUNCH, Donald Thomas (31.8.1956–) Thomas Donald PUNCH, 11.3.2017 Bunbury ALP

PRINCE, Antony Kevin Royston (2.2.1948–) Royston Kevin Antony PRINCE, Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated 6.2.1993 Albany Liberal

PRICE, Stephen James (5.10.1969–) James Stephen PRICE, 11.3.2017 Forrestfield ALP

PRICE, (Richard) William (16.4.1869–22.6.1937) William (Richard) PRICE, Retired 29.9.1917 Retired (by) 17.9.1909 Albany ALP

PRICE, James (6.8.1864–21.5.1910) James PRICE, Deceased 21.5.1910 Deceased 27.10.1905 Fremantle Liberal

POTTER, Percival George Charles (4.9.1906–17.8.1975) Charles George Percival POTTER, Defeated 21.3.1959 Defeated 7.4.1956 Subiaco ALP

(MHR, 2013–) (MHR,

9.3.2013 Retired 6.9.2008 Bateman

Liberal Bateman for elected Until PORTER, Charles Christian (11.7.1970–) Christian Charles PORTER, (by) 23.2.2008 Murdoch

Commons, 1923-1924) Commons,

Nat PILKINGTON, Robert Rivington (8.2.1870–30.6.1942) Rivington Robert PILKINGTON, Perth 22.7.1917 (by) 22.7.1917 Retired 12.3.1921 (UK House of of House (UK 12.3.1921 Retired

PIGOTT, Sydney Capel (25.4.1867–29.4.1927) Capel Sydney PIGOTT, West Kimberley West 23.7.1901 (by) 23.7.1901 Defeated (Kimberley) 28.6.1904 (Kimberley) Defeated Min

30.5.1904 Resigned 26.10.1909 Resigned Katanning

Until elected for Katanning for elected Until

Ind; Min Ind; PIESSE, Frederick Henry (6.12.1853–29.6.1912) Henry Frederick PIESSE, 2.12.1890 Williams

1930; CP from 1933 from CP 1930; Deceased 21.7.1935 Deceased 12.4.1930 Katanning

Liberal; Ind CP from from CP Ind Liberal; 21.10.1914 Retired PIESSE, Arnold Edmund (2.4.1872–21.7.1935) Edmund Arnold PIESSE, (by) 4.11.1909 Katanning

1923 1923

1914; Nat from from Nat 1914;

PIESSE, Alfred Napoleon (17.7.1866–15.6.1939) Napoleon Alfred PIESSE, Toodyay 3.10.1911 Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated Liberal; CP from from CP Liberal;

The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The PICKERING, William George (20.9.1869–15.9.1953) George William PICKERING, Sussex 29.9.1917 Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated CP

PHILLIPS, Samuel James (8.11.1855–21.6.1920) James Samuel PHILLIPS, Irwin 27.11.1890 Retired 28.6.1904 Retired Forrest; Min Forrest;

Deceased 7.11.1961 Deceased 25.3.1950 Roe

CP Roe for elected Until (by) 21.11.1942 PERKINS, Charles Collier (8.8.1906–7.11.1961) Collier Charles PERKINS, York

PENNEFATHER, Richard William (16.7.1851–16.1.1914) William Richard PENNEFATHER, Greenough 3.5.1897 Resigned 20.3.1901 (MLC 1907-1914) (MLC 20.3.1901 Resigned Ind; Min Ind;

1995

PENDAL, Phillip George (4.2.1947–27.5.2008) George Phillip PENDAL, South Perth South 6.2.1993 Retired 26.2.2005 (MLC 1980-1993) (MLC 26.2.2005 Retired Liberal; Ind from from Ind Liberal;

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Until elected for Burrup elected Until Coastal West for North elected Until 6.9.2008 Retired for Belmont elected Until 9.3.2013 Retired Deceased 22.7.1962 for Midland elected Until Deceased 2.5.1919 CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO 14.6.1894 Defeated 3.10.1911 Defeated 6.9.2008 Retired 1893-1894) 4.7.1892 (MLC Resigned Retired 5.5.1897 (MLC 1897-1910) 5.5.1897 (MLC Retired Warren–Blackwood for elected Until Deceased 9.12.1944 for Guildford elected Until 27.6.1906 Resigned 4.2.1989 Defeated 6.2.1993 Defeated 14.2.1953 Retired for Blackwood–Stirling elected Until 1974) 26.10.1972 (Senator Resigned 24.6.1904 Retired Deceased 29.9.1902 (Canning) 25.3.1950 Defeated 23.3.1968 Defeated 26.4.1897 Retired 8.4.1933 Defeated 7.11.1977 election ordered Fresh 23.2.1980 Defeated 4.4.1992 (by) 14.12.1996 26.2.2005 19.3.1988 (by) 4.2.1989 29.10.1955 (by) 19.3.1994 (by) 14.12.1996 29.9.1917 DATE OF DATE ELECTION 10.2.2001 10.12.1890 28.4.1897 10.2.2001 29.11.1890 15.6.1894 26.2.2005 6.9.2008 9.3.2013 12.4.1930 3.5.1897 24.4.1901 19.2.1983 4.2.1989 10.2.1945 (by) 20.2.1971 24.4.1901 24.4.1901 15.3.1947 16.5.1953 (by) 4.12.1890 12.3.1921 23.3.1968 17.12.1977 (by)

Burrup Coastal North West Ascot Belmont Bunbury Glendalough Midland Albany DIVISION Hills Swan Perth West Toodyay Girrawheen Moore Perth Blackwood-Stirling Warren–Blackwood Victoria Park Victoria South Murchison Guildford Mandurah Murray Park Victoria Stirling Blackwood Burges Mount Hannans Forrest Kimberley De Grey Subiaco Kimberley Ashburton RIPPER, Eric Stephen (13.9.1951–) RIPPER, Eric Stephen (2.2.1913–22.7.1962) Frederick George ROBERTS, Michelle Hopkins (29.2.1960–) ROBERTS, Herbert (29.12.1876–2.5.1919) ROBINSON, NAME R Amber (29.3.1976–17.3.2012) RADISICH, Jaye QUINLAN, Timothy Francis (18.2.1861–8.7.1927) Francis QUINLAN, Timothy Mary (26.6.1957–) QUIRK, Margaret (5.10.1830–2.6.1915) RANDELL, George RAPHAEL, Howard Stirling (13.6.1900–9.12.1944) RAPHAEL, Howard (18.6.1858–15.3.1927) Hector RASON, Sir Cornthwaite John Bell (10.6.1939–) READ, John (2.5.1961–) Keith READ, (21.7.1882–29.4.1974) William Raymond READ, (16.4.1963–) REDMAN, Donald Terrence Donald (10.5.1933–27.10.2017) David REID, (c.1849–18.11.1924) Fergie REID, John (19.8.1867–28.9.1902) RESIDE, (22.5.1894–19.4.1976) George REYNOLDS, Alfred John Joseph (19.6.1907–9.11.1970) RHATIGAN, (4.7.1847–2.5.1931) Robert RICHARDSON, Alexander (4.6.1871–25.2.1959) RICHARDSON, Walter Alan (18.7.1934–) RIDGE, Keith (29.1.1953–) RIEBELING, Fredrick 213 Edition th

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SHAW, Jessica Jane (3.9.1978–) Jane Jessica SHAW, 11.3.2017 Hills Swan ALP

Alfred Cove Alfred 14.12.1996 Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated

SHAVE, Douglas James (4.1.1947–5.8.2017) James Douglas SHAVE, 4.2.1989 Melville Cove Alfred for elected Until Liberal

SHALDERS, Richard Steele (14.3.1938–) Steele Richard SHALDERS, Defeated (Mandurah) 19.2.1983 (Mandurah) Defeated 30.3.1974 Murray Liberal

SEWELL, William Hawkins (7.2.1901–9.1.1985) Hawkins William SEWELL, Retired 30.3.1974 Retired 25.3.1950 Geraldton ALP

(Senator 1951-1958) (Senator

SEWARD, Harrie Stephen (26.2.1884–23.7.1958) Stephen Harrie SEWARD, 25.3.1950 (Roe) Defeated 8.4.1933 Pingelly CP

SCOTT, Edward (5.11.1852–24.5.1920) Edward SCOTT, Resigned; writ issued 22.12.1891 issued writ Resigned; 10.12.1890 Perth

SCHELL, Morton William (13.7.1943–) William Morton SCHELL, Defeated 4.2.1989 Defeated 8.2.1986 Marshall Mount NPA

Maylands 12.4.1930 Defeated 8.4.1933 Defeated Nat

Albany (by) 31.5.1919 22.3.1924 Retired 1923 Nat 1920; CP

Brownhill-Ivanhoe (by) 7.10.1916 by) (min 21.7.1917 Defeated

by) (min (Canning)

Brownhill-Ivanhoe 3.10.1911 Defeated 8.8.1916. Resigned.

SCADDAN, John (4.8.1876–21.11.1934) John SCADDAN, Ivanhoe 24.6.1904 Brownhill-Ivanhoe for elected Until 1917 from Nat ALP;

SAYER, William Frederic (3.12.1857–26.2.1943) Frederic William SAYER, Resigned; writ issued 28.5.1902 issued writ Resigned; 24.4.1901 Claremont Min

5.2.2017)

ALP SANDERSON, Amber-Jade (25.10.1976–) Amber-Jade SANDERSON, (MLC East Metropolitan 2013– Metropolitan East (MLC 11.3.2017 Morley

Swan (6.11.1877–16.2.1944) Stanley Richard SAMPSON, Deceased 16.2.1944 Deceased 12.3.1921 CP; Nat from 1923 from Nat CP;

SAFFIOTI, Rita (26.5.1972–) Rita SAFFIOTI, West Swan West 6.9.2008 ALP

RUSHTON, Edgar Cyril (23.11.1922–23.8.1992) Cyril Edgar RUSHTON, Dale 8.5.1965 (by) 8.5.1965 Resigned 25.2.1988 Resigned Liberal

RUNDLE, Peter James (31.10.1962–) James Peter RUNDLE, Roe 11.3.2017 Nat

RUNCIMAN, Ewart (15.7.1907–14.12.1981) Ewart RUNCIMAN, Murray 23.6.1962 (by) 23.6.1962 Retired 30.3.1974 Retired Liberal

ROWE, Francis James (22.9.1860–23.10.1939) James Francis ROWE, North-East Fremantle North-East 6.3.1927 Defeated 12.4.1930 Defeated ALP

ROWE, Cassandra Michelle (6.9.1980–) Michelle Cassandra ROWE, Belmont 11.3.2017 ALP

The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The ROWBERRY, Joseph Neon (13.5.1895–13.11.1972) Neon Joseph ROWBERRY, Warren 25.1.1958 (by) 25.1.1958 Retired 23.3.1968 Retired ALP

Deceased 11.3.1958 Deceased 25.3.1950 Pilbara

ALP Pilbara for elected Until 8.4.1933 RODOREDA, Aloysius Joseph (29.5.1892–11.3.1958) Joseph Aloysius RODOREDA, Roebourne

ROCKE, Samuel Matthew (7.9.1874–3.6.1964) Matthew Samuel ROCKE, South Fremantle South 29.9.1917 Defeated 12.3.1921 Defeated Ind Lab; Ind in 1921 in Ind Lab; Ind

ROBSON, Richard (15.3.1867–30.11.1928) Richard ROBSON, Geraldton 12.7.1899 (by) 12.7.1899 Resigned 13.6.1900 Resigned Opp.

1917

ROBINSON, Robert Thomson (18.1.1867–19.9.1926) Thomson Robert ROBINSON, Canning 21.10.1914 Defeated 12.3.1921 Defeated Liberal; Nat from from Nat Liberal;

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Deceased 21.1.1951 24.4.1901 Retired 1904-1909) 28.4.1897 (MLC Retired 19.2.1983 Defeated 1.11.1922 Resigned 18.11.1922 (by) Defeated for Darling Range elected Until 11.3.2017 Defeated 27.6.1899 Resigned 12.7.1899 (by) Defeated 31.1.1982 Resigned 21.3.1959 Retired 14.12.1996 Retired 11.9.1908 Defeated 25.3.1950 Retired 24.6.1904 Retired 18.3.1939 Defeated 15.2.1936 Defeated 20.11.1943 Defeated 6.2.1993 Defeated 14.12.1996 Retired 6.9.2008 Defeated 19.2.1983 Retired c.3.1901 (MHR 1901-1903) Resigned Deceased 19.9.1901 Deceased 17.1.2008 3.9.1987 Resigned Deceased 30.11.1903 4.2.1989 Retired 1982-2004) (MLC for Pilbara elected Until 9.3.2013 Retired 20.2.1971 Defeated 20.8.1918 Resigned DATE OF DATE ELECTION 26.2.2005 15.2.1936 9.1.1891 (by) 27.11.1890 7.4.1973 (by) 12.3.1921 26.2.2005 6.9.2008 10.12.1891 (by) 30.3.1974 22.3.1924 19.2.1983 27.10.1905 14.7.1932 (by) 24.4.1901 21.10.1914 12.3.1921 18.3.1939 19.2.1983 6.2.1993 26.2.2005 30.3.1974 14.10.1892 (by) 24.4.1901 19.2.1977 28.11.1890 20.2.1971 26.2.2005 6.9.2008 23.3.1968 29.9.1917 DIVISION Murdoch Maylands Roebourne Gascoyne Bunbury Perth East Serpentine-Jarrahdale Darling Range Geraldton Swan Fremantle Mitchell Beverley Brownhill-Ivanhoe Wellington North Perth Nelson Nelson Bunbury Wanneroo Moore Pilbara South Fremantle North Perth Darling Range Nelson Stirling Kimberley- Central Pilbara Merredin-Yilgarn Claremont NAME (10.8.1946–17.1.2008) Raymond SPRIGG, Trevor SHEARN, Harry Vivian (28.4.1892–21.1.1951) SHEARN, William (8.4.1851–8.11.1927) SHOLL, Horace (27.8.1848–4.12.1909) Frederick SHOLL, Robert SIBSON, John (16.1.1930–11.12.2014) SIMONS, John Joseph (12.8.1882–24.10.1948) James (15.7.1965–) SIMPSON, Anthony Thomas (7.6.1856–7.8.1906) SIMPSON, George (18.11.1919–31.12.1999) SKIDMORE, John Edward (21.6.1885–6.7.1970) SLEEMAN, Joseph Bertram (12.10.1943–) Lawrence SMITH, David (8.4.1855–6.7.1931) Horace SMITH, Edmund Charles Lee (11.11.1883–25.8.1960) SMITH, Frederick (22.12.1858–25.2.1921) SMITH, Henry Teesdale SMITH, James MacCallum (26.4.1868–6.8.1939) (16.6.1881–18.1.1953) SMITH, John Henry (Kilkar) SMITH, Philip John (24.10.1938–) Shannon (19.4.1954–) SMITH, Wayde SNOOK, Gary (21.10.1947–) SODEMAN, Brian (7.4.1942–) Elias (c.2.9.1839–23.5.1909) SOLOMON, (2.12.1838–19.9.1901) Richard SPEIGHT, (28.1.1926– Charles Clarence SPRIGGS, George 18.7.2015) Lee (4.7.1830–1.12.1903) Sir James George STEERE, (4.4.1926–15.4.2017) Ernest Matthew STEPHENS, (15.11.1951–) Thomas Gregory STEPHENS, (15.4.1912–5.11.1998) Jack McKay STEWART, John (23.5.1868–30.8.1927) STEWART, 215 Edition th

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THOMAS, William Lemen (25.12.1872–13.7.1921) Lemen William THOMAS, Defeated 29.9.1917 Defeated (by) 1.3.1911 Bunbury ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP;

Retired 10.2.2001 Retired 4.2.1989 Cockburn

ALP Cockburn for elected Until THOMAS, William Ian (18.9.1950–) Ian William THOMAS, 8.2.1986 Welshpool

(MLC South West 22.5.2017–) West South (MLC

Liberal 6.9.2008 (Collie-Preston) Defeated THOMAS, Dr Steven Caldwell (3.10.1967–) Caldwell Steven Dr THOMAS, 26.2.2005 Capel

THOMAS, Albert Ernest (10.3.1872–d. post-1920) (10.3.1872–d. Ernest Albert THOMAS, Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated 24.4.1901 Dundas Ind

TEMPLEMAN, David Alan (21.11.1965–) Alan David TEMPLEMAN, 10.2.2001 Mandurah ALP

Defeated 15.3.1947 Defeated 1.7.1944 (by) 1.7.1944 Avon

ALP 24.5.1944 ordered election Fresh TELFER, William Francis (21.8.1885–25.8.1955) Francis William TELFER, 20.11.1943 Avon

TEESDALE, Frederick William (3.4.1864–14.12.1931) William Frederick TEESDALE, Died 14.12.1931 Died 18.10.1917 Roebourne Nat

TAYLOR, Matthew Howard (4.3.1973–) Howard Matthew TAYLOR, Defeated (Bicton) 11.3.2017 (Bicton) Defeated 9.3.2013 Bateman Liberal

TAYLOR, Ian Frederick (15.3.1949–) Frederick Ian TAYLOR, Resigned 4.2.1996 Resigned (by) 20.6.1981 Kalgoorlie ALP

TAYLOR, George (16.5.1861–24.12.1935) George TAYLOR, Defeated 12.4.1930 (Leederville) 12.4.1930 Defeated 24.4.1901 Margaret Mount ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP;

TAYLOR, Alexander Donald (24.1.1928–) Donald Alexander TAYLOR, Resigned 31.8.1984 Resigned 23.3.1968 Cockburn ALP

11.3.2017 Thornlie

Until elected for Thornlie for elected Until ALP TALLENTIRE, Christopher John (11.10.1963–) John Christopher TALLENTIRE, 6.9.2008 Gosnells

SYMON, David (12.3.1858–21.3.1924) David SYMON, South Fremantle South 28.11.1890 Resigned 13.9.1892 Resigned

SWEETMAN, Rodney Noel (21.6.1953–) Noel Rodney SWEETMAN, Ningaloo 14.12.1996 Retired 26.2.2005 Retired Liberal

SWAN, Herbert Graham (23.8.1869–14.6.1949) Graham Herbert SWAN, North Perth North 11.9.1908 Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated ALP

SUTHERLAND, Michael William (23.10.1954–) William Michael SUTHERLAND, Mount Lawley Mount 6.9.2008 Defeated 11.3.2017 Defeated Liberal

STYANTS, Herbert Henry (20.10.1893–2.12.1982) Henry Herbert STYANTS, Kalgoorlie 15.2.1936 Retired 7.4.1956 Retired ALP ALP

1927 then CP then 1927

1923, Nat 1923- Nat 1923,

STUBBS, Sydney (19.7.1861–30.7.1953) Sydney STUBBS, Wagin 3.10.1911 Retired 15.3.1947 (MLC 1908-1911) (MLC 15.3.1947 Retired Liberal; CP 1917- CP Liberal;

The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The STUBBS, Bartholemew James (31.5.1872–26.9.1917) James Bartholemew STUBBS, Subiaco 3.10.1911 Deceased (killed in action) 26.9.1917 action) in (killed Deceased ALP

STUART, Julian Alexander Salmon (18.12.66–3.7.1929) Salmon Alexander Julian STUART, Mount Leonora Mount 21.11.1906 (by) 21.11.1906 Retired 11.9.1908 Retired ALP

14.12.1996 Retired 10.2.2001 Retired Innaloo

Until elected for Innaloo for elected Until

Liberal STRICKLAND, George Joseph (3.10.1942–) Joseph George STRICKLAND, Scarborough 4.2.1989

Defeated 11.9.1908 Defeated 27.10 1905 27.10 Greenough

Liberal 28.6.1904 Defeated 24.4.1901 STONE, Patrick (14.3.1854–23.12.1926) Patrick STONE, Greenough

STOJKOVSKI, Jessica Mary Christine (18.10.1981–) Christine Mary Jessica STOJKOVSKI, Kingsley 11.3.2017 ALP

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Kalamunda for elected Until for Darling Range elected Until 6.2.1993 Retired 1931-1950) 12.4.1930 (MLC Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated 21.3.1959 Retired 1907-1910) 28.6.1904 (MLC Retired Until elected for Bayswater elected Until for Ascot elected Until Deceased 8.10.1971 for Morley elected Until for Morley-Swan elected Until 18.3.1987 Resigned for Melville elected Until Retired 19.2.1977 Retired Defeated 14.2.1953 Defeated 3.5.1897 Defeated 13.8.2013 Resigned 22.5.2009–9.9.2013 (defeated) MLC 8.2.1986 Retired 25.3.1950 Perth) (West Defeated Fresh election ordered 2.9.1983 election ordered Fresh Hills Swan for elected Until 6.2.1993 Retired 23.2.1980 Retired 18.3.1939 Retired Roleystone for elected Until 10.2.2001 Defeated 4.2.1989 Retired 10.2.2001 Defeated 21.10.1914 Defeated DATE OF DATE ELECTION 20.2.1971 30.3.1974 4.2.1989 21.10.1914 12.3.1921 12.4.1930 2.12.1890 28.11.2009 (by) 7.4.1956 1.3.1962 23.3.1968 20.2.1971 30.3.1974 19.2.1983 8.4.1933 25.3.1950 25.3.1950 29.11.1890 8.2.1986 1.2.1980 18.3.1939 19.2.1983 8.10.1983 (by) 4.2.1989 19.2.1977 28.6.1904 7.5.1988 (by) 4.2.1989 1.11.1975 (by) 4.2.1989 3.10.1911

DIVISION Darling Range Kalamunda Darling Range Katanning Claremont Toodyay Northam Willagee Bayswater Maylands Ascot Mirrabooka Morley Morley-Swan Fremantle North-East Melville Mundaring Hills Swan West Perth West Greenough Avon Melville East Magnet Mount Mundaring Fremantle Magnet Mount Dale Roleystone Greenough Collie Swan

NAME THOMPSON, Ian David (1.9.1935–2.12.2009) THOMPSON, Ian David (9.3.1873–18.11.1953) THOMSON, Alexander THOMSON, John (29.5.1865–27.2.1947) (7.6.1891–13.7.1971) THORN, Lindsay (23.5.1840–30.8.1910) THROSSELL, George Charles (9.7.1962–) Peter TINLEY, TOMS, John Mervin (23.1.1909–8.10.1971) TOMS, (21.1.1930–) Arthur Raymond TONKIN, (2.2.1902–20.10.1995) John Trezise TONKIN, TOTTERDELL, Sir Joseph (4.8.1885–26.12.1959) TOTTERDELL, William (25.2.1843–27.12.1926) TRAYLEN, (1.8.1948–) Wayne TRENORDEN, Maxwell Markham (19.12.1945– Anthony TRETHOWAN, 6.5.2015) Lucien John (31.12.1888–3.5.1961) TRIAT, John (31.5.1940–) Gavan TROY, TROY, John Robert (23.9.1941–) John Robert TROY, (13.10.1877–7.1.1953) Michael Francis TROY, Charles (23.1.1947–) Frederick TUBBY, John (19.4.1924–14.10.2015) Reginald TUBBY, (15.1.1942–) TURNBULL, Dr Hilda Margaret Philip Joseph (28.6.1875–27.10.1955) TURVEY, 217 Edition th

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Defeated 6.2.1993 Defeated 4.2.1989 Wanneroo

ALP Wanneroo for elected Until WATKINS, Jacqueline Patricia (3.6.1949–) Patricia Jacqueline WATKINS, 19.2.1983 Joondalup

WARNOCK, Diana Muriel (3.10.1940–) Muriel Diana WARNOCK, Retired 10.2.2001 Retired 6.2.1993 Perth ALP

1936

WARNER, Frederick Lytton (4.12.1875–17.1.1952) Lytton Frederick WARNER, Retired 20.11.1943 Retired 8.4.1933 Marshall Mount Ind CP; CP from from CP CP; Ind

WARE, Francis John (13.9.1874–13.10.1929) John Francis WARE, Retired 3.10.1911 Retired 27.10.1905 Hannans ALP

Defeated 12.4.1930 Defeated 22.3.1924 Beverley 12.5.1939)

CP 29.9.1917 Retired 21.10.1914 Beverley WANSBROUGH, Charles Prangle (6.10.1875– Prangle Charles WANSBROUGH,

WANSBROUGH, Arthur William (20.8.1877–3.9.1949) William Arthur WANSBROUGH, Defeated 15.2.1936 Defeated 22.3.1924 Albany ALP

WALTER, John Russell (23.6.1863–27.6.1944) Russell John WALTER, Retired 28.6.1904 Retired (by) 11.12.1903 Nelson Min

Retired 28.6.1904 Retired 24.4.1901 Mount Magnet Mount 1.7.1925)

Ind; Opp Ind; Magnet Mount for elected Until 3.5.1897 Yalgoo WALLACE, Francis Patrick Wallace (20.12.1861– Wallace Patrick Francis WALLACE,

1894)

ALP WALKER, Thomas (5.2.1858–10.5.1932) Thomas WALKER, Deceased 10.5.1932 (MLA, NSW 1887- NSW (MLA, 10.5.1932 Deceased 27.10.1905 Kanowna

2008

WALKER, Susan Elizabeth (14.9.1951–) Elizabeth Susan WALKER, Defeated (Ind.) 6.9.2008 (Ind.) Defeated (by) 9.6.2001 Nedlands Liberal; Ind from from Ind Liberal;

WALDRON, Terrence Keith (17.2.1951–) Keith Terrence WALDRON, Retired 11.3.2017 Retired 10.2.2001 Wagin NPA

WADDELL, Andrew John (16.5.1966–) John Andrew WADDELL, Forrestfield 6.9.2008 Defeated 9.3.2013 Defeated ALP

6.1.1901)

North-East Coolgardie North-East 4.5.1897 Deceased 6.1.1901 Deceased Opp VOSPER, Frederick Charles Burleigh (23.3.1867– Burleigh Charles Frederick VOSPER,

Retired 12.3.1921 Retired 21.10.1914 Leederville

Liberal 11.9.1908 Defeated 27.10.1905 VERYARD, John (14.11.1851–5.1.1924) John VERYARD, Balcatta

VENN, Harry Whittall (27.10.1844–8.3.1908) Whittall Harry VENN, Wellington 2.12.1890 Retired 24.4.1901 Retired Forrest

van de KLASHORST, June Dorothy (1.6.1938–) Dorothy June KLASHORST, de van Swan Hills Swan 6.2.1993 Defeated 10.2.2001 Defeated Liberal

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URBAN, Barry (10.12.1968–) Barry URBAN, Darling Range Darling 11.3.2017 Resigned 8.5.2018 Resigned ALP; Ind from from Ind ALP;

UNDERWOOD, Rufus Henry (31.12.1863–8.10.1945) Henry Rufus UNDERWOOD, Pilbara 23.7.1906 (by) 23.7.1906 Defeated 22.3.1924 Defeated ALP; Nat from 1917 from Nat ALP;

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CEASED DATE BE A MEMBER TO Kenwick for elected Until 14.12.1996 (Southern River) Defeated Retired 6.2.1993 Retired 27.10.1905 Defeated for Stirling elected Until 14.2.1962 Resigned 8.4.1933 Defeated 1940-1954) 18.3.1939 (MLC Defeated for Bassendean elected Until 9.3.2013 Retired Until elected for Wagin for elected Until 10.2.2001 Retired for Dale elected Until 16.3.1965 Resigned 15.3.1947 Retired 28.2.1973 Resigned 4.2.1989 Retired 1921-1926) 12.3.1921 (MLC Defeated Deceased 2.5.1947 11.9.1908 (Roebourne) Defeated 17.2.1947 Retired Defeated 27.10.1905 Defeated Perth for elected Until 6.12.1901 (min by) Defeated 29.9.1917 Defeated for Nollamara elected Until for Dianella elected Until 6.2.1993 Defeated Retired 29.9.1917 Retired DATE OF DATE ELECTION 8.2.1986 4.2.1989 10.2.2001 31.8.1935 (by) 25.3.1950 30.3.1974 28.6.1904 12.4.1930 8.4.1933 11.3.2017 10.2.2001 26.2.2005 9.5.1987 (by) 4.2.1989 15.3.1947 25.3.1950 29.9.1917 1.9.1962 (by) 19.2.1977 21.10.1914 12.2.1938 (by) 24.6.1904 11.9.1908 28.6.1904 6.5.1897 24.4.1901 28.6.1904 19.2.1977 19.2.1983 4.2.1989 11.3.2017 3.10.1911

DIVISION Kenwick Canning Albany Stirling Albany Northam Katanning Canning Pilbara Baldivis Roleystone Bassendean Narrogin Wagin Dale Swan Geraldton Bunbury Clontarf Nelson Sussex Forrest Collie North Perth Perth Sussex Nollamara Dianella Canning Dianella Wanneroo Claremont

(29.9.1869–7.12.1945) NAME WATSON, Dr Judyth (8.3.1940–) WATSON, Bruce (30.5.1947–) Peter WATSON, WATT, Leon Henry (6.2.1937–) WATT, John Henry (14.10.1873–3.8.1954) Alfred WATTS, (26.5.1897–8.6.1970) Arthur Frederick WATTS, (9.10.1872–9.11.1960) WELLS, Herbert Edward (12.4.1871–28.12.1959) Robert WELSH, Frank (29.5.1964–) Raymond Reece WHITBY, Paul (19.10.1959–) Martin WHITELY, (9.11.1940–) Laurence Robert WIESE, WILD, Gerald Percy (2.1.1907–11.10.1996) Percy Gerald WILD, John Collings (9.8.1879–7.6.1956) WILLCOCK, (26.6.1926–3.7.2004) WILLIAMS, Maurice Clifford (9.8.1928–) Geoffrey WILLIAMS, Rex (c.1870–29.1.1941) Sykes Edward Francis WILLMOTT, (16.5.1895– William Henry Francis WILLMOTT, 2.5.1947) WILSON, Albert James (9.3.1878–deceased) WILSON, Arthur Alan (3.4.1869–19.8.1948) (29.10.1865–17.6.1919) Ford WILSON, Francis WILSON, Frank (12.5.1859–7.12.1918) WILSON, Frank James (5.9.1936–) WILSON, Keith (24.4.1965–) Sabine Elisabeth WINTON, Alexander Evan WISDOM, Brigadier-General 219 Edition th

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YOUNG, William Gordon (28.8.1918–21.4.2012) Gordon William YOUNG, Roe 2.9.1967 (by) 2.9.1967 Defeated 30.3.1974 Defeated CP

30.3.1974 Defeated 19.2.1983 Defeated Scarborough

Until elected for Scarborough for elected Until

Liberal 20.2.1971 YOUNG, Raymond Laurence (7.9.1938–2.12.2000) Laurence Raymond YOUNG, Wembley

YELVERTON, Henry John (6.4.1854–14.1.1906) John Henry YELVERTON, Sussex 24.4.1901 Retired 28.6.1904 Retired Liberal

25.3.1950 Retired 7.4.1956 Retired South Perth South

Until elected for South Perth South for elected Until

Liberal YATES, George Henry (27.7.1908–3.10.1998) Henry George YATES, 15.3.1947 Canning

WYATT, Benjamin Sana (1.4.1974–) Sana Benjamin WYATT, Victoria Park Victoria 11.3.2006 (by) 11.3.2006 ALP

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WOOLLARD, Dr Janet May (13.2.1955–) May Janet Dr WOOLLARD, Alfred Cove Alfred 10.2.2001 Defeated 9.3.2013 Defeated Ind (Liberals for for (Liberals Ind

Retired 9.3.2013 Retired 6.9.2008 Moore

Until elected for Moore for elected Until

NPA 26.2.2005 WOODHAMS, Grant Allen (7.8.1952–) Allen Grant WOODHAMS, Greenough

WOOD, Barrington Clarke (9.5.1850–24.8.1903) Clarke Barrington WOOD, West Perth West 14.6.1894 Defeated 24.4.1901 (MLC 1902-1903) (MLC 24.4.1901 Defeated Forrest

WITHERS, Frederick James (11.4.1881–20.5.1963) James Frederick WITHERS, Bunbury 22.3.1924 Retired 15.3.1947 Retired ALP

WISE, Frank Joseph Scott (30.5.1897–29.6.1986) Scott Joseph Frank WISE, Gascoyne 8.4.1933 Resigned 9.7.1951 (MLC 1956-1971) (MLC 9.7.1951 Resigned ALP

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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY: SUCCESSIVE MEMBERS FOR EACH ELECTORAL DISTRICT, Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 1890–2018 Term in District Name Parliament ALBANY De HAMEL, Lancel Victor 1890 to 1894 LEAKE, George 1894 to 1900 HASSELL, John Frederick Tasman 1900 to 1901 GARDINER, James 1901 to 1904 KEYSER, Charles Christopher 1904 to 1905 BARNETT, Edward Charles 1905 to 1909 PRICE, Richard William 1909 to 1917 ROBINSON, Herbert 1917 to 1919 SCADDAN, John 1919 to 1924 WANSBROUGH, Arthur William 1924 to 1936 HILL, Leonard Louis 1936 to 1956 HALL, Jack 1956 to 1970 COOK, Wyndham Truran 1970 to 1974 WATT, Leon Harold 1974 to 1993 PRINCE, Antony Kevin Royston 1993 to 2001 WATSON, Peter Bruce 2001 to

ALFRED COVE SHAVE, Douglas James 1996 to 2001 WOOLLARD, Janet May 2001 to 2013 NALDER, Dean Cambell 2013 to 2017 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2015

APPLECROSS LEWIS, Kennon Richard 1989 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

ARMADALE PEARCE, Robert John 1983 to 1993 HALLAHAN, Elsie Kay 1993 to 1996 MacTIERNAN, Alannah Joan Geraldine 1996 to 2010 BUTI, Dr Antonio De Paulo 2010 to

ASCOT TOMS, John Mervin 1968 to 1971 BRYCE, Malcolm John 1971 to 1988 RIPPER, Eric Stephen 1988 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

ASHBURTON BURT, Septimus 1890 to 1900 FORREST, David 1900 to 1901 Constituency abolished under the Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899

ASHBURTON BUCHANAN, Pamela Ann 1989 to 1992 (Revived) RIEBELING, Fredrick 1992 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

AVON BATH, Thomas Henry 1911 to 1914 HARRISON, Thomas Hamlet 1914 to 1924 GRIFFITHS, Harry Albert Craven 1924 to 1935 BOYLE, Ignatius George 1935 to 1943 TELFER, William Francis 1943 to 1947 CORNELL, George Meredith 1947 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

221 Edition th The 24 The Term in Term Parliament 1962 to 1974 1962 to 1986 1974 to 2008 1986 to 1962 1950 to 1905 1904 to 1908 1905 to 1911 1908 to 1973 1962 to 1974 1973 to 1983 1977 to 1989 1983 to 1996 1989 to 2013 2005 to 2017 2013 to 2017 to 2017 to 1977 1974 to 1988 1983 to 1989 1988 to 2001 1996 to 2008 2001 to 2005 1996 to 2013 2005 to 2013 to 2013 2008 to 2017 2013 to 2017 to 1968 1962 to 1968 1956 to The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The McIVER, Kenneth Finlay McIVER, Kenneth BURKE, Brian Thomas Edward Ronald BERTRAM, David Christopher HATTON, Raymond Reece WHITBY, BURKE, Brian Thomas Joseph CUNNINGHAM, Edward Charles Christian PORTER, John Mervin TOMS, TRENORDEN, Maxwell Wayne Maxwell TRENORDEN, of Seats 2007 Redistribution under abolished Constituency MANN, James Isaac 1961 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency GILL, Frederick John VERYARD, GILL, Frederick 1911 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency GRAHAM, Herbert Ernst 1972 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency BURKE, Brian Thomas Nicholas Mark CATANIA, of Seats 1994 Redistribution abolished under Constituency John Charles KOBELKE, Robert MICHAEL, David of Seats 1976 Redistribution abolished under Constituency BURKE, Brian Thomas of Seats 1988 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Rhonda Kathleen PARKER, John Biase D’ORAZIO, of Seats 2007 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Morris Clive BROWN, Paul Martin WHITELY, Joseph (Dave) David KELLY, Howard Matthew TAYLOR, NALDER, Dean Cambell of Seats 1966 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Colin John JAMIESON, of Seats 1966 Redistribution abolished under Constituency GAYFER, Harry Walter GAYFER, Name (Revived) (Revived) (Revived) (Revived) BALDIVIS BALGA (Revived) BATEMAN BAYSWATER AVON VALLEY AVON BALCATTA BALCATTA BALCATTA BALCATTA BALGA BALLAJURA BASSENDEAN BEELOO AVON AVON District

Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 222 2 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 2 Term in Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 District Name Parliament BELMONT HEGNEY, James 1962 to 1968 JAMIESON, Colin John 1968 to 1974 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1972

BELMONT RIPPER, Eric Stephen 1989 to 2013 (Revived) GODFREY, Glenys Jenolan 2013 to 2017 ROWE, Cassandra (Cassie) Michelle 2017 to

BEVERLEY HARPER, Charles 1890 to 1905 SMITH, Edmund Horace 1905 to 1908 HOPKINS, John Marquis 1908 to 1910 HARPER, Nathaniel White 1910 to 1911 BROUN, Frank Tyndall 1911 to 1914 WANSBROUGH, Charles Prangle 1914 to 1917 BROUN, Frank Tyndall 1917 to 1924 WANSBROUGH, Charles Prangle 1924 to 1930 MANN, James Isaac 1930 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

BICTON O’MALLEY, Lisa Margaret 2017 to

BLACKWOOD HEARMAN, John Merifield 1950 to 1968 KITNEY, Ronald Wilfred 1968 to 1971 REID, David Donald 1971 to 1972 LEWIS, Alexander Ashley 1972 to 1974 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1972

BLACKWOOD- REDMAN, Donald (Terry) Terrence 2008 to 2013 STIRLING Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2011

BOULDER HOPKINS, John Marquis 1901 to 1905 COLLIER, Philip 1905 to 1948 OLIVER, Cecil Thompson 1948 to 1951 MOIR, Arthur McAlister 1951 to 1962 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1961

BOULDER-DUNDAS MOIR, Arthur McAlister 1968 to 1971 HARTREY, Thomas Augustine 1971 to 1977 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1976

BOULDER-EYRE MOIR, Arthur McAlister 1962 to 1968 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1966

BROWNHILL BATH, Thomas Henry 1904 to 1911 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1911, and amalgamated with Ivanhoe to form Brownhill-Ivanhoe

BROWNHILL-IVANHOE SCADDAN, John 1911 to 1916 LUTEY, John Thomas Aug to Sep 1916 SCADDAN, John 1916 to 1917 LUTEY, John Thomas 1917 to 1932 SMITH, Frederick Charles Lee 1932 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

223 Edition th The 24 The Term in Term Parliament 1890 to 1901 1890 to 1904 1901 to 1910 1904 to 1917 1911 to 1924 1917 to 1947 1924 to 1950 1947 to 1955 1950 to 1962 1955 to 1973 1962 to 1983 1973 to 1993 1983 to 2001 1993 to 2005 2001 to 2017 2005 to 2017 to 2017 to 2005 1996 to 2013 to 1901 1897 to 1911 1904 to 1914 1911 to 1921 1914 to 1930 1921 to 1933 1930 to 1947 1933 to 1950 1947 to 1953 1950 to 1956 1953 to 1959 1956 to 1962 1959 to 1965 1962 to 1968 1965 to 1986 1968 to 1989 1986 to 2008 to 2008 2005 to 2008 1996 to 2008 to The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The FOLKARD, Mark James FOLKARD, RIEBELING, Fredrick WILSON, Frank LEWIS, Charles Joseph Caldwell THOMAS, Dr Steven HAYWARD, Thomas HAYWARD, James Newton MOORE, Sir Lemen THOMAS, William Cant Griffin MONEY, James Frederick WITHERS, James MURRAY, GUTHRIE, Frank Frederick George ROBERTS, WILLIAMS, Maurice Clifford SIBSON, John SMITH, Philip John OSBORNE, Ian Frederick James Anthony DEAN, (John) Mario Giovanni CASTRILLI, PUNCH, Donald (Don) Thomas of Seats 2003 Redistribution abolished under Constituency John Robert QUIGLEY, Act 1899 Acts Amendment abolished under Constitution Constituency GORDON, William Beattie Thomson Robert ROBINSON, McAllister Alexander CLYDESDALE, WELLS, Herbert Edward Charles CROSS, Henry George YATES, ‘Sir’)GRIFFITH, (afterwards Frederick Arthur Colin John JAMIESON, William James GAFFY, ‘Sir’)O'NEIL, (afterwards Desmond Henry Donald George MAY, Mewburn Ross ELLIOTT, Thomas Henry BATEMAN, Dr Judyth WATSON, of Seats 1988 Redistribution abolished under Constituency William (Bill) Joseph JOHNSTON, of Seats 2007 Redistribution abolished under Constituency HODSON-THOMAS, Katina (Tony) Antonio KRSTICEVIC, FORREST, Sir John FORREST, Name BURNS BEACH BURRUP CANNING (Revived) CAPEL BUTLER CANNING CANNINGTON CARINE BUNBURY District

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CENTRAL GRYLLS, Brendon John 2008 to 2013 WHEATBELT DAVIES, Mia Jane 2013 to

CHURCHLANDS CONSTABLE, Dr Elizabeth 1996 to 2013 L’ESTRANGE, Sean Kimberley 2013 to

CLAREMONT SAYER, William Frederic 1901 to 1902 FOULKES, John Charles Griffiths 1902 to 1911 WISDOM, Evan Alexander 1911 to 1917 STEWART, John 1917 to 1918 DUFF, Thomas 1918 to 1921 THOMSON, John 1921 to 1924 NORTH, Charles Frederic John 1924 to 1956 CROMMELIN, Harold William 1956 to 1968 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1966

CLONTARF MAY, Donald George 1968 to 1977 WILLIAMS, Rex Geoffrey 1977 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

COCKBURN CURRAN, Henry 1962 to 1968 TAYLOR, Alexander Donald (Don) 1968 to 1984 HUGHES, Clive Matthew 1984 to 1986 MARLBOROUGH, Norman Richard 1986 to 1989 THOMAS, William Ian 1989 to 2001 LOGAN, Francis (Fran) Michael 2001 to

COCKBURN SOUND McDONALD, Francis 1901 to 1904 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1903

COLLIE (Previously HENSHAW, Ernest Percival 1904 to 1905 South-West Mining) EWING, John 1905 to 1908 WILSON, Arthur Alan 1908 to 1947 MAY (Harry) Henry Thomas 1947 to 1968 JONES, Thomas Henry 1968 to 1989 TURNBULL, Dr Hilda Margaret 1989 to 2001 MURRAY, Michael (Mick) Philip 2001 to 2005 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2003

COLLIE-PRESTON MURRAY, Michael (Mick) Philip 2008 to

COLLIE-WELLINGTON MURRAY, Michael (Mick) Philip 2005 to 2008 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2007

COOLGARDIE MORGANS, Alfred Edward 1897 to 1904 ELLIS, Henry Augustus 1904 to 1905 EDDY, William Tresize 1905 to 1908

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DUNDAS CONOLLY, John Richard Arthur 1897 to 1901 THOMAS, Albert Ernest 1901 to 1905 HUDSON, Charles Arthur 1905 to 1911 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1911

EAST MELVILLE O'NEIL, (afterwards ‘Sir’) Desmond Henry 1962 to 1980 TRETHOWAN, Anthony Markham 1980 to 1986 LEWIS, Kennon Richard 1986 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

ESPERANCE-DUNDAS GRILL, Julian Fletcher 1983 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

EYRE NULSEN, Emil 1950 to 1962 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1961

EYRE (Revived) GRILL, Julian Fletcher 1989 to 2001 BOWLER, John James Mansell 2001 to 2005 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2003

EYRE (Revived) JACOBS, Dr Graham Gibson 2008 to 2017 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2015

FLOREAT MENSAROS, Andrew 1968 to 1991 CONSTABLE, Dr Elizabeth 1991 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

FORREST WILSON, Albert James 1904 to 1908 O'LOGHLEN, Peter Laurence 1908 to 1910 JONES, Dennis Mar to Jun 1910 O'LOGHLEN, Peter Laurence 1910 to 1913 MOORE, Thomas (James) Apr to Jun 1913 O'LOGHLEN, Peter Laurence 1913 to 1923 HOLMAN, John Barkell 1923 to 1925 HOLMAN, Mary (May) Alice 1925 to 1939 HOLMAN, Edward Joseph Frederick 1939 to 1947 REYNOLDS, Alfred George 1947 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

FORRESTFIELD WADDELL, Andrew John 2008 to 2013 MORTON, Nathan Wray 2013 to 2017 PRICE, Stephen James 2017 to

FREMANTLE MARMION William Edward 1890 to 1896 HIGHAM, John Joseph 1896 to 1904 NEEDHAM, Edward 1904 to 1905

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GERALDTON KEANE, Edward Vivian Harvey 1890 to 1891 SIMPSON, George Thomas 1891 to 1899 ROBSON, Richard 1899 to 1900 HUTCHINSON, Robert David 1900 to 1904 CARSON, Henry 1904 to 1906 BROWN, Thomas Leishman 1906 to 1908 CARSON, Henry 1908 to 1911 DOOLEY, Bronterre Washington 1911 to 1913 ELLIOTT, Samuel Richard Lewes 1913 to 1914 HEITMANN, Edward Ernest 1914 to 1917 ELLIOTT, Samuel Richard Lewes Apr to Sep 1917 WILLCOCK, John Collings 1917 to 1947 HALL, Edmund Henry Hartley 1947 to 1950 SEWELL, William Hawkins 1950 to 1974 CARR, Jeffrey Phillip 1974 to 1991 BLOFFWITCH, Robert Clyde 1991 to 2001 HILL, Shane Robin 2001 to 2008 BLAYNEY, Ian Charles 2008 to

GIRRAWHEEN CUNNINGHAM, Edward Joseph 1996 to 2001 QUIRK, Margaret Mary 2001 to

GLENDALOUGH LAWRENCE. Dr Carmen Mary 1989 to 1994 ROBERTS, Michelle Hopkins 1994 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

GOSNELLS PEARCE, Robert John 1977 to 1983 HENDERSON, Yvonne Daphne 1983 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

GOSNELLS (Revived) TALLENTIRE, Christopher John 2008 to 2017 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2015

GREENOUGH TRAYLEN, William 1890 to 1897 PENNEFATHER, Richard William 1897 to 1901 STONE, Patrick 1901 to 1904 NANSON, John Leighton 1904 to 1905 STONE, Patrick 1905 to 1908 NANSON, John Leighton 1908 to 1914 CUNNINGHAM, John 1914 to 1917 MALEY, Henry Kennedy 1917 to 1924 KENNEDY, Maurice John 1924 to 1930 PATRICK, William jun 1930 to 1943 NEWTON, John Verdun 1943 to 1945

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JANDAKOT MacKINNON, Barry John 1989 to 1993 BOARD, Michael Francis 1993 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

JANDAKOT (Revived) FRANCIS, Joseph Michael 2008 to 2017 MUBARAKAI, Shahyaz (Yaz) Yezdi 2017 to

JOONDALUP WATKINS, Jacqueline Patricia 1983 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

JOONDALUP BAKER, Christopher John 1996 to 2001 (Revived) O’GORMAN, Anthony Patrick 2001 to 2013 NORBERGER, Jan-Henrik 2013 to 2017 HAMILTON, Emily 2017 to

KALAMUNDA THOMPSON, Ian David 1974 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

KALAMUNDA DAY, John Howard Dadley 2008 to 2017 (Revived) HUGHES, Matthew 2017 to

KALGOORLIE JOHNSON, William Dartnell 1901 to 1905 KEENAN, Sir Norbert Michael 1905 to 1911 GREEN, Albert Ernest 1911 to 1914 McLEOD, George Feb to Oct 1914 GREEN, Albert Ernest 1914 to 1921 BOYLAND, John 1921 to 1923 CUNNINGHAM, James 1923 to 1936 STYANTS, Herbert Henry 1936 to 1956 EVANS, Thomas Daniel 1956 to 1980 EVANS, Edward Thomas 1980 to 1981 TAYLOR, Ian Frederick 1981 to 1996 ANWYL, Megan Irene 1996 to 2001 BIRNEY, Matthew John 2001 to 2008 BOWLER, John James Mansell 2008 to 2013 DUNCAN, Wendy Maxine 2013 to 2017 O’DONNELL, Kyran Martin 2017 to

KANOWNA HASTIE, Robert 1901 to 1905 WALKER, Thomas 1905 to 1932 NULSEN, Emil 1932 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

KARRINYUP NIMMO, Leslie Charles 1962 to 1968 LAPHAM, Stanley Edward 1968 to 1974 CLARKO, James George 1974 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

231 Edition th The 24 The Term in Term Parliament 1904 to 1909 1904 to 1914 1909 to 1930 1914 to 1935 1930 to 1950 1935 to 1974 1950 to 1983 1974 to 1986 1983 to 1989 1986 to 1996 1989 to 2008 2005 to 1905 1904 to 1917 1905 to 1924 1917 to 1953 1924 to 1968 1953 to 1980 1968 to 2001 1980 to 2013 2001 to 2013 to 1893 1890 to 1904 1893 to 1901 1890 to 1904 1901 to 2005 1989 to 2008 2005 to 2017 2008 to 2017 to 2008 to 1914 1911 to 1921 1914 to 1924 1921 to 1930 1924 to 1951 1930 to 1959 1952 to 1962 1959 to The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The BAKER, William Leonard BAKER, Hugh Roger COOK, GILL, Frederick PIESSE, Arnold Edmund Arnold PIESSE, Alexander THOMSON, Edmund Arnold PIESSE, Frederick Arthur WATTS, David ‘Sir’)NALDER, (afterwards Crawford Charles Richard OLD, 1982 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency Charles Richard OLD, Grant HOUSE, Montague 1988 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency Dr Judyth WATSON, 1994 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency McHALE, Sheila Margaret of Seats 2007 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Francis CONNOR, MALE, Arthur Michael Patrick DURACK, Michael Augustus Aubrey COVERLEY, John Joseph RHATIGAN, Alan RIDGE, Keith Francis BRIDGE, Ernest Anne Carol MARTIN, Josephine FARRER, Francis CONNOR, of Seats 1903 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Alexander FORREST, Capel Sydney PIGOTT, of Seats 1903 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Cheryl Lynn EDWARDES, Judith HUGHES, Ruth Andrea MITCHELL, Mary Jessica STOJKOVSKI, John VERYARD, MC Lionel Lewin, CARTER, Harold MILLINGTON, Hugh Alexander PANTON, Ingram Edward JOHNSON, Stephen HENN, Dr Guy Gavin of Seats 1961 Redistribution abolished under Constituency PIESSE, Frederick Henry Frederick PIESSE, Name

(Revived) KIMBERLEY, EAST KIMBERLEY, KWINANA LEEDERVILLE (see also ‘Balcatta’) KATANNING-ROE KENWICK KENWICK KIMBERLEY WEST KIMBERLEY, KINGSLEY KATANNING District

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MANDURAH READ, John Bell 1983 to 1989 NICHOLLS, Roger Keith 1989 to 2001 TEMPLEMAN, David Alan 2001 to

MARANGAROO CUNNINGHAM, Edward Joseph 1989 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

MARMION CLARKO, James George 1989 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

MAYLANDS SCADDAN, John 1930 to 1933 CLOTHIER, Robert Ernest 1933 to 1936 SHEARN, Harry Vivian 1936 to 1951 OLDFIELD, Edward Peate 1951 to 1956 TOMS, John Mervin 1956 to 1962 OLDFIELD, Edward Peate 1962 to 1965 MARSHALL, Robert James Percival 1965 to 1968 HARMAN, John Joseph 1968 to 1986 DOWDING, Peter M'Callum 1986 to 1990 EDWARDS, Dr Judith Mary 1990 to 2008 BAKER, Lisa Loraine 2008 to

MELVILLE TONKIN, John Trezise 1950 to 1977 HODGE, Barry James 1977 to 1989 SHAVE, Douglas James 1989 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

MENZIES GREGORY, Henry 1901 to 1911 BUZACOTT, Richard Sep to Nov 19081 MULLANY, John Francis 1911 to 1924 PANTON, Alexander Hugh 1924 to 1930 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1929

MERREDIN- KELLY, Lionel Francis 1950 to 1968 YILGARN STEWART, Jack McKay 1968 to 1971 BROWN, James McMillan 1971 to 1974 COWAN, Hendy John 1974 to 1977 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1976

MERREDIN COWAN, Hendy John 1977 to 2001 GRYLLS, Brendon John 2001 to 2008 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2007

MIDDLE-SWAN HEGNEY, James 1930 to 1947 GRAYDEN, William Leonard 1947 to 1949 HEGNEY, James 1950 to 1962 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1961 ______1. Buzacott’s election was declared void and Gregory regained the seat. 233 Edition th The 24 The Term in Term Parliament 1996 to 2013 2008 to 1971 1968 to 1974 1971 to 2013 to 1996 1983 to 2005 1996 to 1892 1890 to 1901 1892 to 1904 1901 to 1921 1911 to 1927 1921 to 1930 1927 to 1958 1950 to 1974 1958 to 1989 1974 to 2005 1989 to 2008 2005 to 2013 2008 to 2013 to 1983 1974 to 1993 1989 to 1996 1993 to 2017 2008 to 2017 to 1987 1983 to 1989 1987 to 1904 1901 to The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The QUIGLEY, John Robert QUIGLEY, Lawrence SMITH, David Arthur Raymond TONKIN, Raymond Arthur TONKIN, Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2011 Redistribution under abolished Constituency Douglas CASH, Earl Arthur Raymond TONKIN, 1972 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency FREEMAN, Janine Marie Daniel Frank BARRON-SULLIVAN, 2003 of Seats Redistribution abolished under Constituency RANDELL, George (Sir) Henry Bruce LEFROY, Dr Michael O'CONNOR, of Seats 1903 Redistribution abolished under Constituency (Sir) Henry Bruce LEFROY, James Samuel DENTON, Douglas Percy FERGUSON, of Seats 1929 and Redistribution abolished under Constituency Irwin-Moore form with Irwin to amalgamated John Hugh ACKLAND, Henry Mead LEWIS, Edgar CRANE, Albert Victor McNEE, William John SNOOK, Gary Allen Grant WOODHAMS, (Shane) Shane Ronald LOVE, of Seats 1982 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Morris Clive BROWN, of Seats 1994 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Amber-Jade SANDERSON, Anthony (Frank) Francis DONOVAN, of Seats 1988 Redistribution abolished under Constituency Fergie REID, of Seats 1903 Redistribution abolished under Constituency ROBERTS, Michelle Hopkins Michelle ROBERTS, Anthony (Frank) Francis DONOVAN, BRITZA, Ian Maxwell Name

(Revived) (Revived) MINDARIE MITCHELL MORLEY MORLEY-SWAN MIRRABOOKA MIRRABOOKA (Revived) MOORE MOORE (Revived) MOORE (Revived) MORLEY MORLEY MOUNT BURGES MIDLAND District

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MOUNT LAWLEY ABBOTT, Arthur Valentine Rutherford 1950 to 1956 OLDFIELD, Edward Peate 1956 to 1962 O'CONNOR, Raymond James 1962 to 1984 CASH, Samuel George Ernest 1984 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

MOUNT LAWLEY SUTHERLAND, Michael William 2008 to 2017 (Revived) MILLMAN, Simon Alexander 2017 to

MOUNT LEONORA LYNCH, Patrick Joseph 1904 to 1906 STUART, Julian Alexander Stuart 1906 to 1908 GOURLEY, Hugh Alexander 1908 to 1911 FOLEY, George James 1911 to 1920 HERON, Thomas John 1920 to 1928 COWAN, Peter Ernest 1928 to 1930 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1929

MOUNT MAGNET WALLACE, Frank 1901 to 1904 TROY, Michael Francis 1904 to 1939 TRIAT, Lucien John 1939 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

MOUNT MARGARET TAYLOR, George 1901 to 1930 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1929

MOUNT MARSHALL LINDSAY, John 1930 to 1933 WARNER, Frederick Lytton 1933 to 1943 LESLIE, Hugh Alan 1943 to 1949 CORNELL, George Meredith 1950 to 1967 McPHARLIN, Walter Raymond 1967 to 1983 McNEE, William John 1983 to 1986 SCHELL, Morton William 1986 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

MUNDARING MOILER, James 1974 to 1977 HERZFELD, Thomas Alexander Albert 1977 to 1983 TROY, Gavan John 1983 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

MURCHISON DARLOT, Everard Firebrace 1890 to 1894 HOOLEY, Edward Timothy 1894 to 1897 MITCHELL, Samuel 1897 to 1901 NANSON, John Leighton 1901 to 1904 HOLMAN, John Barkell 1904 to 1921 MARSHALL, William Mortimer 1921 to 1952 O'BRIEN, Everard McDonnell 1952 to 1959

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MURRAY- BRADSHAW, John Leslie 1996 to 2005 WELLINGTON Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2003 (Revived)

MURRAY- COWPER, Murray John 2008 to 2017 WELLINGTON CLARKE, Robyn Marjorie Jane 2017 to (Revived)

NANNINE ILLINGWORTH, Frederick 1894 to 1897 Constituency abolished under Constitution Act Amendment Act 1896

NARROGIN DONEY, Victor 1950 to 1956 MANNING, William Allan 1956 to 1974 JONES, Peter Vernon 1974 to 1986 NALDER, Campbell Crawford 1986 to 1987 WIESE, Robert Laurence 1987 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

NEDLANDS KEENAN, (afterwards ‘Sir’) Norbert 1930 to 1950 GRAYDEN, David 1950 to 1953 COURT, (afterwards ‘Sir’) Charles Walter Michael 1953 to 1982 COURT, Richard Fairfax 1982 to 2001 WALKER, Susan Elizabeth 2001 to 2008 MARMION, William (Bill) Richard 2008 to

NELSON STEERE, Sir James George Lee 1890 to 1903 WALTER, John Russell 1903 to 1904 LAYMAN, Charles Henry 1904 to 1914 WILLMOTT, Francis Edward Sykes 1914 to 1921 SMITH, John Henry 1921 to 1936 DOUST, Clarence Isaac 1936 to 1939 SMITH, John Henry 1939 to 1943 HOAR, Ernest Knight 1943 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

NINGALOO SWEETMAN, Rodney Noel 1996 to 2005 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2003

NOLLAMARA WILSON, Keith James 1983 to 1989 KOBELKE, John Charles 1989 to 2005 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2003

NOLLAMARA FREEMAN, Janine Marie 2008 to 2013 (Revived) Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2011

NORTHAM THROSSELL, George 1890 to 1904 WATTS, Alfred John Henry 1904 to 1905 MITCHELL, (afterwards ‘Sir’) James 1905 to 1933 HAWKE, Albert Redvers George 1933 to 1968

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PERTH, NORTH OLDHAM, Charles Henry 1897 to 1900 SPEIGHT, Richard Apr to Sep 1901 McWILLIAMS, George Frederick 1901 to 1904 WILSON, Francis Ford 1904 to 1905 BREBBER, James 1905 to 1908 SWAN, Herbert Graham 1908 to 1914 SMITH, James MacCallum 1914 to 1939 ABBOTT, Arthur Valentine Rutherford 1939 to 1950 NEEDHAM, Edward 1950 to 1953 LAPHAM, Stanley Edward 1953 to 1959 O'CONNOR, Raymond James 1959 to 1962 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1961

PERTH, SOUTH GORDON, William Beattie 1901 to 1904 (see also ‘Canning’) Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1903

PERTH, SOUTH YATES, George Henry 1950 to 1956 (Revived) GRAYDEN, William Leonard 1956 to 1993 PENDAL, Phillip George 1993 to 2005 McGRATH, John Edwin 2005 to

PERTH, WEST QUINLAN, Timothy Francis 1890 to 1894 WOOD, Barrington Clarke 1894 to 1901 LEAKE, George 1901 to 1902 MORAN, Charles John 1902 to 1905 ILLINGWORTH, Frederick 1905 to 1907 DRAPER, Thomas Percy 1907 to 1911 ALLEN, Ebenezer 1911 to 1917 DRAPER, Thomas Percy 1917 to 1921 COWAN, Edith Dircksey 1921 to 1924 DAVY, Thomas Arthur Lewis 1924 to 1933 McDONALD, (afterwards ‘Sir’) (Robert) Ross 1933 to 1950 TOTTERDELL, (afterwards ‘Sir’) Joseph 1950 to 1953 HEAL, Stanley 1953 to 1962 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1961

PILBARA KEEP, Henry Frederick 1894 to 1897 KINGSMILL, Walter (afterwards ‘Sir’) 1897 to 1903 ISDELL, James 1903 to 1906 UNDERWOOD, Rufus Henry 1906 to 1924 LAMOND, Alfred 1924 to 1933 WELSH, Frank Robert 1933 to 1939 HEGNEY, William 1939 to 1950 RODOREDA, Aloysius Joseph 1950 to 1958 BICKERTON, Arthur William 1958 to 1974 SODEMAN, Brian 1974 to 1983 BUCHANAN, Pamela Ann 1983 to 1989

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SCARBOROUGH HARVEY, Liza Mary 2008 to (Revived)

SERPENTINE- SIMPSON, Anthony James 2005 to 2008 JARRAHDALE Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2007

SOUTHERN RIVER HOLMES, Monica Rose 1996 to 2001 ANDREWS, Paul William 2001 to 2008 ABETZ, Peter 2008 to 2017 HEALY, Terence (Terry) James 2017 to

SOUTH-WEST MINING EWING, John 1901 to 1904 (afterwards ‘Collie’) Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1903

STIRLING WATTS, Arthur Frederick 1950 to 1962 MITCHELL, Clayton Clealand Bickley 1962 to 1971 STEPHENS, Matthew Ernest 1971 to 1989 HOUSE, Montague (Monty) Grant 1989 to 2005 REDMAN, Donald (Terry) Terrence 2005 to 2008 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 2007

SUBIACO DAGLISH, Henry 1901 to 1911 STUBBS, Bartholomew James 1911 to 1917 BROWN, Samuel McConnell 1917 to 1921 RICHARDSON, Walter 1921 to 1933 MOLONEY, John Daniel 1933 to 1936 CARDELL-OLIVER, (afterwards ‘Dame’) Annie Florence 1936 to 1956 Gillies POTTER, Percival George Charles 1956 to 1959 GUTHRIE, Hugh Norman 1959 to 1971 DADOUR, Dr Gabriel Thomas 1971 to 1986 LAWRENCE, Dr Carmen Mary 1986 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1988

SUSSEX COOKWORTHY, Joseph 1890 to 1897 LOCKE, Ernest Charles Bavage 1897 to 1901 YELVERTON, Henry John 1901 to 1904 WILSON, Frank 1904 to 1917 PICKERING, William George 1917 to 1924 BARNARD, George William 1924 to 1933 BROCKMAN, Edmund Vernon 1933 to 1938 WILLMOTT, William Henry Francis 1938 to 1947 BOVELL, (afterwards ‘Sir’) William Stewart 1947 to 1950 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1948

SWAN LOTON, Sir William Thorley 1890 to 1897 EWING, Norman Kirkwood 1897 to 1901 JACOBY, Mathieson Harry 1901 to 1905 GULL, Arthur Courthope 1905 to 1908

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WANNEROO WATKINS, Jacqueline Patricia 1989 to 1993 SMITH, Wayde Shannon 1993 to 1996 MacLEAN, Iain Douglas 1996 to 2001 GUISE, Dianne Joy 2001 to 1008 MILES, Paul Terence 2008 to 2017 WINTON, Sabine Elisabeth 2017 to

WARNBRO PAPALIA, Paul 2008 to

WARREN HOAR, Ernest Knight 1950 to 1957 ROWBERRY, Joseph Neon 1958 to 1968 EVANS, Hywel David 1968 to 1989 OMODEI, Paul Domenic 1989 to 1996 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

WARREN- OMODEI, Paul Domenic 1996 to 2008 BLACKWOOD Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats2007

WARREN- REDMAN, Donald (Terry) Terrence 2013 to BLACKWOOD (Revived)

WELLINGTON VENN, Henry Whittall 1890 to 1901 SMITH, Henry Teesdale 1901 to 1904 HAYWARD, Thomas 1904 to 1911 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1911, and amalgamated with Murray to form Murray-Wellington

WELLINGTON MANNING, Iven Wemyss 1962 to 1974 (Revived) CRAIG, Margaret June 1974 to 1983 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1982

WELLINGTON BRADSHAW, John Leslie 1989 to 1996 (Revived) Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1994

WELSHPOOL JAMIESON, Colin John 1974 to 1986 THOMAS, William Ian 1986 to 1989 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1972

WEMBLEY HENN, Dr Guy Gavin 1962 to 1971 YOUNG, Raymond Laurence 1971 to 1974 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1972

WEMBLEY NIMMO, Leslie Charles 1950 to 1956 BEACHES MARSHALL, Frederick 1956 to 1959 NIMMO, Leslie Charles 1959 to 1962 Constituency abolished under Redistribution of Seats 1961

WEST SWAN SAFFIOTI, Rita 2008 to

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Rt Hon. Sir John Forrest, PC, GCMG 29 Dec 1890 – 14 Feb 1901 10 1 16 Hon. George Throssell, CMG 14 Feb 1901 – 27 May 1901 – 3 13 Hon. George Leake, KC, CMG 27 May 1901 – 21 Nov 1901 – 5 25 23 Dec 1901 – 24 Jun 1902 – 6 1 Hon. Alfred Edward Morgans 21 Nov 1901 – 23 Dec 1901 – 1 2 Hon. Sir Walter Hartwell James, KC, KCMG 1 Jul 1902 – 10 Aug 1904 2 1 9 Hon. Henry Daglish 10 Aug 1904 – 25 Aug 1905 1 – 15 Hon. Sir Cornthwaite Hector Rason 25 Aug 1905 – 7 May 1906 – 8 12 Hon. Sir Newton James Moore, KCMG 7 May 1906 – 16 Sep 1910 4 4 9 Hon. Frank Wilson, CMG 16 Sep 1910 – 7 Oct 1911 1 – 21 27 Jul 1916 – 28 Jun 1917 – 11 1 Hon. John Scaddan, CMG 7 Oct 1911 – 27 Jul 1916 4 9 20 Hon. Sir Henry Bruce Lefroy, KCMG 28 Jun 1917 – 17 Apr 1919 1 9 20 Hon. Sir Hal Pateshall Colebatch, MLC, CMG 17 Apr 1919 – 17 May 1919 – 1 – Hon. Sir James Mitchell, GCMG 17 May 1919 – 17 Apr 1924 4 11 – 24 Apr 1930 – 26 Apr 1933 3 – 2 Hon. Philip Collier 17 Apr 1924 – 24 Apr 1930 6 – 7 26 Apr 1933 – 19 Aug 1936 3 3 24 Hon. John Collings Willcock 19 Aug 1936 – 31 Jul 1945 8 11 12 Hon. Frank Joseph Scott Wise, AO 31 Jul 1945 – 1 Apr 1947 1 8 1 Hon. Sir Duncan Ross McLarty, KBE, MM 1 Apr 1947 – 23 Feb 1953 5 10 22 Hon. Albert Redvers George Hawke 23 Feb 1953 – 2 Apr 1959 6 1 10 Hon. Sir David Brand, KCMG 2 Apr 1959 – 3 Mar 1971 11 11 1 Hon. John T. Tonkin, AC 3 Mar 1971 – 8 Apr 1974 3 1 5 Hon. Sir Charles Walter Michael Court, 8 Apr 1974 – 25 Jan 1982 7 9 17 AK, KCMG, Kt B, OBE (Mil Dvsn) Hon. Raymond James O’Connor 25 Jan 1982 – 25 Feb 1983 1 1 – Hon. Brian Thomas Burke, JP 25 Feb 1983 – 25 Feb 1988 5 – – Hon. Peter M’Callum Dowding, LLB, JP 25 Feb 1988 – 12 Feb 1990 1 11 18 Hon. Dr Carmen Mary Lawrence, 12 Feb 1990 – 16 Feb 1993 3 – 4 BPsych, PhD Hon. Richard Fairfax Court, 16 Feb 1993 – 16 Feb 2001 8 – – BCom, AC Hon. Dr Geoffrey Ian Gallop, DPhil, AC 16 Feb 2001 – 25 Jan 2006 4 11 9 Hon. Alan John Carpenter, BA 25 Jan 2006 – 23 Sep 2008 2 7 29 Hon. Colin James Barnett, BEc (Hons), MEc 23 Sep 2008 – 17 Mar 2017 8 5 22 Hon. Mark McGowan, BA, LLB, GradDipLegPrac 17 Mar 2017 –

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James Gardiner November 1914 March 1915 Francis Edward Sykes Willmott March 1915 July 1919 Thomas Hamlet Harrison July 1919 August 1922 Henry Kennedy Maley ² August 1922 November 1923 Alexander Thomson November 1923 April 1930 Charles George Latham April 1930 October 1942 Arthur Frederick Watts 8 October 1942 31 January 1962 Crawford David Nalder 1 February 1962 July 1973 Walter Raymond McPharlin 17 July 1973 18 May 1975

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Richard Charles Old 18 May 1975 October 1984

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Richard Charles Old October 1984 30 January 1985 Hendy John Cowan ³ 25 March 1985 3 April 2001 Maxwell Wayne Trenorden 3 April 2001 21 June 2005 Brendon John Grylls 21 June 2005 19 November 2013 Donald Terrence (Terry) Redman 19 November 2013 9 August 2016 Brendon John Grylls 9 August 2016 17 March 2017 Mia Jane Davies 17 March 2017

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2. In November 1923, Maley became leader of the Ministerial Country Party, while Thomson was chosen leader of the smaller but official Executive Country Party. After Maley’s defeat in the 1924 Legislative Assembly election, Charles Latham became leader of the renamed Independent Country Party, which later in the year merged with other non-Labor Parties to form the United Party. Several of the former Country Party members rejoined the official Country Party following the 1927 Legislative Assembly election.

3. From August 1978, Cowan had been leader of a separate National Party of Western Australia. With the formation at the national level of the National Party of Australia (since 1975 the National Country Party), the decision was reached in October 1984 for the two separate Western Australian parties to reunite as the Western Australian branch of the National Party of Australia. Old opted to join the Liberal Party, with Cowan becoming leader of the reunited party.

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Date of Date 4 Dec 1894 4 Dec 1894 11 Oct 1892 27 Oct 1897 28 Apr 1898 28 Apr 1898 28 Apr 1898 14 Feb 1901 14 Feb 15 Feb 1901 15 Feb 14 Feb 1901 14 Feb 15 Feb 1901 15 Feb 15 Feb 1901 15 Feb 15 Feb 1901 15 Feb 23 Aug 1900 21 Nov 1901 21 Nov 21 Nov 1901 21 Nov 21 Nov 1901 21 Nov 13 Mar 1897 10 Mar 1896 20 Mar 1901 Retirement from Office from 27 May 1901 27 May 12 May 1897 12 May 27 May 1901 27 May 1901 27 May 1901 27 May 1901 27 May 27 May 1901 27 May

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Minister for Works for Minister Colonial Treasurer and Colonial Colonial Treasurer Secretary Premier and Attorney General and Attorney Premier Premier and Colonial Treasurer Premier Colonial Secretary Office Colonial Secretary General Attorney Lands Commissioner of Crown Colonial Secretary General Attorney Lands Commissioner of Crown Commissioner of Crown Lands Commissioner of Crown and Commissioner of Railways of Public Works Director Minister for Mines and Education for Minister Minister for Mines for Minister Commissioner of Railways and Commissioner of Railways of Public Works Director and Commissioner of Railways of Public Works Director Premier and Colonial Treasurer Premier and Commissioner of Railways of Public Works Director Lands Commissioner of Crown Mines for Minister General Attorney Minister for Education for Minister and Minister Colonial Secretary of (Representative Education for in the Legislative the Government Council) Minister for Mines for Minister Attorney General Attorney Colonial Secretary and Minister and Minister Colonial Secretary Education for The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The LEAKE MINISTRY LEAKE

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Walter Kingsmill Walter Frederick Illingworth Frederick George Leake, KC Leake, George 3 Sir John Forrest, CMG (KCMG, CMG (KCMG, Sir John Forrest, 1901) 1897, GCMG, 1891, PC, 1 – FORREST MINISTRY 1 – FORREST Name of Minister George Shenton, MLC MLC Shenton, George (K, 1893) Burt, QC Septimus by Succeeded Richardson Robert Alexander Succeeded by Succeeded MLC Henry Parker, Stephen by Succeeded Pennefather William Richard Marmion William Edward Succeeded by Succeeded Throssell George Venn Harry Whittall Edward Horne Wittenoom, Horne Wittenoom, Edward MLC Succeeded by Succeeded Henry Piesse Frederick by Succeeded Wood Clarke Barrington George Throssell George 2 – THROSSELL MINISTRY 2 – THROSSELL Wood Clarke Barrington Charles John Moran Henry Bruce Lefroy KC W Pennefather, Richard Succeeded by Succeeded Henry Bruce Lefroy Randell, MLC George Succeeded by Succeeded Sayer William Frederick George Randell, MLC George MINISTRIES 1890–2018 MINISTRIES

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Charles Sommers, MLC Minister for Lands 27 May 1901 21 Nov 1901 Joseph John Holmes Commissioner for Railways 27 May 1901 21 Nov 1901 Henry Gregory Minister for Mines 27 May 1901 21 Nov 1901 Adam Jameson, MLC Minister Without Portfolio 28 Jun 1901 21 Nov 1901 Walter Hartwell James Minister Without Portfolio 28 Jun 1901 21 Nov 1901

4 – MORGANS MINISTRY

Alfred Edward Morgans Premier and Colonial Treasurer 21 Nov 1901 23 Dec 1901 Matthew Lewis Moss, MLC Colonial Secretary 21 Nov 1901 23 Dec 1901 Frederick William Moorhead Attorney General 21 Nov 1901 23 Dec 1901 Frank Wilson Commissioner of Railways and 21 Nov 1901 23 Dec 1901 Minister for Mines Timothy Francis Quinlan Minister for Works 21 Nov 1901 23 Dec 1901 John Leighton Nanson Minister for Lands 21 Nov 1901 23 Dec 1901

5 – LEAKE MINISTRY

George Leake, KC (CMG, 1902) Premier and Attorney General 23 Dec 1901 24 Jun 1902 Frederick Illingworth Colonial Secretary and Colonial 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902 Treasurer Walter Kingsmill Commissioner of Railways 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902 Henry Gregory Minister for Mines 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902 Adam Jameson, MLC Minister for Lands 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902 Cornthwaite Hector Rason Minister for Works 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902 Joseph John Holmes Minister Without Portfolio 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902 Ephraim Mayo Clarke, MLC Minister Without Portfolio 23 Dec 1901 1 Jul 1902

6 – JAMES MINISTRY

Walter Hartwell James Premier and Attorney General 1 Jul 1902 10 Aug 1904 Walter Kingsmill, MLC Colonial Secretary; and 1 Jul 1902 10 Aug 1904 Minister for Education Henry Gregory Minister for Mines 1 Jul 1902 10 Aug 1904 Adam Jameson, MLC Minister for Lands 1 Jul 1902 23 Jan 1903 John Marquis Hopkins Minister for Lands 17 Feb 1903 10 Aug 1904 Cornthwaite Hector Rason Minister for Works and Railways 1 Jul 1902 28 Apr 1904 Succeeded by John Leighton Nanson Minister for Works 28 Apr 1904 10 Aug 1904 James Gardiner Colonial Treasurer 1 Jul 1902 20 Apr 1904 Succeeded by Cornthwaite Hector Rason Colonial Treasurer 20 Apr 1904 10 Aug 1904 Matthew Lewis Moss, MLC Minister Without Portfolio 14 Aug 1902 10 Mar 1904 John Leighton Nanson Minister Without Portfolio 25 Jan 1904 28 Apr 1904

7 – DAGLISH MINISTRY

Henry Daglish Premier and Colonial Treasurer 10 Aug 1904 25 Aug 1905 Minister for Education 10 Aug 1904 7 Jun 1905 Robert Hastie Minister for Justice 10 Aug 1904 25 Aug 1905 Minister for Mines 10 Aug 1904 7 Jun 1905 249 Edition th The 24 The Date of Date 7 Jun 1905 7 Jun 1905 7 Jun 1905 7 Jun 1905 7 Oct 1911 4 Aug 1905 7 May 1906 7 May 7 May 1906 7 May 7 May 1906 7 May 7 May 1906 7 May 7 May 1906 7 May 7 May 1906 7 May 7 May 1906 7 May 30 Jun 1909 30 Jun 1909 30 Jun 1909 30 Jun 1909 30 Jun 1909 16 Sep 1910 16 Sep 1910 16 Sep 1910 16 Sep 1910 16 Sep 1910 16 Sep 1910 16 Sep 1910 25 Aug 1905 25 Aug 1905 25 Aug 1905 25 Aug 1905 25 Aug 1905 25 Mar 1907 Retirement from Office from 14 May 1909 14 May 14 May 1909 14 May 14 May 1909 14 May

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Attorney General; and Minister and Minister General; Attorney Education for Premier; Colonial Treasurer; and Colonial Treasurer; Premier; Justice for Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister for Lands for Minister and Minister Colonial Secretary; Agriculture for Works for Minister Mines and Railways for Minister Colonial Secretary Works for Minister Minister for Labour for Minister Minister for Railways; and Labour Railways; for Minister Lands; and Education for Minister Office Premier and Colonial Treasurer Premier Colonial Secretary; and Minister and Minister Colonial Secretary; Education for Minister for Mines and Railways Mines and for Minister Minister for Works for Minister Minister for Lands and for Minister Agriculture Minister for Commerce and Commerce for Minister Labour Minister Without Portfolio Minister Premier; Minister for Lands for Minister Premier; Lands and for Minister Premier; Justice Colonial Treasurer Premier; Colonial Treasurer; and Minister and Minister Colonial Treasurer; Agriculture for Works for Minister Colonial Treasurer; Minister for for Minister Colonial Treasurer; and Education Agriculture; Minister for Lands and Agriculture for Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister for Mines and Railways for Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister for Works for Minister Colonial Secretary; and Minister and Minister Colonial Secretary; Labour and Commerce for Attorney General Attorney Without Portfolio Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The continued DAGLISH MINISTRY MINISTRY DAGLISH

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7 Name of Minister Cornthwaite Hector Rason Hector Cornthwaite 8 – RASON MINISTRY William Charles Angwin John Michael Drew, MLC John Michael Drew, William Dartnell Johnson Taylor George Joseph Lynch Patrick Robert Hastie (continued) Hastie Robert John Barkell Holman John Barkell Thomas Henry Bath Frank Wilson Frank 10 – WILSON MINISTRY Walter Kingsmill, MLC Kingsmill, Walter Henry Gregory Frank Wilson Frank Newton James Moore Newton John Sydney Hicks John Sydney Matthew Lewis Moss, MLC Lewis Matthew Newton James Moore Newton 9 – NEWTON MOORE MINISTRY 9 – NEWTON Frank Wilson Frank James Mitchell Henry Gregory James Price James Daniel Connolly, MLC James Daniel Connolly, Norbert Keenan Piesse, MLC Charles Austin John Leighton Nanson John Leighton

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Henry Gregory Minister for Mines and Railways 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911 James Mitchell Minister for Lands; Agriculture; 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911 and Industries James Daniel Connolly, MLC Colonial Secretary 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911 John Leighton Nanson Attorney General; and Minister 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911 for Education Henry Daglish Minister for Works 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911 Robert Donald McKenzie, MLC Minister Without Portfolio 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911 Arthur Male Minister Without Portfolio 16 Sep 1910 7 Oct 1911

11 – SCADDAN MINISTRY

John Scaddan Premier and Colonial Treasurer 7 Oct 1911 27 Jul 1916 Minister for Railways 23 Nov 1914 27 Jul 1916 Thomas Henry Bath Minister for Lands and Agriculture 7 Oct 1911 23 Nov 1914 Philip Collier Minister for Mines and Railways 7 Oct 1911 23 Nov 1914 Minister for Mines and Water 23 Nov1914 27 Jul 1916 Supply; and Sewerage and Drainage Thomas Walker Attorney General; and Minister 7 Oct 1911 27 Jul 1916 for Education William Dartnell Johnson Minister for Works 7 Oct 1911 16 Jan 1913 Minister for Works and Water 16 Jan 1913 23 Nov 1914 Supply; and Sewerage and Drainage Minister for Lands and Agriculture 23 Nov 1914 27 Jul 1916 John Michael Drew, MLC Colonial Secretary 7 Oct 1911 27 Jul 1916 William Charles Angwin Minister Without Portfolio 7 Oct 1911 23 Nov 1914 Minister for Works 23 Nov 1914 27 Jul 1916 Jabez Edward Dodd, MLC Minister Without Portfolio 7 Oct 1911 27 Jul 1916 Rufus Henry Underwood Minister Without Portfolio 23 Nov 1914 27 Jul 1916

12 – WILSON MINISTRY

Frank Wilson, CMG Premier and Colonial Treasurer 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 Henry Bruce Lefroy, CMG Minister for Lands and Agriculture 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 James Mitchell, CMG Minister for Railways; Water 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 Supply; and Industries Hal Pateshall Colebatch, MLC Colonial Secretary; and Minister 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 for Education William James George Minister for Works; and Trading 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 Concerns Robert Thomas Robinson, KC Attorney General; and Minister 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 for Mines James Daniel Connolly Minister Without Portfolio 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 Athelstan John Henton Saw, Minister Without Portfolio 27 Jul 1916 28 Jun 1917 MLC

13 – LEFROY MINISTRY

Henry Bruce Lefroy, CMG Premier; Minister for Lands and 28 Jun 1917 17 Apr 1919 (KCMG, 1918) Agriculture Colonial Treasurer 2 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 Hal Pateshall Colebatch, MLC Colonial Secretary; and Minister 28 Jun 1917 17 Apr 1919 for Education 251 Edition th The 24 The

Date of Date 2 Apr 1919 3 Apr 1921 27 Jul 1917 27 Jul 1917 25 Jun 1919 17 Jun 1923 21 Jun 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 15 Apr 1924 15 Apr 1924 15 Apr 1924 26 Sep 1917 22 Mar 1924 12 Mar 1921 26 Mar 1919 Retirement from Office from 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May

Date of Date of Office 3 Apr 1921 27 Jul 1917 27 Jul 1917 25 Jun 1919 28 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1917 28 Jun 1917 18 Jun 1923 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 17 Apr 1919 23 Nov 1917 23 Nov 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May 17 May 1919 17 May Assumption

Colonial Secretary; and Minister and Minister Colonial Secretary; Railways for Minister for Mines; Railways; Mines; Railways; for Minister and Forests Industries; Police; Minister for Works; Trading Trading Works; for Minister Supply; and Concerns and Water and Drainage Sewerage Office Attorney General General Attorney Attorney General; Minister for Minister General; Attorney and and Woods Industries; Forests Colonial Treasurer Mines and Railways for Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister for Mines and Railways for Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Premier; Colonial Treasurer; Colonial Treasurer; Premier; and Railways; for Minister Education for Minister Minister for Lands and for Minister Repatriation Minister for Works; Water Supply Water Works; for Minister and and Drainage; Sewerage Concerns Trading Attorney General; Minister for Minister General; Attorney and Forests Mines; Industries Colonial Secretary Minister for Agriculture for Minister Minister Without Portfolio Minister Premier; Colonial Treasurer; Colonial Treasurer; Premier; Lands and for Minister Repatriation Minister for Public Health; Public Health; for Minister and the Agriculture; Education; North-West Minister for Education; the North- Education; for Minister and Justice West; Minister for Education; the North- Education; for Minister and Justice West; Minister for (Public) Works; Water Water (Public) Works; for Minister and Drainage; Supply; Sewerage Concerns and Trading Minister for Mines; Industries; Mines; Industries; for Minister and Forests The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The William James George William James 13 – LEFROY MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 13 – LEFROY Name of Minister Thomas Percy Draper, KC, CBE KC, Draper, Thomas Percy Robert Thomson Robinson, KC Thomson Robinson, Robert James Gardiner John Scaddan Charles Arthur Hudson Francis Edward Sykes Willmott Sykes Edward Francis Charles Farquharson Baxter, Baxter, Charles Farquharson MLC William Lemen Thomas Rufus Henry Underwood Hal Pateshall Colebatch, MLC Colebatch, Hal Pateshall 14 – COLEBATCH MINISTRY 14 – COLEBATCH James Mitchell; CMG James Mitchell; William James George Robert Thomson Robinson, KC Thomson Robinson, Robert Charles Arthur Hudson Charles Farquharson Baxter, Baxter, Charles Farquharson MLC Francis Edward Sykes Willmott Sykes Edward Francis Sir James Mitchell, KCMG Sir James Mitchell, 15 – MITCHELL MINISTRY 15 – MITCHELL Hal Pateshall Colebatch, MLC Colebatch, Hal Pateshall Succeeded by Succeeded MLC John Ewing, William James George, CMG William James George, Robert Thomas Robinson, KC Thomas Robinson, Robert John Scaddan

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Frank Tyndall Broun Colonial Secretary 25 Jun 1919 22 Aug 1922 Minister for Public Health 13 Apr 1921 22 Aug 1922 Henry Kennedy Maley Minister for Agriculture 12 Apr 1921 15 Apr 1924 Richard Stanley Sampson Colonial Secretary; and Minister 22 Aug 1922 15 Apr 1924 for Public Health Francis Edward Sykes Willmott Minister Without Portfolio 17 May 1919 12 Apr 1921 Charles Farquharson Baxter, Minister Without Portfolio 17 May 1919 12 Apr 1921 MLC

16 – COLLIER MINISTRY

Philip Collier Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 16 Apr 1924 23 Apr 1930 for Forests William Charles Angwin Minister for Lands; Immigration; 16 Apr 1924 30 Apr 1927 and Industries Michael Francis Troy Minister for Mines and 16 Apr 1924 30 Apr 1927 Agriculture Minister for Agriculture; Lands; 30 Apr 1927 15 Dec 1927 and Immigration Minister for Lands and 15 Dec 1927 23 Apr 1930 Immigration John Collings Willcock Minister for Railways and Justice 16 Apr 1924 23 Apr 1930 Minister for Police 16 Apr 1924 25 Jun 1928 Alexander McCallum Minister for Labour; Public Works; 16 Apr 1924 23 Apr 1930 Metropolitan Water Supply (Water Supply until 15 Dec 1927); and State Trading Concerns John Michael Drew, MLC Chief Secretary; Minister for 16 Apr 1924 30 Apr 1927 Education; Health; and the North- West Chief Secretary; and Minister for 30 Apr 1927 23 Apr 1930 Education Selby Walter Munsie Honorary Minister 16 Apr 1924 30 Apr 1927 Minister for Mines and Health 30 Apr 1927 23 Apr 1930 James Cunningham Honorary Minister 16 Apr 1924 15 Dec 1927 Minister for Goldfields and 15 Dec 1927 23 Apr 1930 Agricultural Water Supplies James William Hickey, MLC Honorary Minister 16 Apr 1924 21 May 1928 Harold Millington Honorary Minister 30 Apr 1927 15 Dec 1927 Minister for Agriculture 15 Dec 1927 25 Jun 1928 Minister for Agriculture; and 25 Jun 1928 23 Apr 1930 Police William Henry Kitson, MLC Honorary Minister 25 Jun 1928 23 Apr 1930

17 – MITCHELL MINISTRY

Sir James Mitchell Premier and Treasurer 24 Apr 1930 24 Apr 1933 Charles George Latham Minister for Lands; Immigration; 24 Apr 1930 24 Apr 1933 and Health Thomas Arthur Lewis Davy, KC Attorney General 24 Apr 1930 14 Oct 1931 Attorney General; and Minister 24 Oct 1931 18 Feb 1933 for Education John Lindsay Minister for Public Works; 24 Apr 1930 24 Apr 1933 Metropolitan Water Supply; and Labour

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Michael Francis Troy Michael Francis John Collings Willcock 19 Norbert Keenan, KC Norbert Keenan, 17 – MITCHELL MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 17 – MITCHELL Name of Minister John Michael Drew, MLC John Michael Drew, Percy Douglas Ferguson Percy Selby Walter Munsie Walter Selby Charles Farquharson Baxter, Baxter, Charles Farquharson MLC John Scaddan, CMG John Scaddan, Hubert Stanley Wyborn Parker, Parker, Wyborn Hubert Stanley DSO Philip Collier 18 – COLLIER MINISTRY 18 – COLLIER McCallum Alexander John Collings Willcock Munsie Walter Selby Troy Michael Francis Millington Harold William Henry Kitson, MLC John Michael Drew, MLC John Michael Drew, James Joseph Kenneally Hawke George Albert Redvers Frank Joseph Scott Wise Joseph Scott Frank

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Harold Millington Minister for Works and Water 20 Aug 1936 18 Apr1939 Supplies Minister for Works; Water 18 Apr 1939 9 Dec 1943 Supplies; and Employment Frank Joseph Scott Wise Minister for Education; 20 Aug 1936 24 Mar 1937 Agriculture; and Police Minister for Agriculture and 24 Mar 1937 18 Apr 1939 Education Minister for Lands and Agriculture 18 Apr 1939 31 Jul 1945 Albert Redvers George Hawke Minister for Employment and 20 Aug 1936 18 Apr 1939 Labour Minister for Labour and Industrial 18 Apr 1939 9 Dec 1943 Development Minister for Works; Water 9 Dec 1943 31 Jul 1945 Supplies; and Industrial Development William Henry Kitson, MLC Honorary Minister 20 Aug 1936 27 Aug 1936 Chief Secretary 27 Aug 1936 24 Mar 1937 Chief Secretary; Minister for 24 Mar 1937 18 Apr 1939 Police Chief Secretary and Minister for 18 Apr 1939 9 Dec 1943 Education Chief Secretary and Minister for 9 Dec 1943 31 Jul 1945 Police Frederick Charles Lee Smith Minister for Justice and Railways 27 Aug 1936 29 Mar 1939 Alexander Hugh Panton Minister for Health 24 Mar 1938 12 Jul 1938 Minister for Mines and Health 12 Jul 1938 31 Jul 1945 Emil Nulsen Minister for Justice and Railways 29 Mar 1939 31 Jul 1945 Aubrey Augustus Michael Minister for the North-West 29 Mar 1939 9 Dec 1943 Coverley Minister for the North-West and 9 Dec 1943 31 July1945 Forests John Trezise Tonkin Minister for Education and Social 9 Dec 1943 31 Jul 1945 Services Edmund Harry Gray, MLC Honorary Minister 27 Aug 1936 31 Jul 1945

20 – WISE MINISTRY

Frank Joseph Scott Wise Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 31 Jul 1945 3 Aug 1945 for Lands and Agriculture Premier and Treasurer 3 Aug 1945 1 Apr 1947 Albert Redvers George Hawke Minister for Works; Water 31 Jul 1945 1 Apr 1947 Supplies; and Industrial Development Alexander Hugh Panton Minister for Mines and Health 31 Jul 1945 3 Aug 1945 Minister for Lands and Labour 3 Aug 1945 1 Apr 1947 William Henry Kitson, MLC Chief Secretary and Minister for 31 Jul 1945 1 Apr 1947 Police Emil Nulsen Minister for Justice and Railways 31 Jul 1945 3 Aug 1945 Minister for Justice and Health 3 Aug 1945 1 Apr 1947 Aubrey Augustus Michael Minister for the North-West and 31 Jul 1945 1 Apr 1947 Coverley Forests John Trezise Tonkin Minister for Education and Social 31 Jul 1945 3 Aug 1945 Services

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Honorary Minister for Supply and for Minister Honorary Shipping Minister Without Portfolio Minister Minister for Railways and Railways for Minister Transport Minister for Mines and Health Mines and for Minister Minister for Lands; Labour and Lands; Labour for Minister Immigration Minister for Lands and Labour for Minister Minister for Lands; Labour and Lands; Labour for Minister Agriculture Minister for Housing; and Forests Forests Housing; and for Minister Affairs and Native Minister for Education; Industrial Industrial Education; for Minister and Housing Development; Education; for Minister and Industrial Child Welfare; Development Minister for Education; Local Local Education; for Minister and Industrial Government; Development for Minister General; Attorney Affairs and Native Police Premier; Treasurer; and Minister and Minister Treasurer; Premier; the North-West for Premier and Treasurer Premier Premier; Treasurer; Minister for for Minister Treasurer; Premier; and the North-West Forests Premier; Treasurer; and Minister and Minister Treasurer; Premier; North-West the for Minister Without Portfolio Minister for Minister Treasurer; Premier; and the North- Housing; Forests West Minister for Mines; Railways and and Mines; Railways for Minister Transport Minister for Education; Education; for Minister and Social Services Agriculture; Office Attorney-General; Police and Attorney-General; Prices and Fisheries for Minister for and Minister General Attorney and Fisheries Police Minister for Works and Water and Water Works for Minister Supply and Minister General; Attorney Health and Fisheries for Chief Secretary and Minister for for and Minister Secretary Chief Affairs and Native Mines; Police Local for Minister Secretary; Chief Affairs and Native Government; Chief Secretary and Minister for for and Minister Secretary Chief Fisheries for Minister Secretary; Chief Mines; and Police The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The

Dame Annie Florence Gillies Dame Annie Florence DBE Cardell-Oliver, Harrie Stephen Seward Harrie Stephen Lindsay Thorn Lindsay Arthur Frederick Watts, CMG Watts, Arthur Frederick McDonald; KC; Ross Robert Sir Duncan Ross McLarty, KBE; KBE; McLarty, Ross Sir Duncan MM Edmund Harry Gray, MLC Harry Gray, Edmund MINISTRY 21 – McLARTY William Mortimer Marshall John Trezise Tonkin Tonkin John Trezise 20 – WISE MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 20 – WISE Name of Minister (continued) Victor Doney Victor Arthur Valentine Rutherford Rutherford Arthur Valentine Abbott Hubert Stanley Wyborn Parker; Parker; Wyborn Hubert Stanley MLC VD, DSO,

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Dame Annie Florence Gillies Minister for Health; and Supply 7 Oct 1949 23 Feb 1953 Cardell-Oliver, DBE (continued) and Shipping Garnet Barrington Wood, MLC Minister Without Portfolio 1 Apr 1947 5 Jan 1948 Honorary Minister for Agriculture 5 Jan 1948 6 Apr 1950 Honorary Minister for Agriculture 6 Apr 1950 24 Oct 1950 and the North-West Minister for Agriculture and the 24 Oct 1950 3 Jan 1952 North-West David Brand Honorary Minister for Housing; 7 Oct 1949 6 Apr 1950 Forests and Local Government Minister for Works; Water Supply 6 Apr 1950 24 Oct 1950 and Housing Minister for Works and Water 24 Oct 1950 23 Feb 1953 Supply Charles Herbert Simpson, MLC Minister for Transport; Railways 6 Apr 1950 23 Feb 1953 and Mines Gerald Percy Wild, MBE Honorary Minister for Housing 6 Apr 1950 26 Jul 1950 and Mines Honorary Minister for Housing; 26 Jul 1950 24 Oct 1950 Mines; and Forests Minister for Housing and Forests 24 Oct 1950 23 Feb 1953 Sir Charles George Latham, Minister for Agriculture 17 Jan 1952 23 Feb 1953 MLC

22 – HAWKE MINISTRY

Albert Redvers George Hawke Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 23 Feb 1953 13 May 1954 for Child Welfare; and Industrial Development Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 13 May 1954 19 Dec 1957 for Child Welfare Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 19 Dec 1957 13 Nov 1958 for Child Welfare; and Industrial Development Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 13 Nov 1958 2 Apr 1959 for Child Welfare John Trezise Tonkin Minister for Education; Works and 23 Feb 1953 13 May 1954 Water Supplies Minister for Works and Water 13 May 1954 7 Dec 1955 Supplies Deputy Premier; and Minister for 7 Dec1955 2 Apr 1959 Works and Water Supplies William Hegney Minister for Native Welfare; 23 Feb 1953 13 May 1954 Labour and Prices Minister for Education; Native 13 May 1954 20 Apr 1956 Welfare; and Labour Minister for Education and Labour 20 Apr 1956 2 Apr 1959 Gilbert Fraser, MLC Chief Secretary; Minister for Local 23 Feb 1953 7 Dec 1955 Government and Town Planning Leader of the Government in 7 Dec 1955 1 Nov 1958 the Legislative Council; Chief Secretary; Minister for Local Government and Town Planning Ernest Knight Hoar Minister for Lands and Agriculture 23 Feb 1953 17 Dec 1957 Herbert Henry Styants Minister for Railways; Transport; 23 Feb 1953 14 Apr 1956 and Police Emil Nulsen Minister for Health and Justice 23 Feb 1953 2 Apr 1959

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Minister for Transport; Housing; Transport; for Minister and Forests Mines and Fisheries for Minister Mines; Industrial for Minister and Fisheries Development; and the North-West; for Minister Supply and Shipping the North- Railways; for Minister and Shipping and Supply West; Minister for Housing and Forests and Forests Housing for Minister Lands; Agriculture for Minister and Fisheries Office Leader of the Government in the Leader of the Government for Council; Minister Legislative and the North-West; Railways; Supply and Shipping and Welfare Native for Minister Police Mines for Minister Deputy Premier; Minister for for Minister Deputy Premier; Electricity; and Education; Attorney General Attorney Minister for Mines and Chief Chief Mines and for Minister Secretary Industrial for Minister and Local Development; Planning and Town Government and Minister Treasurer; Premier; Tourists for Minister for Industrial Industrial for Minister and the Railways; Development; North-West Minister for Industrial Industrial for Minister Railways Transport; Development; and the North-West Minister for Industrial Industrial for Minister and the North-West Development Agriculture for Minister Minister for Industrial Industrial for Minister and the Railways; Development; North-West Deputy Premier and Minister for for and Minister Deputy Premier Agriculture for and Minister Deputy Premier; and Electricity Agriculture and Water Works for Minister Supplies Water Works; for Minister Supplies; and Labour The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Lionel Francis Kelly Lionel Francis Harry MLC Charles Strickland, Herbert Ernst Graham Herbert Ernst 22 – HAWKE MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 22 – HAWKE Name of Minister John Joseph Brady Moir Arthur McAlister Arthur Frederick Watts, CMG Watts, Arthur Frederick Sir David Brand (KCMG 1969) (KCMG Brand Sir David Frank Joseph Scott Wise, MLC Joseph Scott Frank 23 – BRAND MINISTRY Charles Walter Michael Court, Charles Walter OBE Crawford David Nalder David Crawford Gerald Percy Wild, MBE Percy Gerald

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Arthur Frederick Griffith, MLC Minister for Mines and Housing 2 Apr 1959 31 Jan 1962 and Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Minister for Mines; Housing; 1 Feb 1962 16 Mar 1965 and Justice; and Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Minister for Mines and Justice; 16 Mar 1965 3 Mar 1971 and Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council William Stewart Bovell Minister for Lands; Forests; and 2 Apr 1959 15 Nov 1961 Immigration Minister for Lands; Forests; and 16 Nov 1961 11 Apr 1962 Labour and Immigration Minister for Lands; Forests and 12 Apr 1962 3 Mar 1971 Immigration Charles Collier Perkins Minister for Transport; Police; 2 Apr 1959 7 Nov 1961 Labour and Native Welfare Ross Hutchinson, DFC Chief Secretary; and Minister for 2 Apr 1959 16 Mar 1965 Health and Fisheries Minister for Works; Water 16 Mar 1965 17 Aug 1965 Supplies; Health; and Fisheries and Fauna Minister for Works and Water 17 Aug 1965 3 Mar 1971 Supplies Leslie Arthur Logan, MLC Minister for Local Government; 2 Apr 1959 3 Mar 1971 Town Planning and Child Welfare George Meredith Cornell Minister for Transport; Police and 16 Nov 1961 11 Apr 1962 Native Welfare Edgar Henry Mead Lewis Minister for Education; and 1 Feb 1962 11 Apr 1962 Electricity Minister for Education and Native 12 Apr 1962 3 Mar 1971 Welfare James Frederick Craig Minister for Transport and Police 12 Apr 1962 16 Mar 1965 Chief Secretary; and Minister for 16 Mar 1965 3 Mar 1971 Police and Traffic Desmond Henry O’Neil Minister for Housing and Labour 16 Mar 1965 3 Mar 1971 Raymond James O’Connor Honorary Minister for Railways 16 Mar 1965 17 Aug 1965 and Transport Minister for Transport 17 Aug 1965 16 Feb 1967 Minister for Transport and 16 Feb 1967 3 Mar 1971 Railways Graham Charles MacKinnon, Honorary Minister for Health; 16 Mar 1965 17 Aug 1965 MLC Fisheries and Fauna Minister for Health; Fisheries and 17 Aug 1965 9 Dec 1970 Fauna Minister for Health; Fisheries 10 Dec 1970 3 Mar 1971 and Fauna; and Environmental Protection

24 – TONKIN MINISTRY

John Trezise Tonkin Premier and Minister for 3 Mar 1971 12 Oct 1971 Education; Environmental Protection; and Cultural Affairs Premier; Treasurer and Minister 12 Oct 1971 8 Apr 1974 for Cultural Affairs

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Ronald Davies (continued) Minister for Environmental 6 Jul 1972 8 Apr 1974 Protection; Health; and Town Planning Alexander Donald Taylor Minister for Housing and Labour 3 Mar 1971 12 Oct 1971 Minister for Labour; Prices 12 Oct 1971 7 Feb 1973 Control; Consumer Protection and Tourism Minister for Labour; Immigration; 7 Feb 1973 30 May 1973 Prices Control; and Consumer Protection and Tourism Deputy Premier; and Minister 30 May 1973 8 Apr 1974 for Development and Decentralisation Robert Henry Claude Stubbs, Minister for Local Government 3 Mar 1971 8 Apr 1974 MLC and Chief Secretary Ronald Edward Bertram Attorney-General and Minister for 3 Mar 1971 30 Sep 1971 Railways Arthur William Bickerton Minister for Housing and Fuel 12 Oct 1971 6 Jul 1972 Minister for Housing and Fisheries 6 Jul 1972 30 May 1973 and Fauna Minister for Housing; Fisheries 30 May 1973 8 Apr 1974 and Fauna; and the North-West Ronald Thompson, MLC Minister for Community Welfare 7 Feb 1973 30 May 1973 Minister for Police; Community 30 May 1973 8 Apr 1974 Welfare; and Tourism John Joseph Harman Minister for Labour; Immigration; 30 May 1973 8 Apr 1974 and Prices Control and Consumer Protection

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Sir Charles Walter Michael Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 8 Apr 1974 18 Jun 1975 Court, Kt B, OBE (KCMG, 1978) Coordinating Economic and Regional Development Premier; Treasurer; Minister 18 Jun 1975 22 Dec 1975 Coordinating Economic and Regional Development; and Minister for Federal Affairs Premier; Treasurer; and Minister 22 Dec 1975 25 Jan 1982 Coordinating Economic and Regional Development Walter Raymond McPharlin Deputy Premier; Minister for 8 Apr 1974 20 May 1975 Agriculture Desmond Henry O’Neil Minister for Works; Water 8 Apr 1974 5 Jun 1975 (Kt, 1980) Supplies; and Housing Deputy Premier; Minister for 5 Jun 1975 10 Mar 1977 Works; Water Supplies; and the North-West Deputy Premier; Chief Secretary; 10 Mar 1977 5 Mar 1980 Minister for Police and Traffic; and Minister for Regional Administration and the North- West Raymond James O’Connor Minister for Transport; and Traffic 8 Apr 1974 1 May 1974 and Police Minister for Transport; Police; and 1 May 1974 5 Jun 1975 Traffic and Traffic Safety Minister for Transport; and Police 5 Jun 1975 10 Mar 1977 and Traffic

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Edgar Cyril Rushton Minister for Local Government; 8 Apr 1974 25 Aug 1978 and Urban Development and Town Planning Minister for Transport 25 Aug 1978 25 Jan 1982 Raymond Laurence Young Minister Without Portfolio 7 Aug 1978 25 Aug 1978 Minister for Health and 25 Aug 1978 5 Mar 1980 Community Welfare Minister for Health 5 Mar 1980 25 Jan 1982 William Leonard Grayden Minister for Labour and Industry; 8 Apr 1974 5 Jun 1975 Consumer Affairs; Immigration; and Tourism Minister for Labour and 5 Jun 1975 21 Jul 1978 Industry; Consumer Affairs; and Immigration Minister for Education; Cultural 5 Mar 1980 25 Jan 1982 Affairs; and Recreation David John Wordsworth, MLC Minister for Transport 10 Mar 1977 25 Aug 1978 Minister for Lands and Forests 25 Aug 1978 25 Jan 1982 Margaret June Craig Minister for Lands and Forests 10 Mar 1977 25 Aug 1978 Minister for Local Government 25 Aug 1978 25 Jan 1982 and Urban Development; and Town Planning William Ralph Boucher Hassell Chief Secretary; Minister for 5 Mar 1980 25 Jan 1982 Police and Traffic; Community Welfare Gordon Edgar Masters Minister for Fisheries and Wildlife; 5 Mar 1980 25 Jan 1982 and Conservation and the Environment Ian James Laurence Honorary Minister assisting the 5 Mar 1980 25 Jan 1982 Ministers in the portfolios of Housing, Regional Administration and the North West and Tourism Barry John MacKinnon Honorary Minister Assisting 5 Mar 1980 25 Jan 1982 the Minister in the portfolio of Industrial Development and Commerce Graham Charles MacKinnon, Minister for Education; Cultural 8 Apr 1974 10 Mar 1977 MLC Affairs and Recreation Minister for Fisheries and Wildlife; 10 Mar 1977 25 Aug 1978 Tourism; Conservation and the Environment; and Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Minister for Works; Water 25 Aug 1978 5 Mar 1980 Supplies and Tourism; and Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Keith Alan Ridge Minister for Lands; Forests; and 8 Apr 1974 5 Jun 1975 the North-West Minister for Lands; Forests; and 5 Jun 1975 10 Mar 1977 Tourism Minister for Health and 10 Mar 1977 25 Aug 1978 Community Welfare Minister for Housing 25 Aug 1978 5 Mar 1980 Matthew Ernest Stephens Chief Secretary and Minister for 8 Apr 1974 20 Dec 1974 Conservation and Environment; and Fisheries and Fauna Chief Secretary and Minister for 20 Dec 1974 20 May 1975 Conservation and Environment; and Fisheries and Wildlife 263 Edition th The 24 The

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Ian James Laurance Minister for Lands; Forests; 25 Jan 1982 25 Feb 1983 and Conservation and the Environment Barry John MacKinnon Minister for Industrial 25 Jan 1982 11 Jun 1982 Development and Commerce; Regional Administration and the North-West; and Tourism Minister for Industrial, 11 Jun 1982 16 Aug 1982 Commercial and Regional Development; and Tourism Minister for Industrial, 16 Aug 1982 25 Feb 1983 Commercial and Regional Development; the North-West; and Tourism Robert Gerald Pike, MLC Chief Secretary; Minister for 25 Jan 1982 30 Dec 1982 Cultural Affairs, and Recreation Chief Secretary, Minister for 30 Dec 1982 25 Feb 1983 Prisons;Cultural Affairs; and Recreation James George Clarko Honorary Minister Assisting 25 Jan 1982 14 May 1982 the Minister in the Portfolio of Education Minister for Education 14 May 1982 25 Feb 1983 Richard Steele Shalders Honorary Minister Assisting 25 Jan 1982 14 May 1982 the Minister in the portfolios of Community Welfare; Housing; and Consumer Affairs Minister for Community Welfare; 14 May 1982 25 Feb 1983 Housing; and Consumer Affairs Thomas Knight, MLC Parliamentary Secretary of the 25 Jan 1982 25 Feb 1983 Cabinet

27 – BURKE MINISTRY

Brian Thomas Burke Premier and Cabinet; Treasurer; 25 Feb 1983 20 Dec 1984 Minister Coordinating Economic and Social Development; and Minister for Forests; Tourism and Women’s Interests Premier and Cabinet; Treasurer; 20 Dec 1984 25 Feb 1986 Minister Coordinating Economic and Social Development; and Minister for Women’s Interests Premier; Treasurer; Minister 25 Feb 1986 29 Oct 1986 Coordinating Economic and Social Development; and Minister for Women’s Interests Premier; Treasurer; Minister 29 Oct 1986 16 Mar 1987 Coordinating Economic and Social Development; Minister for Public Sector Management and Women’s Interests Premier; Treasurer; Minister for 16 Mar 1987 25 Feb 1988 Public Sector Management and Women’s Interests Malcolm John Bryce Deputy Premier and Minister 25 Feb 1983 23 Dec 1983 for Economic Development and Technology Deputy Premier and Minister 23 Dec 1983 20 Dec 1984 for Industrial Development; Technology and Defence Liaison

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Date of Date of Office 25 Jul 1986 19 Apr 1983 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 20 Dec 1984 23 Dec 1983 20 Dec 1984 23 Dec 1983 12 May 1986 12 May 1986 12 May 31 May 1983 31 May Assumption Deputy Premier and Minister and Minister Deputy Premier Development; Industrial for Small Business; Technology; and Defence Communications; Liaison Deputy Premier; Minister Minister Deputy Premier; and Technology; Industry for Small Business; Defence and Liaison; Communications; and Electoral Parliamentary Reform for Minister Deputy Premier; Defence and Technology; Industry and Liaison; Communications and Electoral Parliamentary Reform Relations Industrial for Minister in and Leader of the Government Council the Legislative and Works for Minister with Special Services; Minister the America’s for Responsibility Cup; and Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council and Services; Works for Minister with Minister Resources; Water the for Special Responsibility Cup; and Leader of the America’s in the Legislative Government Council Minister for Industrial Relations Relations Industrial for Minister Services; and and Administrative in the Leader of the Government Council Legislative Racing Tourism; for Minister and Gaming; and Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council and Works for Minister with Special Services; Minister the America’s for Responsibility Cup; and Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council Office Attorney General; Minister for Minister General; Attorney Relations Inter-Government Liaison; Minister and Defence and Chief Treasurer; the Assisting Secretary for Minister General; Attorney and Prisons Management; Budget Attorney General; Minister for Minister General; Attorney Relations Inter-Governmental Liaison; Prisons; and and Defence Treasurer the Assisting Minister Attorney General; Minister Minister General; Attorney and Management; Budget for Prisons for Minister Attorney General; Minister for Minister General; Attorney Prisons; Management; Budget and Deputy Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Malcolm John Bryce John Bryce Malcolm (continued) 27 – BURKE MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 27 – BURKE Name of Minister Desmond Keith Dans, MLC Desmond Keith Joseph Max Berinson, MLC Joseph Max

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Joseph Max Berinson, MLC Attorney General; Minister for 16 Mar 1987 25 Feb 1988 (continued) Budget Management; Corrective Services; and Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Arthur Raymond Tonkin Minister for Water Resources; 25 Feb 1983 23 Dec 1983 Consumer Affairs and Parliamentary and Electoral Reform; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Water Resources 23 Dec 1983 25 Feb 1986 and Parliamentary and Electoral Reform; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Police and Emergency 25 Feb 1986 12 May 1986 Services; and Water Resources Jeffrey Phillip Carr Minister for Police and Emergency 25 Feb 1983 12 May 1986 Services and Local Government Minister for Local Government 12 May 1986 25 Feb 1988 and Regional Development Ronald Davies Minister for the Environment; 25 Feb 1983 20 Dec 1984 Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and the Arts Minister for the Environment; 20 Dec 1984 22 Mar 1985 Forests; Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs; and the Arts Minister for Conservation 22 Mar 1985 25 Feb 1986 and Land Management; the Environment; Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and the Arts Hywel David Evans Minister for Agriculture and 25 Feb 1983 23 Mar 1983 Fisheries and Wildlife Minster for Agriculture; Fisheries 23 Mar 1983 20 Dec 1984 and Wildlife and Minister Assisting the Minister for Forests Minister for Agriculture; Fisheries 20 Dec 1984 22 Mar 1985 and Minister Assisting the Minister for Forests Minister for Agriculture; Fisheries 22 Mar 1985 25 Feb 1986 and Minister Assisting the Minister for Conservation and Land Management Robert John Pearce Minister for Education 25 Feb 1983 20 Dec 1984 Minister for Education; and 20 Dec 1984 25 Feb 1986 Planning Minister for Education and 25 Feb 1986 12 May 1986 Planning; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Education; Planning; 12 May 1986 25 Jul 1986 Police and Emergency Services; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Education, Planning; 25 Jul 1986 4 Aug 1987 and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Education; Planning; 4 Aug 1987 25 Feb 1988 Intergovernmental Relations; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly

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Date of Date of Office 25 Jul 1986 25 Jul 1986 13 Oct 1987 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 1983 25 Feb 23 Dec 1983 20 Dec 1984 23 Dec 1983 20 Dec 1984 16 Mar 1987 16 Mar 1987 12 May 1986 12 May Assumption Minister for Conservation Conservation for Minister and and Land Management Environment and Conservation for Minister Environment Land Management; and Waterways and and Lands Works for Minister Surveys Employment; for Minister Planning and Administrative Assisting Services and Minister Coordinating the Minister and Social Development Economic Minister for Health for Minister and Energy Minerals for Minister the Assisting and Minister Economic Coordinating Minister and Social Development Minister for Minerals and Energy; and Energy; Minerals for Minister the Assisting the Arts; Minister Economic Coordinating Minister and Social Development and Energy; Minerals for Minister and the Development; Economic Arts Regional Transport; for Minister and the North- Development with Special Responsibility West; ‘Bunbury 2000’ for Minister for Agriculture; the Agriculture; for Minister Fisheries; Transport South-West; and the North-West Minister for Agriculture; the Agriculture; for Minister Fisheries and the South-West; North-West Minister for Agriculture; the Agriculture; for Minister and Fisheries South-West Minister for Housing; Youth and Housing; Youth for Minister Community Services; with special Aboriginal for responsibility for Sport and and Minister Affairs; Recreation Housing; Sport and for Minister and Consumer Affairs Recreation; Aboriginal Affairs Housing and Lands for Minister Mines and Fuel and for Minister Energy Minister for Housing; Youth Housing; Youth for Minister Community the Aged; Affairs; Services; Sport and Recreation; for with special responsibility Aboriginal Affairs Housing; Sport and for Minister and Consumer Affairs Recreation Planning; for Minister and and Training; Employment Consumer Affairs and Employment for Minister and Relations Industrial Training; Consumer Affairs Office The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The

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Peter M’Callum Dowding Minister for Employment and 25 Feb 1986 29 Oct 1986 (MLC until 1986) (continued) Training and Industrial Relations Minister for Employment and 29 Oct 1986 16 Mar 1987 Training; Industrial Relations and Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management Minister for Works and Services; 16 Mar 1987 25 Feb 1988 Labour; Productivity and Employment; Minister Assisting the Treasurer and Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management Ian Frederick Taylor Minister for Health; The Aged; 25 Feb 1986 12 May 1986 and Lands Minister for Health and Lands 12 May 1986 16 Mar 1987 Minister for Health and Consumer 16 Mar 1987 25 Feb 1988 Affairs and Minister Assisting the Minister for Economic Development Pamela Anne Beggs Minister for Tourism and Racing 25 Feb 1986 25 Feb 1988 and Gaming Elsie Kay Hallahan, MLC Minister for Community Services; 25 Feb 1986 12 May 1986 the Family; Youth; Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Women’s Interests Minister for Community Services; 12 May 1986 25 Jul 1986 the Family; Youth; the Aged and Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs and Minister Assisting the Minister for Women's Interests Minister for Community Services; 25 Jul 1986 25 Feb 1988 the Family; Youth; the Aged and Minister Assisting the Minister for Women’s Interests Deputy Leader of the Government 4 Aug 1987 25 Feb 1988 in the Legislative Council Gavan John Troy Honorary Minister Assisting the 25 Feb 1986 12 May 1986 Ministers for Transport and Small Business Minister for Transport and Small 12 May 1986 25 Feb 1988 Business Ernest Francis Bridge Honorary Minister Assisting the 25 Feb 1986 25 Jul 1986 Ministers for Water Resources; the North-West and Aboriginal Affairs Minister for Water Resources; the 25 Jul 1986 25 Feb 1988 North-West and Aboriginal Affairs Gordon Leslie Hill Honorary Minister Assisting 12 May 1986 25 Jul 1986 the Ministers for Police and Emergency Services; Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs Minister for Police and Emergency 25 Jul 1986 25 Feb 1988 Services; and Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs Graham John Edwards, MLC Minister for Sport and Recreation 16 Mar 1987 25 Feb 1988 Terence Joseph Burke Parliamentary Secretary of the 25 Feb 1983 16 Mar 1987 Cabinet Graham John Edwards, MLC Parliamentary Secretary of the 16 Mar 1987 13 Oct 1987 Cabinet John Bell Read Parliamentary Secretary of the 13 Oct 1987 25 Feb 1988 Cabinet 269 Edition th The 24 The

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Date of Date of Office 7 Jun 1988 28 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1988 25 Feb 25 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1988 25 Feb 1988 25 Feb Assumption Minister for Economic Economic for Minister and and Trade; Development Tourism Health for Minister and Emergency Police for Minister Assisting Services and Minister the Treasurer Minister for Local Government; Government; Local for Minister the Aged; Lands; the Family; for the Minister Assisting Minister and Deputy Interests; Women’s in the Leader of the Government Council Legislative Transport; for Minister and Parliamentary Environment; Leader and Reform; Electoral of the House in the Legislative Assembly Deputy Premier and Minister for for and Minister Deputy Premier and Trade Development Economic Treasurer; Deputy Premier; Resources for Minister and the Arts Development for Minister Attorney-General; Corrective Management; Budget Services; and Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council Services; Community for Minister the Aged; Youth; the Family; for the Minister Assisting Minister and Deputy Interests; Women’s in the Leader of the Government Council Legislative Mines; Local for Minister and Regional Government Development Planning; Transport; for Minister and Electoral Parliamentary Intergovernmental Reform; and Leader of the Relations; Assembly House in the Legislative and Conservation for Minister Environment Land Management; and Waterways the Agriculture; for Minister and Fisheries South-West the Agriculture; for Minister Fisheries; and South-West; for the Minister Assisting Minister and Trade Development Economic Premier; Treasurer; Minister for for Minister Treasurer; Premier; and Public Sector Productivity and Women’s Management Interests Public for Minister Premier; and Management Sector Interests Women’s and Mines; Fuel for Minister and the Mid-West Energy Office The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Keith James Wilson Keith Taylor Ian Frederick David Charles Parker David Berinson, MLC Joseph Max Hallahan, MLC Elsie Kay JP Phillip Carr, Jeffrey John Pearce Robert Barry James Hodge Grill Julian Fletcher Peter M’Callum Dowding M’Callum Peter 28 – DOWDING MINISTRY 28 – DOWDING Name of Minister

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Ian Frederick Taylor Minister for Police and Emergency 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 (continued) Services; Conservation and Land Management; and Waterways Pamela Anne Beggs Minister for Housing; Tourism; 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 and Racing and Gaming Minister for Housing and Planning 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Gavan John Troy Minister for Labour; Works and 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Services; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Productivity and Public Sector Management Minister for Labour; Employment 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 and Training; Productivity; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Education with TAFE Ernest Francis Bridge Minister for Water Resources; 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Small Business; Aboriginal Affairs and the North-West Minister for Agriculture; Water 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Resources and the North-West Gordon Leslie Hill Minister for Employment and 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Training; Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Education with TAFE Minister for Regional 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Development; Fisheries; and Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs Graham John Edwards, MLC Minister for Consumer Affairs and 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Sport and Recreation Minister for Racing and Gaming; 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Sport and Recreation and Youth Yvonne Daphne Henderson Minister for Lands and the Arts 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Minister for Works and Services 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 and Consumer Affairs Carmen Mary Lawrence Minister for Education 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Minister for Education and 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Aboriginal Affairs David Lawrence Smith Minister for Conservation and 14 Feb 1989 28 Feb 1989 Land Management; Environment and Waterways Minister for Community Services; 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Justice and the South-West John Bell Read Parliamentary Secretary of the 25 Feb 1988 28 Feb 1989 Cabinet William Ian Thomas Parliamentary Secretary of the 28 Feb 1989 12 Feb 1990 Cabinet

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(Interim Ministry consequent upon the resignation of Peter M’Callum Dowding; David Charles Parker; Carmen Mary Lawrence and Ian Frederick Taylor on 12 February 1990)

Carmen Mary Lawrence Premier; Minister for Public 12 Feb 1990 19 Feb 1990 Sector Management; Women’s Interests; Education and Aboriginal Affairs Ian Frederick Taylor Deputy Premier; Minister 12 Feb 1990 19 Feb 1990 for Police and Emergency Services; Conservation and Land Management and Waterways

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Date of Date of Office 5 Feb 1991 5 Feb 5 Feb 1991 5 Feb 7 Sep 1992 7 Sep 1992 30 Apr 1990 30 Apr 1990 30 Apr 1990 12 Feb 1990 12 Feb 1990 19 Feb 1990 19 Feb 19 Feb 1990 19 Feb 1990 19 Feb 20 Dec 1990 20 Dec 1990 26 Nov 1992 26 Nov Assumption Premier; Treasurer; Minister Minister Treasurer; Premier; Management; Sector Public for Aboriginal Affairs; the Family; Ethnic Affairs and Multicultural Interests and Women’s Minister Treasurer; Premier; and and Trade Employment for Investment Minister Deputy Premier; Finance and Economic for and the Goldfields Development; Minister Deputy Premier; Finance and Economic for and the Trade Development; Goldfields for Minister Deputy Premier; Goldfields the Development; State and the Mid-West Treasurer; Minister for Resources Resources for Minister Treasurer; and the Arts Development Minister Treasurer; Premier; and Women’s Family; the for Interests for Minister Deputy Premier; and the Development; State Goldfields Office Deputy Premier; Minister for for Minister Deputy Premier; and Development Health; State the Goldfields for Minister Attorney-General; Services; and Leader of Corrective in the Legislative the Government Council Attorney-General; Minister for Minister Attorney-General; Services; and Leader of Corrective in the Legislative the Government Council for Minister Attorney-General; Services; Corrective Resources; in and Leader of the Government Council the Legislative Planning; Lands; for Minister the Assisting Minister Heritage; Interests; Women’s for Minister and Deputy Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council Minister for Planning; Lands; for Minister the Arts; and Deputy Heritage; in the Leader of the Government Council Legislative Education; for Minister the and Training; Employment Arts; and Deputy Leader of the in the Legislative Government Council The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The (All other members of the Dowding Ministry continued with the same portfolios as at 12 February 1990 as at 12 same portfolios with the continued Ministry the Dowding (All other members of February 1990) 19 until Carmen Mary Lawrence Taylor Ian Frederick David Charles Parker Charles David 29 – LAWRENCE MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 29 – LAWRENCE Name of Minister Joseph Max Berinson, MLC Joseph Max Hallahan, MLC Elsie Kay

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Elsie Kay Hallahan, MLC Minister for Education; Training; 7 Sep 1992 16 Feb 1993 (continued) the Arts; and Deputy Leader of the Government in the Legislative Council Jeffrey Phillip Carr Minister for Mines; Fuel and 19 Feb 1990 20 Dec 1990 Energy; the Mid-West and Small Business Minister for Mines; Fuel and 20 Dec 1990 5 Feb 1991 Energy and the Mid-West David Charles Parker Minister for Resources and Trade; 19 Feb 1990 24 Apr 1990 and the Arts Robert John Pearce Minister for Environment; 19 Feb 1990 14 Mar 1990 Conservation and Land Management; Waterways; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for the Environment 14 Mar 1990 21 Oct 1992 and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Keith James Wilson Minister for Health 19 Feb 1990 13 Nov 1992 Gavan John Troy Minister for Productivity and 19 Feb 1990 5 Feb 1991 Labour Relations; Minister Assisting the Minister for Education with TAFE and Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management Pamela Anne Beggs Minister for Transport; Racing and 19 Feb 1990 16 Feb 1993 Gaming and Tourism Ernest Francis Bridge Minister for Agriculture; Water 19 Feb 1990 16 Feb 1993 Resources; and North-West Gordon Leslie Hill Minister for Local Government; 19 Feb 1990 5 Feb 1991 Fisheries; Sport and Recreation; Youth and Minister Assisting the Minister for Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs Minister for Mines; Fisheries; 5 Feb 1991 27 Feb 1991 Sport and Recreation; the Mid- West and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development Minister for Mines; Fisheries; 27 Feb 1991 7 Sep 1992 Mid-West and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development Minister for Small Business; 7 Sep 1992 16 Feb 1993 Mines; Fisheries; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Employment; Trade and Investment Graham John Edwards, MLC Minister for Police; Emergency 19 Feb 1990 27 Feb 1991 Services and the Aged Minister for Police; Emergency 27 Feb 1991 16 Feb 1993 Services and Sport and Recreation Yvonne Daphne Henderson Minister for Housing and 19 Feb 1990 5 Feb 1991 Consumer Affairs Minister for Productivity and 5 Feb 1991 16 Feb 1993 Labour Relations; and Consumer Affairs David Lawrence Smith Minister for Community Services; 19 Feb 1990 5 Feb 1991 Justice and South-West Minister for Lands; Planning; 5 Feb 1991 16 Feb 1993 Justice; Local Govt; South-West

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Stanley John Halden, MLC Parliamentary Secretary 30 Apr 1990 20 Nov 1990 Parliamentary Secretary to 20 Nov 1990 19 Mar 1991 the Minister for Education and Parliamentary and Electoral Reform Parliamentary Secretary to the 19 Mar 1991 16 Feb 1993 Minister for Productivity; and Labour Relations and Consumer Affairs Mark Warriedar Nevill, MLC Parliamentary Secretary 30 Apr 1990 20 Nov 1990 Parliamentary Secretary to the 20 Nov 1990 19 Mar 1991 Minister for Mines; Fuel and Energy; the Mid-West and Small Business Parliamentary Secretary to the 19 Mar 1991 29 Sep 1992 Minister for Mines; Fisheries and Mid-West Parliamentary Secretary to the 29 Sep 1992 16 Feb 1993 Minister for Small Business; Mines; Fisheries and Minister Assisting the Minister for Employment; Trade and Investment

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Cheryl Lynn Edwardes Attorney General; and Minister 10 Feb 1995 21 Dec 1995 (continued) for Women’s Interests Minister for Family and Children’s 21 Dec 1995 3 Apr 1996 Services; Youth; Seniors; Fair Trading; and Women’s Interests Minister for Family and Children’s 3 Apr 1996 9 Jan 1997 Services; Seniors; Fair Trading; and Women’s Interests Minister for the Environment; and 9 Jan 1997 28 Jul 1998 Employment and Training Minister for the Environment and 28 Jul 1998 16 Feb 2001 Labour Relations George Maxwell Evans, MLC Minister for Finance; Racing and 16 Feb 1993 9 Jan 1997 Gaming; and Minister Assisting the Treasurer Minister for Finance; and Racing 9 Jan 1997 22 Dec 1999 and Gaming Douglas James Shave Minister for Tourism; Housing; 16 Feb 1993 24 Aug 1993 and Sport and Recreation Minister for Lands; Fair Trading; 9 Jan 1997 16 Feb 2001 and Parliamentary and Electoral Affairs Paul Domenic Omodei Minister for Water Resources; and 16 Feb 1993 10 Feb 1995 Local Government Minister for Local Government; 10 Feb 1995 9 Jan 1997 and Multicultural and Ethnic Affairs Minister for Local Government; 9 Jan 1997 22 Dec 1999 and Disability Services Minister for Local Government; 22 Dec 1999 16 Feb 2001 Disability Services; and Forest Products Peter Gilbert da Conceicao Minister for Health; the Arts; and 16 Feb 1993 3 Nov 1993 Foss, MLC Consumer Affairs Minister for Health; the Arts; and 3 Nov 1993 10 Feb 1995 Fair Trading Minister for the Environment; 10 Feb 1995 21 Dec 1995 Water Resources; the Arts; and Fair Trading Attorney General; Minister for 21 Dec 1995 9 Jan 1997 Justice; the Environment; and the Arts Attorney General; Minister for 9 Jan 1997 22 Dec 1999 Justice; and the Arts Attorney General and Minister for 22 Dec 1999 16 Feb 2001 Justice Kevin John Minson Minister for the Environment; 16 Feb 1993 25 Jan 1994 Aboriginal Affairs; Disability Services; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Fisheries Minister for the Environment; 25 Jan 1994 10 Feb 1995 Disability Services; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Fisheries Minister for Disability Services; 10 Feb 1995 26 Apr 1996 Works; Services; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Justice Minister for Mines; Works; 26 Apr 1996 9 Jan 1997 Services; Disability Services; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Justice

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Murray James Criddle, MLC Minister for Transport 28 Jul 1998 16 Feb 2001 June Dorothy van de Klashorst Minister for Family and Children’s 22 Dec 1999 16 Feb 2001 Services; Seniors; and Women’s Interests Robert Frank Johnson Minister for Works; Services; 22 Dec 1999 16 Feb 2001 and Citizenship and Multicultural Interests John Leslie Bradshaw Parliamentary Secretary of the 16 Feb 1993 9 Jan 1997 Cabinet Samuel George Ernest Cash, Parliamentary Secretary of the 9 Jan 1997 27 May 1997 MLC Cabinet Robert Frank Johnson Parliamentary Secretary of the 10 Jun 1997 22 Dec 1999 Cabinet Ian Frederick Osborne Parliamentary Secretary of the 22 Dec 1999 16 Feb 2001 Cabinet Robert Gerald Pike, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to the 16 Feb 1993 25 Jan 1994 Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Public Sector Management; and Federal Affairs Parliamentary Secretary to the 25 Jan 1994 26 Apr 1994 Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Public Sector Management; Federal Affairs; and Tourism Frederick Charles Tubby Parliamentary Secretary to 16 Feb 1993 31 Aug 1993 the Minister for Education; Employment and Training; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce and Trade Parliamentary Secretary to 31 Aug 1993 10 Feb 1995 the Minister for Education; Employment and Training; Sport and Recreation; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Commerce and Trade Parliamentary Secretary to 10 Feb 1995 21 Dec 1995 the Minister for Education; Employment and Training; Sport and Recreation; Parliamentary and Electoral Affairs Parliamentary Secretary to 21 Dec 1995 9 Jan 1997 the Minister for Resources Development; Energy; Education; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Parliamentary Secretary to 9 Jan 1997 22 Dec 1999 the Minister for Resources Development; Energy; Education William John McNee Parliamentary Secretary to the 16 Feb 1993 10 Feb 1995 Minister for Water Resources; and Local Government Parliamentary Secretary to the 10 Feb 1995 21 Dec 1995 Minister for the Environment; Water Resources; the Arts; and Fair Trading Parliamentary Secretary to the 21 Dec 1995 9 Jan 1997 Minister for Water Resources Douglas James Shave Parliamentary Secretary to 10 Feb 1995 21 Dec 1995 the Minister for Education; Employment and Training; Sport and Recreation; and Parliamentary and Electoral Affairs 279 Edition th The 24 The Date of Date 9 Jan 1997 9 Jan 1997 25 Jan 2006 25 Jan 2006 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 22 Dec 1999 21 Dec 1995 10 Mar 2005 10 Mar 2005 Retirement from Office from Date of Date of Office 9 Jan 1997 9 Jan 1997 9 Jan 1997 10 Feb 1995 10 Feb 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 16 Feb 2001 16 Feb 21 Dec 1995 21 Dec 1995 22 Dec 1999 22 Dec 1999 22 Dec 1999 10 Mar 2005 10 Mar 2005 Assumption Parliamentary Secretary to the the to Secretary Parliamentary and Employment for Minister and Sport Tourism; Training; Parliamentary and Recreation; Affairs and Electoral Office Parliamentary Secretary to to Secretary Parliamentary Education; for the Minister and Training; Employment and Sport and Recreation; and Electoral Parliamentary Affairs Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary and Employment for Minister and Sport Tourism; Training; Parliamentary and Recreation; Affairs and Electoral Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary Sport Mines; Tourism; for Minister 22 Dec and (from and Recreation; 1999) Racing and Gaming with Sport and to special reference Recreation the to Secretary Parliamentary for Minister General; Attorney and the Arts Justice; the to Secretary Parliamentary for and Minister General Attorney Justice the to Secretary Parliamentary Health for Minister to Secretary Parliamentary Resources for Minister the and Energy; Development; Education Public for Minister Premier; Federal Management; Sector Science; and Citizenship Affairs; Interests and Multicultural Public for Minister Premier; Water Management; Sector Affairs and Federal Resources; Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary Sport Mines; Tourism; for Minister and Racing and and Recreation; 22 Dec 1999) with Gaming (from Tourism to Special Reference Deputy Premier; Treasurer; and Treasurer; Deputy Premier; Energy for Minister Treasurer; Deputy Premier; Government for Minister Assisting Minister and Enterprises; Public Sector for the Minister Management The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Douglas James Shave Shave Douglas James (continued) 30 – COURT (Richard Fairfax) MINISTRY continued MINISTRY Fairfax) (Richard 30 – COURT Name of Minister Rhonda Kathleen Parker Rhonda Kathleen Geoffrey Ian Gallop Geoffrey Arthur Dix Marshall de Klashorst van June Dorothy Barron-Sullivan Daniel Frank Hodson-Thomas Katina Hon Barry MLC John House MINISTRY 31 – GALLOP John Leslie Bradshaw Eric Stephen Ripper Eric Stephen

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Kimberley Maurice Chance, Minister for Agriculture; Forestry 16 Feb 2001 21 Sep 2004 MLC and Fisheries; the Mid-West; Wheatbelt and Great Southern also Minister for Local Government 16 Sep 2004 21 Sep 2004 and Regional Development; Heritage; the Kimberley; Pilbara and Gascoyne; and Goldfields- Esperance Minister for Agriculture; Forestry 21 Sep 2004 10 Mar 2005 and Fisheries; the Mid-West; Wheatbelt and Great Southern Minister for Agriculture and 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 Forestry; and the Mid-West and Wheatbelt Leader of the Government in the 16 Feb 2001 25 Jan 2006 Legislative Council Thomas Gregory Stephens, Minister for Housing; Works and 16 Feb 2001 1 Jul 2001 MLC Services; the Kimberley; Pilbara and Gascoyne Minister for Housing and Works; 1 Jul 2001 27 Jun 2003 Local Government and Regional Development; the Kimberley; Pilbara and Gascoyne Minister for Local Government 27 Jun 2003 16 Sep 2004 and Regional Development; Heritage; the Kimberley; Pilbara and Gascoyne; and Goldfields- Esperance John Charles Kobelke Minister for Labour Relations; 16 Feb 2001 1 Jul 2001 Consumer Affairs; Employment and Training; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Consumer and 1 Jul 2001 27 Jun 2003 Employment Protection; Training (until 14 Jan 2003); and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Consumer and 27 Jun 2003 25 Jan 2006 Employment Protection; Indigenous Affairs; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management (until 10 Mar 2005); Minister Assisting the Minister for Water Resources (from 10 Mar 2005); and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly James Andrew McGinty Attorney General; Minister for 16 Feb 2001 27 Jun 2003 Justice and Legal Affairs; Electoral Affairs; Peel and the South-West Attorney General; Minister for 27 Jun 2003 3 Feb 2006 Health; Electoral Affairs Judith Mary Edwards Minister for the Environment and 16 Feb 2001 1 Jul 2001 Heritage; and Water Resources Minister for the Environment; 1 Jul 2001 25 Jan 2006 Heritage (until 27 Jun 2003); Science (from 10 Mar 2005)

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Hon Ljiljanna Ravlich, MLC Minister for Local Government 21 Sep 2004 10 Mar 2005 and Regional Development; Heritage; the Kimberley; Pilbara and Gascoyne; Goldfields- Esperance Minister for Education and 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 Training Mark McGowan Minister for Tourism; Racing and 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 Gaming; Youth; Peel and the South-West also Minister for Disability Services; 13 Oct 2005 25 Nov 2005 Sport and Recreation; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors Francis Michael Logan Minister for Housing and Works; 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 Heritage; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure John Bowler Minister for Local Government 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 and Regional Development; Land Information; Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern John Biase D’Orazio Minister for Justice; Small 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 Business Jonathon Robert Ford, MLC Minister for Fisheries; the 10 Mar 2005 25 Jan 2006 Kimberley; Pilbara and Gascoyne Margaret Mary Quirk Minister for Disability Services; 25 Nov 2005 25 Jan 2006 Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and Volunteering; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs

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Mark McGowan Parliamentary Secretary to the 20 Mar 2001 10 Mar 2005 Premier; Minister for Public Sector Management; Federal Affairs; Science and Citizenship and Multicultural Interests Francis Michael Logan Parliamentary Secretary to the 20 Mar 2001 10 Mar 2005 Minister for Agriculture; Forestry and Fisheries; the Mid-West; Wheatbelt and Great Southern Parliamentary Secretary to the 20 Mar 2001 27 Jun 2003 Minister for Environment and Heritage; Water Resources (until 1 July 2001) Parliamentary Secretary to the 27 Jun 2003 10 Mar 2005 Minister for the Environment Norman Richard Marlborough Parliamentary Secretary to the 20 Mar 2001 1 Jul 2001 Minister for Labour Relations; Consumer Affairs; Employment and Training Parliamentary Secretary to the 1 Jul 2001 27 Jun 2003 Minister for Consumer and Employment Protection and Training (until 14 Jan 2003)

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Hon Suzanne Mary Ellery, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to 21 Sep 2004 26 Apr 2005 (continued) the Minister for Community Development; Women’s Interests; Seniors and Youth; Disability Services; and Culture and the Arts Michael Philip Murray Parliamentary Secretary to the 21 Sep 2004 26 Apr 2005 Minister for Tourism; Small Business; Sport and Recreation; and Peel and the South-West Hon Catherine Esther Doust, Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Apr 2005 25 Jan 2006 MLC Deputy Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Government Enterprises; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management (with respect to Deputy Premier; Minister for Government Enterprises; Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management only) Parliamentary Secretary to 26 Apr 2005 25 Jan 2006 the Minister for Community Development; Culture and the Arts; and Women’s Interests Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Apr 2005 25 Jan 2006 Minister for Housing and Works; Heritage; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Hon Adele Farina, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to 26 Apr 2005 25 Jan 2006 the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Apr 2005 25 Jan 2006 Minister for Tourism; Racing and Gaming; Youth; and Peel and the South-West (with respect to Peel and the South-West only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Apr 2005 25 Nov 2005 Minister for Disability Services; Sport and Recreation; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; and Seniors Parliamentary Secretary to 25 Nov 2005 25 Jan 2006 the Minister for Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests; Seniors and Volunteering; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Federal Affairs (with respect to Disability Services; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests and Seniors and Volunteering only) Anthony David McRae Parliamentary Secretary to the 24 May 2005 25 Jan 2006 Minister for Agriculture and Forestry; and the Mid-West and Wheatbelt

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Hon Ljiljanna Ravlich, MLC Minister for Local Government; 2 Mar 2007 23 Sep 2008 (continued) Racing and Gaming; Multicultural Interests and Citizenship; Government Enterprises; Youth; Goldfields- Esperance; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure John Charles Kobelke Minister for Water Resources; 3 Feb 2006 8 May 2006 Sport and Recreation; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly Minister for Police and 8 May 2006 23 Sep 2008 Emergency Services; Community Safety; Water Resources; Sport and Recreation; and Leader of the House in the Legislative Assembly James Andrew McGinty Attorney General; Minister for 3 Feb 2006 23 Sep 2008 Health; and Electoral Affairs Michelle Hopkins Roberts Minister for Housing and 3 Feb 2006 13 Dec 2006 Works; Consumer Protection; Heritage; and Land Information Minister for Housing and 13 Dec 2006 2 Mar 2007 Works; Heritage; Indigenous Affairs; and Land Information Minister for Employment 2 Mar 2007 23 Sep 2008 Protection (until 25 Feb 2008); Housing and Works; Indigenous Affairs; Heritage; and Land Information Alannah Joan Geraldine Minister for Planning and 3 Feb 2006 23 Sep 2008 MacTiernan Infrastructure Sheila Margaret McHale Minister for Indigenous Affairs 3 Feb 2006 2 Mar 2007 (until 13 Dec 2006); Tourism; Culture and the Arts; and (from 13 Dec 2006) Consumer Protection Minister for Disability Services; 2 Mar 2007 23 Sep 2008 Tourism; Culture and the Arts; Consumer Protection Mark McGowan Minister for the Environment; 3 Feb 2006 13 Dec 2006 Racing and Gaming; and (from 9 Nov 2006) Peel and South West Minister for Education and 13 Dec 2006 23 Sep 2008 Training; South West and (from 26 Feb 2007 to 2 Mar 2007) the Environment; Climate Change; and Disability Services Francis Michael Logan Minister for Energy; and 3 Feb 2006 13 Dec 2006 Science and Innovation Minister for Energy; Resources; 13 Dec 2006 23 Sep 2008 and Industry and Enterprise John James Mansell Bowler Minister for Resources; Minister 5 Feb 2006 13 Dec 2006 Assisting the Minister for State Development; 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Volunteering Minister for Police and Police for Minister and Services; Justice Emergency Community Safety Office Minister for Corrective Services; Corrective for Minister Small Business; Women’s 2 Mar 2007); (until Interests the Minister Assisting Minister Relations Federal-State for Minister for Corrective Services; Corrective for Minister Small Interests; Women’s 2006); 9 Nov Business (from the Assisting and Minister Affairs Federal for Minister Services Corrective for Minister and Small Business Minister for Disability Services; for Minister and Multicultural Citizenship Interests; Women’s Interests; the Assisting and Minister Affairs Federal for Minister Disability Justice; for Minister and Services; Citizenship Interests; Multicultural and Interests; Women’s the Minister Assisting Minister Affairs Federal for Minister for Small Business; Small Business; for Minister and and South West; Peel the Minister Assisting Minister Training and Education for Minister for Community Community for Minister and Seniors Development; between (except Volunteering and 2006); Youth; 8 and 9 May the Minister Assisting Minister Planning and Infrastructure for 2006) 26 May (until Minister for Child Protection; Child Protection; for Minister and Communities; Seniors and Peel Volunteering; the Environment; for Minister and Peel Change; Climate Minister for Disability Services; for Minister and Multicultural Citizenship Assisting Minister Interests; Planning and for the Minister Infrastructure Minister for the Environment; the Environment; for Minister Disability Change; Climate Services Minister for Child Protection; Child Protection; for Minister Women’s Communities; and and Seniors Interests Volunteering The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Jonathan Robert Ford, MLC Ford, Robert Jonathan John Biase D’Orazio John Biase 32 – CARPENTER MINISTRY continued MINISTRY 32 – CARPENTER Name of Minister Margaret Mary Quirk Margaret Norman Richard Norman Richard Marlborough David Alan Templeman David Anthony David McRae David Anthony Hon Suzanne Mary Ellery, Mary Ellery, Hon Suzanne MLC

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Hon Suzanne Mary Ellery, Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Jan 2006 2 Mar 2007 MLC Attorney General; Minister for Health and Electoral Affairs Hon Catherine Esther Doust, Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Jan 2006 2 Mar 2007 MLC Deputy Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Government Enterprises; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Community Development; Culture and the Arts; Women’s Interests Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Housing and Works; Heritage; Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Parliamentary Secretary to 2 Mar 2006 19 Dec 2006 the Deputy Premier, Treasurer, Minister for Government Enterprises; and Minister Assisting the Minister for Public Sector Management (with respect to Deputy Premier and Government Enterprises only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 2 Mar 2006 19 Dec 2006 Minister for Housing and Works; Consumer Protection; Heritage and Land Information Parliamentary Secretary to the 2 Mar 2006 9 Nov 2006 Minister for Small Business; Peel and the South-West; Minister Assisting the Minister for Education and Training (with respect to Small Business and Minister Assisting the Minister for Education and Training only) Parliamentary Secretary to 2 Mar 2006 19 Dec 2006 the Minister for Community Development; Seniors and Volunteering; Youth; and (until 27 Jun 2006) Minister Assisting the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Parliamentary Secretary to the 19 Dec 2006 23 Sep 2008 Deputy Premier; Treasurer; and Minister for State Development Parliamentary Secretary to the 19 Dec 2006 2 Mar 2007 Minister for Child Protection; Communities; Seniors and Volunteering; and Peel (with respect to Child Protection; Communities and Seniors and Volunteering only) Hon Adele Farina, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to 26 Jan 2006 23 Sep 2008 the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure

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Anthony David McRae Parliamentary Secretary to the 2 Mar 2006 26 May 2006 (continued) Minister for Resources and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Employment Protection; Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern (with respect to Resources and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Employment Protection only) Norman Richard Parliamentary Secretary to 26 Jan 2006 3 Feb 2006 Marlborough the Minister for Education and Training Peter Bruce Watson Parliamentary Secretary to the 26 Jan 2006 2 Mar 2006 Minister for Local Government and Regional Development; Land Information; Sport and Recreation; and Goldfields- Esperance and Great Southern (with respect to Sport and Recreation and Great Southern only) Parliamentary Secretary to 2 Mar 2006 19 Dec 2006 the Minister for Resources and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Employment Protection; Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern (with respect to Goldfields-Esperance and Great Southern only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 2 Mar 2006 11 Apr 2007 Minister for Water Resources; Sport and Recreation; and (from 27 Jun 2006) Police and Emergency Services and Community Safety Parliamentary Secretary to the 19 Dec 2006 2 Mar 2007 Minister for Local Government; Employment Protection; Racing and Gaming; Goldfields- Esperance and Great Southern (with respect to Goldfields- Esperance and Great Southern only) Parliamentary Secretary 11 Apr 2007 23 Sep 2008 to the Minister for Police and Emergency Services; Community Safety; Water Resources; and Sport and Recreation (with respect to Sport and Recreation only) Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture and Food; Forestry; the Mid-West and Wheatbelt; and Great Southern (with respect to Great Southern only)

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Parliamentary Secretary to the the to Secretary Parliamentary Government Local for Minister Development; and Regional Fisheries and the Kimberley, (with and Gascoyne Pilbara Government Local to respect Development and Regional only) the to Secretary Parliamentary Small Business; for Minister and and the South-West; Peel the Minister Assisting Minister (with Training and Education for and the South- Peel to respect only) West Parliamentary Secretary to to Secretary Parliamentary Regional for the Minister Fisheries; and Development; and Pilbara the Kimberley, to (with respect Gascoyne only) Development Regional to Secretary Parliamentary and Education for the Minister (with the South-West Training; only) the South-West to respect to Secretary Parliamentary and Education for the Minister the the South-West; Training; Change; Climate Environment; and Disability Services (with only) the South-West to respect Parliamentary Secretary to to Secretary Parliamentary and Education for the Minister and the South-West Training the South-West to (with respect only) Office Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary and Agriculture for Minister and the Mid-West Forestry; Food; Southern and Great Wheatbelt; Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary and Resources for Minister the Minister Assisting Minister Development; State for and Protection; Employment the Goldfields and Great to Southern (with respect and Minister Resources for State the Minister Assisting Employment Development; only) Protection Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary Resources Energy; for Minister Enterprise and and Industry; only) Resources to (with respect the to Secretary Parliamentary and Agriculture for Minister the Mid-West Forestry; Food; Southern Great and Wheatbelt; and Agriculture to (with respect the Mid-West Forestry; Food; only) and Wheatbelt Parliamentary Secretary to the to Secretary Parliamentary for Minister General, Attorney Affairs Health; and Electoral The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Michael Philip Murray Michael Philip 32 – CARPENTER MINISTRY — PARLIAMENTARY SECRETARIES continued SECRETARIES — PARLIAMENTARY MINISTRY 32 – CARPENTER Name of Minister Martin Paul Whitely Martin John Norman Hyde

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Colin James Barnett Premier (including Public Sector 23 Sep 2008 21 Mar 2013 Management; Federal-State Relations and Government Accountability); Treasurer (from 28 Apr 2010 to 14 Dec 2010 and 12 Jun 2012 to 7 July 2012); and Minister for State Development Premier; Minister for State 21 Mar 2013 10 Mar 2014 Development; Science; and Tourism (from 22 July 2013 to 5 Aug 2013) Premier; Treasurer (until 17 Mar 10 Mar 2014 31 Mar 2016 2014); Minister for Transport (until 17 Mar 2014); State Development; and Science Premier; Minister for Tourism; 31 Mar 2016 17 Mar 2017 and Science Kim Desmond Hames Deputy Premier; Minister for 23 Sep 2008 21 Mar 2013 Health; Indigenous Affairs (until 14 Dec 2010); and Tourism (from 14 Dec 2010) Leader of the House 29 Jun 2012 21 Mar 2013 Deputy Premier; Minister for 21 Mar 2013 8 Dec 2014 Health; Tourism (until 22 July 2013); and (from 11 Dec 2013) Training and Workplace Development Deputy Premier (until 16 Feb 8 Dec 2014 31 Mar 2016 2016); Minister for Health; and Tourism Hon Norman Frederick Minister for Mines and 23 Sep 2008 21 Mar 2013 Moore, MLC Petroleum; Fisheries; Electoral Affairs, Justice (from 12 to 29 Jun 2012) Brendon John Grylls Minister for Regional 23 Sep 2008 11 Dec 2013 Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; and (until 14 Dec 2010) Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport Minister for Housing; Racing and 15 Aug 2016 17 Mar 2017 Gaming Elizabeth Constable Minister for Education; Tourism 23 Sep 2008 29 Jun 2012 (until 14 Dec 2010); and (until 9 Feb 2009) Women’s Interests Hon Simon McDonnell Minister for Transport; 23 Sep 2008 14 Dec 2010 O’Brien, MLC Disability Services Minister for Finance; Commerce; 14 Dec 2010 21 Mar 2013 and Small Business

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Minister for Agriculture and Food; and Food; Agriculture for Minister 12 July 2012) and (from Forestry; Housing Minister for Planning (until 31 Planning (until for Minister and the Arts; Mar 2016), Culture 31 Mar 2016) Health (from and Leader of the House in the Assembly Legislative Aboriginal Education; for Minister and Affairs; Electoral Affairs; in the Leader of the Government Council Legislative Treasurer ; Minister for Transport; Transport; for Minister ; Treasurer 12 July 7 July until Housing (from Services 2012); and Emergency Transport; for Minister Treasurer; 11 Dec 2013) and Fisheries (until Minister for Transport; Housing Transport; for Minister Services and Emergency 14 Dec 2010); and (from 14 Dec 14 Dec 2010); and (from Services 2010) Corrective Minister for Local Government; Government; Local for Minister and and Citizenship Heritage; Interests Multicultural and Food; Agriculture for Minister the assisting Minister Forestry; (until Education for Minister Minister for Planning; Culture and Planning; Culture for Minister Youth and the Arts; Environment 14 Dec 2010 until 22 Nov (from 14 Dec 2010) 2010); and (from Science and Innovation and Training Energy; for Minister 2009) Workplace 17 Nov (from 29 Jun 2012); (until Development 14 Dec (from Affairs Indigenous 29 Jun (from 2010); Education 2012) for Minister General; Attorney Services 14 Dec (until Corrective 14 Dec (from 2010); and Treasurer 2010) Child Protection; for Minister and Community Services; Seniors Interests Women’s Volunteering; 2009); and Youth 9 Feb (from 14 Dec 2010) (from and Mental Water for Minister Health 14 Dec 2010) Minister Assisting Assisting 14 Dec 2010) Minister Health for the Minister Minister for Police; Emergency Emergency Police; for Minister Road Services 6 Dec 2011); (until in House the of Leader and Safety; Assembly the Legislative Sport and Recreation; for Minister Racing and Gaming; and (until Treasurer; Minister for Commerce Commerce for Minister Treasurer; (including Small Business, and Consumer Protection Trade, Science and Relations); Industrial and Housing and Innovation; Works Office The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Giovanni Mario Castrilli Giovanni Redman Donald Terrence John Howard Dadley Day Dadley John Howard Charles Collier, Hon Peter MLC Porter Charles Christian Mary Hon Robyn MLC McSweeney, Jacobs Gibson Graham Robert Frank Johnson Frank Robert Waldron Keith Terrence Troy Raymond Buswell Raymond Troy 33 – BARNETT MINISTRY continued 33 – BARNETT MINISTRY Name of Minister

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Donald Terrence Redman Minister for Training and 21 Mar 2013 11 Dec 2013 (continued) Workplace Development; Water; and Forestry Minister for Regional 11 Dec 2013 17 Mar 2017 Development; Lands: and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development Hon Donna Evelyn Mary Minister for Environment; Youth 23 Sep 2008 22 Nov 2010 Faragher, MLC Minister for Planning; and 31 Mar 2016 17 Mar 2017 Disability Services William Richard Marmion Minister for Commerce, Science 28 Apr 2010 14 Dec 2010 and Innovation; Housing; and Minister Assisting the Treasurer Minister for Environment; and 14 Dec 2010 21 Mar 2013 Water Minister for Mines and 21 Mar 2013 31 Mar 2016 Petroleum; Housing (until 8 Dec 2014); and (from 8 Dec 2014) Finance Minister for State Development; 31 Mar 2016 23 Sep 2016 Finance; and (from 16 May 2016) Innovation Minister for State Development; 23 Sep 2016 17 Mar 2017 Transport; and Innovation Hon Helen Margaret Minister for Mental Health; 14 Dec 2010 31 Mar 2016 Morton, MLC Disability Services; and (from 21 Mar 2013) Child Protection Hon Michael Mischin, MLC Attorney General and (from 29 Jun 2012 17 Mar 2017 21 Mar 2013) Commerce Liza Mary Harvey Minister for Police; Road Safety 29 Jun 2012 21 Mar 2013 Minister for Police; Road Safety; 21 Mar 2013 5 Aug 2013 Small Business and Women’s Interests Minister for Police, Tourism, 5 Aug 2013 16 Feb 2016 (until 8 Dec 2014), Road Safety; Women’s Interests; and (from 8 Dec 2014) Training and Workplace Development Deputy Premier; Minister for 16 Feb 2016 17 Mar 2017 Police, Road Safety; Training and Workforce Development; and Women’s Interests Murray John Cowper Minister for Training and 29 Jun 2012 21 Mar 2013 Workforce Development; and Corrective Services Hon Kenneth Charles Minister for Agriculture and Food; 21 Mar 2013 31 Mar 2016 Baston, MLC and (from 11 Dec 2013) Fisheries Michael Dennis Nahan Treasurer (from 17 Mar 2014); 21 Mar 2013 17 Mar 2017 Minister for Energy; Finance (until 17 Mar 2014) ; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests Anthony James Simpson Minister for Local Government; 21 Mar 2013 19 Sep 2016 Community Services; Seniors and Volunteering; and Youth Albert Paul Jacob Minister for Environment; and 21 Mar 2013 17 Mar 2017 Heritage Joseph Michael Francis Minister for Emergency Services; 21 Mar 2013 31 Mar 2016 Corrective Services; Veterans; and (from 5 Aug 2013) Small Business

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Hon Helen Margaret Parliamentary Secretary to the 23 Sep 2010 14 Dec 2010 Morton, MLC Minister for Water; Mental Health Parliamentary Secretary to 11 Aug 2009 28 Apr 2010 the Treasurer; Minister for Commerce; Science and Innovation; Housing and Works Parliamentary Secretary to the 28 Apr 2010 14 Dec 2010 Premier; Treasurer; Minister for State Development Wendy Maxine Duncan, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to 23 Sep 2008 14 Dec 2010 the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development; Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport Parliamentary Secretary to 14 Dec 2010 21 Mar 2013 the Minister for Regional Development: Lands; and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development (with respect to Regional Development; Lands only) Hon Barry John House, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to 23 Sep 2008 27 May 2009 the Treasurer; Minister for Commerce; Science and Innovation; and Housing and Works Hon Michael Mischin, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to the 11 Aug 2009 14 Dec 2010 Attorney General; Minister for Corrective Services Parliamentary Secretary to the 14 Dec 2010 12 Jun 2012 Treasurer; Attorney General (with respect to Attorney General only) Parliamentary Secretary to 12 Jun 2012 29 Jun 2012 the Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Fisheries; Electoral Affairs; Justice (with respect to Justice only) Liza Mary Harvey Parliamentary Secretary to 14 Dec 2010 29 Jun 2012 the Minister for Finance; Commerce; and Small Business (with respect to Small Business only) Hon Donna Evelyn Mary Parliamentary Secretary to 14 Dec 2010 21 Mar 2013 Faragher, MLC the Premier; Minister for State Development (with respect to the Premier only) Parliamentary Secretary to 21 Mar 2013 10 Mar 2014 the Premier; Minister for State Development; and Science (with respect to Science only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 10 Mar 2014 31 Mar 2016 Premier, Treasurer (to 17 Mar 2014); Minister for Transport (to 17 Mar 2014); State Development; Science (with respect to Science only)

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Hon James Edward Chown, Parliamentary Secretary to 21 Mar 2013 10 Mar 2014 MLC the Treasurer; Minister for Transport; and Fisheries (until 11 Dec 2013) (with respect to Transport only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 10 Mar 2014 17 Mar 2014 Premier; Treasurer; Minister for Transport; State Development;- Science (with respect to Transport only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 17 Mar 2014 31 Mar 2016 Minister for Transport; Finance (with respect to Transport only) (until 8 Dec 2014) Parliamentary Secretary to the 31 Mar 2016 23 Sep 2016 Minister for Agriculture and Food; Transport Parliamentary Secretary to the 23 Sep 2016 17 Mar 2017 Minister for State Development; Transport and Innovation (with respect to Transport only) Paul Terrance Miles Parliamentary Secretary to the 21 Mar 2013 23 Sep 2016 Attorney General; Minister for Commerce (with respect to Commerce only) Andrea Ruth Mitchell Parliamentary Secretary to the 21 Mar 2013 31 Mar 2016 Minister for Mental Health; Disability Services; and Child Protection Mia Jane Davies Parliamentary Secretary to 21 Mar 2013 11 Dec 2013 the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; and Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development (with respect to Regional Development, Lands only) Hon Colin James Holt, MLC Parliamentary Secretary to 21 Mar 2013 11 Dec 2013 the Minister for Training and Workforce Development; Water; Forestry (with respect to Training and Workforce Development; Water only) Parliamentary Secretary to 11 Dec 2013 8 Dec 2014 the Minister for Regional Development; Lands; Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development (with respect to Regional Development, Lands only) Parliamentary Secretary to the 15 Aug 2016 17 Mar 2017 Minister for Housing; Racing and Gaming Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for;Water; Sport and Recreation; Forestry Vincent Anthony Catania Parliamentary Secretary to 11 Dec 2013 15 Aug 2016 Minister for Water; Forestry; and (from 8 Dec 2014) Sport and Recreation

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Benjamin Sana Wyatt Treasurer; Minister for Finance; 17 Mar 2017 Energy; Aboriginal Affairs Paul Papalia Minister for Tourism; Racing 17 Mar 2017 6 Apr 2017 and Gaming; Small Business; Defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Minister for Tourism; Racing 6 Apr 2017 and Gaming; Small Business; Defence Issues; Citizenship and Multicultural Interests William Joseph Johnston Minister for Asian Engagement; 17 Mar 2017 22 Mar 2017 Housing; Electoral Affairs; Commerce and Industrial Relations Minister for Mines and 22 Mar 2017 Petroleum; Commerce and Industrial Relations; Electoral Affairs; Asian Engagement Rita Saffioti Minister for Transport; 17 Mar 2017 Planning; Lands Peter Charles Tinley Minister for Mines and 17 Mar 2017 22 Mar 2017 Petroleum; Veterans Issues; Youth Minister for Housing; Veterans 22 Mar 2017 Issues; Youth Simone Frances McGurk Minister for Child Protection; 17 Mar 2017 Women’s Interests; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence; Community Services David Joseph Kelly Minister for Water; Fisheries; 17 Mar 2017 Forestry; Innovation and ICT; Science

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Members with total service of 30 years or more as at 1 July 2017

The longest-serving member of either House of the Western Australian Parliament was Hon. John Trezise Tonkin who served continuously for a total of 43 years 10 months and 11 days in the Legislative Assembly from 1933 to 1977. The only other members to serve more than 40 years continuously were Philip Collier MLA (for 42 years 11 months and 21 days from 1905 to 1948) and Vernon Hamersley MLC (for 42 years 2 months and 19 days from 1904 to 1946).

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Name Parliamentary Term Years Months Days HAMERSLEY, Vernon 1904–1946 42 2 19 DREW, John Michael 1900–1918, 1924–1947 41 2 13 KIRWAN, Sir John Waters 1908–1946 38 – – MOORE, Norman Frederick 1977–2013 36 – – BAXTER, Charles Farquharson 1914–1950 35 9 12 MILES, George James Gallop Warden 1916–1950 33 8 3 WITTENOOM, Sir Edward Horne 1894, 1895–1898, 32 1 27 1902–1906, 1910–1934 GRIFFITHS, Clive Edward 1965–1997 32 – – HEENAN, Eric Michael 1936–1968 32 – – SEDDON, Sir Harold 1922–1954 32 – – BAXTER, Norman Eric 1950–1958, 1960–1983 31 – 15 FRASER, Gilbert 1928–1958 30 5 10 MACKINNON, Graham Charles 1956–1986 30 – –

N.B. Barry John House served for 29 years 6 months and 28 days from 1987 to 2017; and James Gordon Hislop served for 29 years 6 months and 20 days from 1941 to 1971.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Name Parliamentary Term Years Months Days TONKIN, Hon. John Trezise 1933–1977 43 10 11 COLLIER, Philip 1905–1948 42 11 21 JOHNSON, William Dartnell 1901–1905 39 6 26 1906–1917 1924–194 GRAYDEN, William Leonard 1947–1949 39 5 11 1956–1993 WILSON, Arthur Alan 1908–1947 39 5 6 HEGNEY, James 1930–1947, 1950–1968 35 10 29 STUBBS, Sydney 1911–1947 (MLC 1908–1911) 35 5 12 SLEEMAN, Joseph Bertram 1924–1959 35 – – HAWKE, Albert Redvers George 1933–1968 (MHA, SA, 1921–1924) 34 11 15 HEGNEY, James 1930–1947 34 11 – TROY, Michael Francis 1904–1939 34 8 22 JAMIESON, Colin John 1953–1986 32 11 25 MCLARTY, Sir (Duncan) Ross 1930–1962 32 1 5 NORTH, Charles Frederic John 1924–1956 32 – 16 MANN, James Isaac 1930–1962 31 11 19 MARSHALL, William Mortimer 1921–1952 31 5 7

N.B. Sir David Brand served for 29 years 9 months and 25 days from 1945 to 1975; Herbert Ernst Graham for 29 years 9 months and 16 days from 1943 to 1973; Emil Nulsen for 29 years 9 months and 6 days from 1932 to 1962; and John Collings Willcock for 29 years 5 months and 15 days from 1917 to 1947.

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SHENTON, Sir George* 24 Dec 1890 21 May 1906 HACKETT, Sir (John) Winthrop 22 May 1906 19 Feb 1916 (first nominated December 1890, resigned December 1891, renominated 8 December 1891) McLARTY, Edward (term commenced July 1894) 19 Feb 1916 21 May 1916 CLARKE, Ephraim Mayo (term commenced August 1901) 22 May 1916 15 Apr 1921 HAMERSLEY, Vernon (term commenced August 1904) 15 Apr 1921 24 Oct 1946 CORNELL, JAMES (term commenced May 1912) 24 Oct 1946 25 Nov 1946 BAXTER, Charles Farquharson (term commenced May 1914) 25 Nov 1946 2 Mar 1950 SEDDON, Harold (term commenced May 1922) 2 Mar 1950 21 May 1954 FRASER, Gilbert (term commenced May 1928) 22 May 1954 1 Nov 1958 HEENAN, Eric Michael (term commenced May 1936) 1 Nov 1958 21 May 1968 HISLOP, James Gordon (term commenced November 1941) 22 May 1968 21 May 1971 LOGAN, Leslie Arthur (term commenced April 1947) 22 May 1971 21 May 1974 GRIFFITH, Sir Arthur Frederick (term commenced June 1953) 22 May 1974 21 May 1977 MACKINNON, Graham Charles (term commenced May 1956) 22 May 1977 21 May 1986 GRIFFITHS, Clive Edward (term commenced May 1965) 22 May 1986 21 May 1997 MOORE, Norman Frederick (term commenced May 1977) 22 May 1997 21 May 2013 HOUSE, Barry John (term commenced October 1987) 22 May 2013 21 May 2017 O’BRIEN, Simon McDonnell (term commenced 22 May 1997) 21 May 2017

*Sir George Shenton had sat continuously in the old Legislative Council since 1875.

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DE HAMEL,* Lancel Victor 1890) December elected HARPER, Charles (first December 1890) elected Henry (first Frederick PIESSE, April 1897, elected (first Francis QUINLAN, Timothy

Name De Hamel had been a member of the old Legislative Council since 1889 and Charles Harper since 1884. Of the other MLAs other the Of 1884. since Harper Charles and 1889 since Council Legislative old the of member a been had Hamel De * ** LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY LEGISLATIVE FATHER/MOTHER OF THE HOUSE OF THE FATHER/MOTHER

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ANGELO, Edward Houghton 1917–1933 1934–1940 BROWN, James McMillan 1971–1974 1980–1992 CARSON, Henry 1904–1906, 1908–1911 1914–1920 CASH, Samuel George Ernest 1984–1989 1989–2009 CLYDESDALE, Alexander McAllister 1921–1930 1932–1938 CONNOR, Francis 1893–1905 1906–1916 EWING, John 1901–1904, 1905–1908 1916–1933 GAYFER, Harry Walter 1962–1974 1974–1989 GIBSON, Sir Frank Ernest 1921–1924 1942–1956 GRIFFITH, Sir Arthur Frederick 1950–1953 1953–1977 HOLMES Joseph John 1901–1904, 1905–1906* 1914–1942 KEANE, Edward Vivian Harvey 1890–1891 1904 (May–July) KINGSMILL, Sir Walter 1897–1903 (Senator 1923–1935) 1903–1910 LATHAM, Sir Charles George 1921–1942 (Senator 1942–1943) 1946–1960 LEAHY, Kevin John 1989–1996 2004–2005 LEWIS, Alexander Ashley 1972–1974 1974–1989 LIGHTFOOT, Philip Ross 1983–1989 (Senator 1997–2008) 1993–1997 LOTON, Sir William Thorley 1890–1897 1898–1900 MacTIERNAN, Alannah Joan Geraldine 1996–2010 (1993–1996), 2017– MOORE, Thomas James April–July 1913 1920–1926 MOSS, Matthew Lewis 1895–1897 1900–1901 MURRAY, James 1947–1950 1951–1965 OATS, William 1897–1904 1904–1910 PARKER, Hubert Wyborn 1930–1933 1934–1954 PARKER, Sir Stephen Henry 1890–1892 1892–1897 PENNEFATHER, Richard William 1897–1901 1907–1914 RANDELL, George 1890–1892, 1894–1897 1893–1894, 1897–1910 SHOLL, Robert Frederick 1890–1897 1904–1909 THOMAS, Steven (Steve) Caldwell 2005–2008 2017– THOMSON, Alexander 1914–1930 1931–1950 THROSSELL, George 1890–1904 1907–1910 TRENORDEN, Maxwell Wayne 1986–2008 2009–2013 WELSH, Frank Robert 1933–1939 1940–1954 WILLMOTT, Francis Edward Sykes 1914–1921 1921–1926 WISE, Frank Joseph Scott 1933–1951 1956–1971 WOOD, Barrington Clarke 1894–1901 1902–1903 *J.J. Holmes was elected on 27 October 1905 but following a petition his election was declared void on 12 April 1906 and the seat declared vacant on 24 October 1906.

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BERINSON, Joseph Max MLC 1980–1993 MHR 1969–1975 BUZACOTT, Richard MLA 1908 September to November Sen 1910–1923 CARPENTER, William Henry MLA 1911–1917 MHR 1903–1906 (MHA South Australia 1896–1902) CARROLL, William MLC 1923–1924 Sen 1926–1936 CASH, Earl Douglas MLA 1968–1971 MHR 1958–1961 CLOTHIER, Robert Ernest MLA 1933–1936 Sen 1938–1950 COLEBATCH, Sir Hal Pateshall MLC 1912–1923, 1940–1948 Sen 1929–1933 CORBOY, Edwin Wilkie MLA 1921–1933 MHR 1918–1919 CUNNINGHAM, James MLC 1916–1922 Sen 1938–1943 MLA 1924–1936 DURACK, Peter Drew MLA 1965–1968 Sen 1971–1993 EDWARDS, Graham John MLC 1983–1987 MHR 1998–2007 EWING, Norman Kirkwood MLA 1897–1901 Sen 1901–1903 (also MHA Tasmania 1909–1915) FOLEY, George James MLA 1911–1920 MHR 1920–1922 FORREST, Sir John MLA 1890–1901 MHR 1901–1918 GRAYDEN, William Leonard MLA 1947–1949, 1956–1993 MHR 1949–1954 GREEN, Albert Ernest MLA 1911–1913, 1914–1921 MHR 1922–1940 GREGORY, Henry MLA 1897–1908, 1908–1911 MHR 1913–1940 HEITMANN, Edward Ernest MLA 1904–1913, 1914–1917 MHR 1917–1919 JOHNSTON, Edward Bertram MLA 1911–1915, 1916–1928 Sen 1929–1942 KINGSMILL, Sir Walter MLA 1897–1903 Sen 1923–1935 MLC 1903–1910, 1910–1922 KIRWAN, Sir John Waters MLC 1908–1946 MHR 1901–1903 LATHAM, Sir Charles George MLA 1921–1942 Sen 1942–1943 MLC 1946–1960 LAWRENCE, Dr Carmen Mary MLA 1986–1994 MHR 1994–2007 LESLIE, Hugh Alan MLA 1943–1949 MHR 1949–1958 1961–1963 LIGHTFOOT, Phillip Ross MLA 1986–1989 Sen 1997–2008 MLC 1993–1997 LYNCH, Patrick Joseph MLA 1904–1906 Sen 1907–1938 MacTIERNAN Alannah Joan MLC 1993–1996 MHR 2013–2016 Geraldine MLA 1996–2010 MLC 2017– McNEILL, Neil MLC 1965–1983 MHR 1961–1963 MARGETTS, Diane Elizabeth MLC 2001–2005 Sen 1993–1999 MATHESON, Sir Alexander Percival MLC 1897–1901 Sen 1901–1906 NEEDHAM, Edward MLA 1904–1905 Sen 1907–1920 MLA 1933–1953 Sen 1923–1929 PORTER, Charles Christian MLA 2008–2013 MHR 2013– PRATT, Louise Clare MLC 2001–2007 Sen 2008–2014, 2016– REID, David Donald MLA 1971–1972 Sen 1974 Jan to May SAUNDERS, Henry John MLC 1894–1902 Sen 1903 MLC 1918–1919 May to Dec SEWARD, Harrie Stephen MLA 1933–1950 Sen 1951–1958 SOLOMON, Elias MLA 1892–1901 MHR 1901–1903

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Oldest Members at Date of Completion of Parliamentary Service

Name Years Months Days Date Completed

KEENAN, Sir Norbert Michael 86 1 25 Defeated, Mar 1950 STUBBS, Sydney 85 7 24 Retired, Mar 1947 FRANKLIN, James Thomas, MLC 85 6 26 Retired, May 1940 DREW, John Michael MLC 81 9 Died, Jul 1947 CARDELL–OLIVER, Dame (Annie) Florence 79 10 27 Retired, Apr 1956 Gillies WITTENOOM, Sir Edward Horne, MLC 79 5 9 Retired, May 1934 HUTCHISON, Ruby Florence, MLC 79 3 6 Retired, May 1971 HAYWARD, Thomas 79 1 2 Retired, Oct 1911 LATHAM, Sir Charles George, MLC 78 3 25 Retired, May 1960 WILSON, Arthur Alan 77 10 14 Retired, Feb 1947 GIBSON, Sir Frank Ernest 77 10 4 Retired, May 1956 JOHNSON, William Dartnell 77 3 17 Died, Jan 1948 GEORGE, William James 77 2 17 Retired, Apr 1930 THOMSON, Alexander MLC 77 2 12 Retired, May 1950 MILES, George James Gallop Warden, MLC 77 – 13 Retired, May 1950 SPENCER, William 77 Approx Died, Jul 1901 MACFARLANE, James Mortimer, MLC 76 7 9 Died, May 1942 KIRWAN, Sir John Waters, MLC 76 5 19 Retired, May 1946 COLEBATCH, Sir Hal Pateshall, MLC 76 1 22 Defeated, May 1948 HARTREY, Thomas Augustine 76 – 19 Retired, Feb 1977

Members aged 65 and Over When First Elected to Western Australian Parliament *

Name Years Months Days Date House

FRANKLIN, James Thomas, MLC 73 6 27 1928 LC CHURCH, John Herbert 72 9 27 1932 LA SPENCER, William 72 Approx 1896 LC GRAHAM, Laurence (Laurie) William, MLC 71 6 1 2017 LC HARTREY, Thomas Augustine 70 0 20 1971 LA HAYWARD, Thomas 68 7 23 1901 LA HUGHES, Matthew 67 – 2 2017 LA ROWE, Francis James 66 6 4 1927 LA ATKINS, William 66 5 29 1902 LA

* James George was aged 69 years 5 months and 14 days when elected to the Legislative Council in May 1934 but he was unseated on petition.

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Name Party Year Elected Years Months Days

CORBOY, Edwin Wilkie1 ALP 1921 24 6 16 RADISICH, Jaye Amber2 ALP 2001 24 10 11 GARDINER, Joseph Peter ALP 1911 25 4 27 MORAN, Charles John Min 1894 25 7 19 GRAYDEN, David Ind Lib 1950 25 10 – HEITMANN, Edward Ernest ALP 1904 26 – 21 BURKE, Terence Joseph ALP 1968 26 1 22 WILSON, Albert James ALP 1904 26 3 15 EWING, Norman Kirkwood Ind 1897 26 4 8 O'LOGHLEN, Peter Laurence ALP 1908 26 4 18 BURKE, Brian Thomas ALP 1973 26 5 3 GRAYDEN, William Leonard Lib 1947 26 7 10 TROY, Michael Francis ALP 1904 26 8 11 PARKER, David Charles ALP 1980 26 9 – CONOLLY, John Richard Arthur Ind Min 1897 26 9 15 EVANS, Thomas Daniel ALP 1956 26 11 20 STONEHOUSE, Aaron, MLC Lib Dem 2017 26 10 23 COOK, Wyndham Truran ALP 1970 27 2 17 NEWTON, John Verdun ALP 1943 27 7 8 BATH, Thomas Henry ALP 1902 27 7 24 READ, Keith John ALP 1989 27 9 2 SCADDAN, John ALP 1904 27 10 20 CATANIA, Vincent Alexander, MLC3 ALP 2005 28 0 3 GRYLLS, Brendan John Nat 2001 28 0 19 BARNETT, Michael ALP 1974 28 2 6 JACOB, Albert Paul Lib 2008 28 5 21 COVERLEY, Aubrey Augustus ALP 1924 28 6 7 HEGNEY, James ALP 1930 28 6 16 BRYCE, Malcolm John ALP 1971 28 7 3 PRATT, Louise Clare, MLC4 ALP 2001 28 9 23 McGINN, Kyle Owen, MLC ALP 2017 28 11 29 THOMAS, Albert Ernest Ind 1901 29 1 14 McGOWAN, Mark ALP 1996 29 5 1 FARAGHER (nee TAYLOR), Donna Evelyn Lib 2005 29 5 14 Mary, MLC5 McLEOD, George ALP 1914 29 7 2 JAMIESON, Colin John ALP 1953 29 8 19 HOLMAN, John Barkell ALP 1901 29 9 14 QUINLAN, Timothy Francis Min 1890 29 9 22 RAPHAEL, Howard Stirling ALP 1930 29 9 30 SULC, Paul, MLC ALP 1996 29 10 23 CARR, Jeffrey Phillip ALP 1974 29 11 1 NEEDHAM, Edward ALP 1904 29 (Approx) ______

1. Edwin Wilkie Corboy was aged 22 years 2 months and 2 days when he was elected to the House of Representatives in October 1918. 2. Jaye Amber Radisich is the youngest woman ever elected to the Western Australian Parliament. 3. Vincent Catania was 28 years 2 months and 29 days when he took his seat as the youngest person ever elected to the Legislative Council. 4. Louise Pratt is the youngest woman member ever elected to the Legislative Council. On the day she took her seat she was aged 29 years 1 month and 4 days. 5. Donna Faragher (nee Taylor), the youngest Liberal woman elected to either House was 29 years 8 months and 10 days when she commenced her term in Parliament. 313 Edition th The 24 The 1904 1983 1904 1904 1903 2013 2008 1911 1986 1905 1980 1936 1906 1911 1983 1905 1904 1902 1905 1910 1982 2005 Appointed Appointed Appointed 1 3 5 3 9 8 5 – 3 2 17 15 21 11 10 1 20 23 25 30 24 27 Days Days Days 9 3 5 5 0 0 2 2 3 4 5 – 2 8 3 10 – 9 9 11 11 11 Months Months Months 29 30 32 32 33 33 33 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 30 37 33 39 33 34 35 Years Years Years The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The PARKER, David Charles David PARKER, John SCADDAN, BATH, Thomas Henry BATH, HOLMAN, John Barkell HOPKINS, John Marquis Albert Paul JACOB, Mary Donna Evelyn (nee TAYLOR), FARAGHER JOHNSON, William Dartnell Leslie HILL, Gordon James MOORE, Sir Newton Barry John MACKINNON, George Albert Redvers HAWKE, Name SCADDAN, John SCADDAN, BURKE, Brian Thomas MOORE, Sir Newton James MOORE, Sir Newton Name BATH, Thomas Henry Thomas BATH, Name DAGLISH, Henry DAGLISH, JOHNSON, William Dartnell JAMES, Sir Walter Hartwell Sir Walter JAMES, SCADDAN, John SCADDAN, BURKE, Brian Thomas BIRNEY, Matthew John Matthew BIRNEY, Youngest Premiers of Western Australia of Western Premiers Youngest YOUNGEST MEMBERS OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT TO OCCUPY PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE AND AND EXECUTIVE PRINCIPAL OCCUPY TO PARLIAMENT AUSTRALIAN THE WESTERN OF MEMBERS YOUNGEST OFFICES PARTY POLITICAL Crown of the Ministers Youngest Youngest Leaders of the Opposition Leaders Youngest

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HARRY THOMAS MAY (MLA Collie 1947–1968) and his son DONALD GEORGE MAY (MLA Canning 1962–1965 and Clontarf 1968–1977) both sat in the Legislative Assembly during the latter’s term from March 1962 until his defeat in February 1965.

REGINALD JOHN TUBBY (MLA Greenough 1975–1989) and his son FREDERICK CHARLES TUBBY (MLA Dale 1988–1989 and Roleystone 1989–2001) both sat in the Legislative Assembly from the election of the latter in May 1988 until the retirement of R.J. Tubby in February 1989.

SIR EDWARD HORNE WITTENOOM (MLC 1884, 1895–1898, 1902–1906, 1910–1934) and his son CHARLES HORNE WITTENOOM (MLC 1928–1940) both sat in the Legislative Council from the election of the latter in May 1928, until the retirement of Sir Edward in May 1934.

NB: GEORGE WALPOLE LEAKE (Nominated MLC 1890–1894) and his son, GEORGE LEAKE (MLA Albany 1890 and 1894–1902) were both members of the Western Australia Parliament although in different Houses from 24 December 1890 (nomination of the former) to 30 December 1890 (resignation of George Leake). Fathers and Sons Who Both Served as Ministers of the Crown in Western Australia

BAXTER, Charles Farquharson Minister June 1917–April 1921, April 1930–April 1933 BAXTER, Norman Eric Minister April 1974–March 1977.

COURT, Sir Charles Walter Michael Minister April 1959–March 1971, April 1974–January 1982 COURT, Richard Fairfax Minister February 1993–February 2001

WOOD, Barrington Clarke Minister September 1900–May 1901 WOOD, Garnet Barrington Minister April 1947–January 1952

Fathers and Sons Who Both Served as Premiers of Western Australia

Sir Charles Walter Michael Court (Premier 1974–1982) and Richard Fairfax Court (Premier 1993–2001) are the only father and son each to have served as Premier of Western Australia.

Members who succeeded their fathers in the same Constituency or Province

NORMAN ERIC BAXTER (MLC 1950–1958 and 1960–1983) succeeded his father CHARLES FARQUHARSON BAXTER (MLC 1914–1950) as Member for the Central Province (known as East Province during the latter’s term of membership).

RICHARD FAIRFAX COURT (MLA Nedlands 1982–2001) succeeded his father SIR CHARLES WALTER MICHAEL COURT (MLA for Nedlands 1953–1982).

MARY (MAY) ALICE HOLMAN (MLA for Forrest 1925–1939) succeeded her father JOHN BARKELL HOLMAN (MLA for Murchison 1901–1921 and MLA Forrest 1923–1925). On her death in 1939, May Holman was succeeded as MLA for Forrest by her brother EDWARD JOSEPH FREDERICK HOLMAN (MLA Forrest 1939–1947). The Holmans, who between them represented Forrest for 24 years consecutively, provide the only instance of a father, son and daughter all serving (and for the same seat) in the Western Australian Parliament.

JACK McINTOSH THOMSON (MLC for South Province, formerly South-East Province, 1950–1974) succeeded his father ALEXANDER THOMSON (MLC for South-East Province 1931–1950). Alexander Thomson was previously MLA for Katanning 1914–1930.

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ARNOLD EDMUND PIESSE (MLA Katanning 1909–1914 and 1930–1935) served in the Legislative Assembly 2 Historical Record of the Parliament from 1890 with ALFRED NAPOLEON PIESSE (MLA Toodyay (1911–1924) from Alfred's election in October 1911 until Arnold retired in October 1914. In addition a third brother, CHARLES AUSTIN PIESSE (MLC South East Province 1894–1914) was a member of the Upper House until his death in July 1914 and his daughter– in–law, WINIFRED MARGARET PIESSE, was MLC for Lower Central Province from 1977 to 1983. A fourth brother, FREDERICK HENRY PIESSE (MLA Williams 1890–1904 and Katanning 1904–1909) was in the Parliament (though in a different House) at the same time as Charles from the latter's election in July 1894 until his own resignation in October 1909.

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TERENCE JOSEPH BURKE (MLA Perth 1968–1987) and his brother BRIAN THOMAS BURKE (MLA Balcatta and Balga 1973–1988)–served together in the Legislative Assembly from the latter’s election in July 1973 until the retirement of Terence Joseph Burke in February 1987.

CHARLES EDWARD DEMPSTER (MLC East Province 1894–1907) and his brother ANDREW DEMPSTER (MLC East Province 1903–1904) were both members of the Legislative Council from the latter’s election in May 1903 until his defeat in May 1904.

ALBERT YOUNG HASSELL (MLA Plantagenet 1890–1904) and his brother JOHN FREDERICK TASMAN HASSELL (Nominated MLC 1893–1894 and MLA Albany 1900–1904) served from August 1893 in different houses until the latter’s retirement in July 1894 and then both served in the Legislative Assembly from John's election in August 1900 until his retirement in April 1901.

JAMES HEGNEY (MLA Middle Swan 1930–1947 and 1950–1961 and MLA Belmont 1962–1968) sat in the Legislative Assembly at the same time as WILLIAM HEGNEY (MLA Pilbara 1939–1950 and MLA Mt Hawthorn 1950–1968) from the latter’s election in March 1939 until James's defeat in March 1947 and from James's re-election in March 1950 until both retired in March 1968. This is the longest period (26 years) that two brothers have served together in the Western Australian Parliament.

HENRY KENNEDY MALEY (MLA Greenough 1917–1924 and MLA Irwin 1929–1930) and CHARLES CROWTHER MALEY (MLA Irwin 1921–1929) were both members of the Legislative Assembly from the latter’s election in March 1921 until Henry's defeat in March 1924. Henry re-entered Parliament in 1929 at the by election occasioned by the death of Charles.

EDWARD McLARTY (MLC South West Province 1894–1916) and JOHN POLLARD McLARTY (MLA Murray 1904–1909) served simultaneously in different houses from the latter’s election in June 1904 until his death in January 1909.

ALEXANDER ROBERT RICHARDSON (MLA De Grey 1890–1897) was in Parliament at the same time as his brother JOHN ELLIOT RICHARDSON (MLC North Province 1894–1904) from the latter’s election in July 1894 until Alexander's retirement in April 1897.

ROBERT THOMAS ROBINSON (MLA Canning 1914–1921) served in the Legislative Assembly with HERBERT ROBINSON (MLA Albany 1917–1919) from the latter’s election in September 1917 until his death in May 1919.

HORACE WILLIAM SHOLL (MLA Roebourne 1891–1901) and ROBERT FREDERICK SHOLL (MLA Gascoyne 1890–1897 and MLC North Province 1904–1909) were both members of the Legislative Assembly from the former’s election in January 1891 until Robert's retirement in April 1897.

CHARLES PRANGLE WANSBROUGH (MLA Beverley 1914–1917 and 1924–1930) served in the Legislative Assembly with ARTHUR WILLIAM WANSBROUGH (MLA Albany 1924–1936) from Arthur's election and Charles’s re-election in March 1924 until the latter’s defeat in April 1930. Charles represented the Country Party while Arthur was a member of the ALP.

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Commonwealth 43 (28.7%) 32 (42.1%) 75 (33.2%) New South Wales 27 (29%) 9 (21.4%) 36 (26.7%) Victoria 33 (37.5%) 17 (43.0%) 50 (39.4%) Queensland 25 (28.1%) 25 (28.1%) Western Australia 18 (30.5%) 11 (30.0%) 29 (30.5%) South Australia 13 (27.7%) 5 (22.7%) 18 (26.1%) Tasmania 11 (44%) 5 (35.7%) 16 (41.0%) Australian Capital Territory 13 (52%) 13 (52.0%) Northern Territory 12 (48%) 12 (48.0%) All Australian Parliaments 274 (33.0%)

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CLERKS

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement

LEE STEERE, Charles James (see 1832–1870 list) 11 June 1901 HILLMAN, George Frances 20 June 1901 1 January 1923 PARKER, Bernard 1 July 1923 30 June 1931 GRANT, Alexander Ronald, ISO 1 October 1931 9 October 1936 LEAKE, Lancelot Luke 9 October 1936 17 April 1951 SPARKS, Alexander Bevan 18 April 1951 29 March 1956 ROBERTS, John Bertram, ISO, MBE, ED. 30 March 1956 31 July 1978 ASHLEY, Jonathon Gordon Charles, Dip. PTC 1 August 1978 26 February 1982 (Acctg) MARQUET, Laurance Bernhard, LL B, ACIS, D 23 June 1982 5 August 2005 Jur. BETJEMAN, Jane-Marie (Mia), BJuris, LLB, 14 March 2006 7 September 2007 GCM PEACOCK, Malcolm* 25 September 2007 23 May 2014 PRATT, Nigel, BA, BJuris, LLB** 3 February 2014 Still in office

DEPUTY CLERKS

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement

HOFT, Leslie Albert, AASA 23 June 1982 1 August 1986 CORNWELL, Michelle Joy 1 December 1987 31 July 1988 ALLNUTT, Ian Lea 1 August 1988 5 July 2002 PEACOCK, Malcolm 23 May 2005* 24 September 2007 LAKE, Nigel 6 November 2007 13 August 2015 GRANT, Paul 30 October 2015 Still in office

DEPUTY CLERK (COMMITTEES)

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement

KAY, Stuart 4 July 1996 31 July 1999

* Acting Clerk of the Legislative Council from 8 August 2005 to 13 March 2006. ** Acting Clerk of the Legislative Council from 3 February 2014 to 24 May 2014.

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PEACOCK, Malcolm 14 September 1999 1 October 2002 GALE, Peter 9 August 2012 Still in office

SECOND CLERKS ASSISTANT (Office abolished 4 August 1986)

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement

HOFT, Leslie Albert 12 March 1973 31 July 1978 ALLNUTT, Ian Lea 4 October 1978 1 August 1986

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Date of Retirement or Name Date of Appointment Death

WRIGHT, John Harold 17 January 1891 October 1891 JEPHSON, Maynard Hugh October 1891 October 1892 WRIGHT, John Harold October 1892 July 1894 COCKBURN-CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander Bart July 1894 June 1895 GRANT, Alexander Ronald 20 June 1895 31 October 1911 STEERE, Francis Grylls 1 November 1911 30 September 1931 WILKINSON, Norman Charles 14 October 1931 2 September 1933 ISLIP, Frederick Ernest 11 September 1933 31 March 1948 HAWLEY, Leonard Philip 1 April 1948 30 June 1966 BARTLETT, Jocelyn Coyte, DFM 1 July 1966 30 June 1970 OKELY, Bruce Lefroy 1 July 1970 1 December 1975 THORNBER, Philip Norman, APAA, JP 2 December 1975 14 May 1976 FARRELL, Lionel Geoffrey Charles16 4 June 1976 30 June 1985 McHUGH, Peter John 20 July 1987 22 August 1989 MANDY, John David17 23 October 1989 18 September 2000 YOUNG, Andrew McLaren18 1 July 2002 13 May 2005 LAKE, Nigel Rodney19 1 July 2002 5 November 2007 ROBINSON, Kirsten Marie20 13 June 2005 1 April 2011 KERR, Elizabeth Mary21 6 February 2008 Still in office NALDER, Scott Randall22 8 March 2012 9 October 2015 BATES, Mathew 10 October 2015 Still in office

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16. The position of Clerk Assistant was redesignated as Deputy Clerk from 1 July 1985. 17. The appointee also held the position of Sergeant-at-Arms from 31 January 1990. 18. The appointee also held the position of Sergeant-at-Arms from 5 July 2004 to 13 May 2005. 19. The appointee also held the position of Sergeant-at-Arms from September 2000 to June 2004. 20. The appointee also held the position of Sergeant-at Arms from June 2005 to June 2007. 21. The appointee also held the position of Sergeant-at-Arms from June 2007 to April 2008. 22. The appointee acted in the position from 4 April 2011.

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PART THREE

HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE PARLIAMENT 1832 - 1890 3 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890

Establishment of the Legislative Council

On 1 November 1830, an Order-in-Council was issued in England ‘for the establishment of a Legislative Council to make all necessary laws and to constitute all necessary courts for the peace, order and good government’ of the Swan River Colony. These powers, granted under the terms of an Imperial Act of 1829 that empowered the Crown to authorise any three or more persons to make laws for the Colony, were subject to the provisos that any law or ordinance made by the Council must have been first proposed by the Governor or officer administering the Government and were subject to disallowance by the Secretary of State for the Colonies. The Order-in-Council was not published in Western Australia until 29 December 1831, and the first sitting of the Legislative Council was held on 7 February 1832.

Membership of the Legislative Council in the Pre-convict Period, 1832–1850 As first constituted, the Legislative Council consisted of the Governor and four official members, all of whom also comprised the Executive Council. These were:

Captain James Stirling RN Governor Captain Frederick Chidley Irwin Commandant Peter Broun (Brown) Colonial Secretary Captain John Septimus Roe Surveyor-General William Henry Mackie Advocate General

Roe and Irwin (apart from a period in England) served on the Legislative Council throughout the entire pre-convict period and Broun was a member until 1846. In 1847, the Collector of Revenue, Henry Charles Sutherland, became the fifth ex-officio member of the Council.

Towards the end of Stirling’s term as Governor, the appointment of four non-official members was finally sanctioned by the British Government. Authority for the appointment of the nominees had firstbeen indicated as early as March 1833, but as the colonists wanted the new representatives to be elected instead of nominated (a policy with which the British Government did not agree), Stirling was directed to withhold the appointments for the time being and the Order-in-Council authorising the increase in the size ofthe Legislative Council was not issued until August 1838. One of the first acts of John Hutt, who became Governor on 3 January 1839, was immediately to appoint William Locke Brockman, George Leake, Thomas Peel and William Tanner as non-official members of the Legislative Council. The term of office of these members, who took their seats in March 1839, was for life or for the duration of their stay in the colony. Until the appointment of Sutherland in 1847, there were four official and four non-official members in addition to the Governor, who had both deliberative and casting votes.

Of the four original non-official nominee members, the longest serving was Leake, who remained a member until his death in 1849. One source of controversy was the appointment in 1842 (acting from 1841) of William Henry Mackie (Advocate-General from 1831 to 1834) as a non-official member. At the time of his appointment, and throughout the next fifteen years on the Council, Mackie occupied a salaried official post as Commissioner of the Civil Court (see below), and was effectively the Colony’s only judge.

Sittings and Business of the Legislative Council, 1832–1850 The Council first met in what was in essence a room in the Governor’s house known as the temporary Government Offices Building, which was located near the site of the present Council House. However, the Council’s use of these premises could not have lasted long, given that the building was being demolished by September 1834. The principal business of the first sitting in 1832 was apparently the establishment of a Civil Court with the powers of the Courts of King’s Bench, Common Pleas and Exchequer. Other matters dealt with during the first year included the shortness of provisions, the need for more livestock and the ‘menacing attitude of the natives’.

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the public and were extensively reported by the press. On Christmas Day 1834, George Fletcher Moore, the 3 Advocate General of the Colony, wrote: Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890

Our Legislative Council is now open to the public and we are directed to conform to the rules of the British Parliament in our proceedings, so that actually you may regard me as a Member of Parliament here…the room in which our Legislative Council sits is a large room with a space railed off for the public. We are required to appear in full dress there, so that I have had an opportunity of wearing the coat and waist-coat you sent, but I confess I have not had the courage to put it on yet. The Governor appears in full dress (naval uniform), Captain Daniel [the Commandant] in full military dress, Messrs Broun and Roe in blue coats, with red collars and Crown buttons, i.e. buttons with Crown on them. All civil officers wear these buttons.

In addition to the regalia, the early Parliament, notwithstanding its small size, was characterised byan elaborate set of Standing Orders and a formal requirement for three readings for all Bills.

Apart from its sittings in the temporary Government Offices, ‘there is evidence that the Council did have some of its meetings in the new Reveley-designed courthouse, which was completed in 1836’. Subsequently, the Council sat in the new government offices fronting St Georges Terrace, which incorporated a Council chamber; and from 1864 to 1870 in the old Georgian-style Government House, by then abandoned as the vice-regal residence.

In January 1835, Stirling submitted formal Annual Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure to the Legislative Council for the first time. However, the members dissented entirely from the Estimates and, bolstered by support from a large public meeting in February, substituted others. Moore wrote on 26 March:

…the public mind was very anxious about some items of expenditure proposed by the Governor which were not thought very useful or judicious by the colonists. I think we have set the public mind a little at ease on the subject by asserting our independence of any influence but the conscientious discharge of our duty.

The central issue was the proposed expenditure of taxation on maintaining a police corps, which the Council amended to utilise the money for the construction of roads and bridges. These changes were accepted by the Governor. However, in 1838, when fresh disputes arose between Stirling and the Council over the Estimates, the Governor referred the matter to the Colonial Office for settlement. The fact that Stirling had so many problems with a Legislative Council consisting entirely of Government officials is probably due to these officials also being landowners, who saw their long-term future as being in the Colony.

With the addition of the non-official nominee members in the 1840s, the hostility of the colonists was directed more toward the landowning officials. Requests were forwarded to the British Government in 1847 and 1848 for the appointment of additional non-official members. The non-official members themselves went further and asked for a power of veto over any Bill to which they were unanimously opposed. While these proposals were rejected by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, he did make provision for Western Australia in the Australian Colonies Government Act 1850 (see below).

Furthermore, in May 1849 an Order-in-Council identified Western Australia as ‘one of the places to which convicts may be sent from the United Kingdom’. This decision had been made only to apply to a limited number of specific individuals who would be placed on ticket-of-leave immediately on arrival in Western Australia but subsequently, arising out of resolutions passed at a public meeting held in Perth in February 1849 but news of which had not reached Britain until after May, the Colony was accepted as a ‘regular penal settlement involving large-scale British expenditure’. The first convicts arrived in June 1850.

Constitution of the Legislative Council and the Achievement of Representative Government, 1850–1870 The Australian Colonies Government Act 1850 extended to all of the existing Australian colonies except Western Australia the right to have Legislative Councils of which two-thirds of the members would be elected, as was already the case in New South Wales. The Secretary of State pointed out that this could not be extended to Western Australia due to the establishment of the convict system in the Colony, which meant that the bulk of the expenses would fall upon the British Government. Thus Section IX of the Act provided that the Legislative Council could transform itself into a predominantly elected body upon: …the Presentation of a Petition signed by not less than One Third in Number of the Householders within the Colony of Western Australia, praying that a Legislative Council according to the Provisions of this Act be established within such

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3 Colony, and that Provision be made for charging upon the Revenues of such Colony all such part of the Expenses of the Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 Civil Establishment thereof as may have previously been defrayed by Parliamentary Grants...

The latter condition was met in 1856. From 1853, British parliamentary grants had been progressively reduced, despite opposition from the Legislative Council, which in 1854 (two years after the Comptroller- General of Convicts, Captain Henderson, had become an additional member of the Executive Council but not of the Legislative Council) passed a resolution seeking the appointment of additional non-official members. There was also some pressure during the 1850s for the introduction of elected members, and during the governorship of Arthur Kennedy in the second half of the 1850s, two of the non-official members resigned, arguing that they had no power in the Council as it was then constituted.

In July 1855, Frederick Barlee commenced a twenty-year term on the Legislative Council as Colonial Secretary, while George Frederick Stone was Advocate-General and then Attorney-General from 1859 (acting from 1857) to 1870. Long-serving non-official members between 1850 and 1868 included Lionel Samson, Marshall Waller Clifton, John Wall Hardey, Samuel Pole Phillips and Edward Hamersley.

Notification came in 1864 that the transportation of convicts to Western Australia would cease within three years and in the following year a committee succeeded in drafting a petition of householders which complied with the terms of the 1850 Act. However, in June 1865 the official members and Hardey, one of the non- officials, succeeded only in having the Council agree to the addition of two more non-official members, bringing the total to six (the same number as there were official members) and also to limit the term of all non-official nominees to three years.

Possibly acting on the basis that ‘no change should be affected until transportation actually ceased’the Colonial Office took two years to accept these proposals. However, following the receipt of theofficial despatch in September 1867, Governor John Hampton allayed some of the discontent over the absence of elected members by accepting the resolutions from a public meeting in October 1867 calling for the residents of each of the colony’s six districts—Perth, Fremantle, Champion Bay, Eastern Districts, Guildford and the Swan, and Murray—to elect a member whom the Governor would nominate to the Legislative Council.

All free adult males had the right to vote—i.e. there was no property franchise —and those nominated on the basis of the election results were:

Julian George Charles Carr Perth Walter Bateman Fremantle Samuel Pole Phillips Eastern Districts William Locke Brockman Guildford and the Swan James George Lee Steere Murray The electors of Champion Bay refused to participate and the Governor accordingly nominated Hardey to the sixth position, an unpopular move given that Hardey had opposed the original petition and had secured only three votes in the election for Guildford and the Swan. All six were appointed to the Legislative Council on 4 May 1868.

Further moves for the introduction of an elected Parliament were under way immediately and Governor Hampton agreed to recommend that, at the end of three years, half the Council be elected by popular vote.

This was taken a stage further by the next Governor, Frederick Weld, who strongly supported the notion of representative government and a despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies in March 1870 agreed in principle to such a change. An ordinance passed in 1870 provided for the establishment of a Legislative Council of eighteen members, of whom twelve would be elected, three would be nominated officials (the Colonial Secretary, the Surveyor-General and the Attorney General) and three would be nominee non-officials. Subsequent increases in size would maintain the ratio of two-thirds elected members to one-third nominated members. Both voters and prospective members of the reconstituted Legislative Council were to be subject to a property franchise. Both elected and nominee members were to serve five-year terms, but the Governor had the power to prorogue (that is, discontinue a session) or dissolve the Council at any time. As the Governor

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was no longer a member of the Legislative Council, it was necessary for the members to elect a Speaker to 3 preside over their meetings and the Governor to send to the Council for the consideration of its members Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 all Bills that he wanted to introduce. In turn, the Governor retained a power of veto and remained primarily responsible to the Secretary of State in London for the administration of the Colony.

With the establishment of a ‘parliament’ that included a majority of elected members, Western Australia could be said to have adopted for the first time a system of representative government—a system under which ‘the whole people or some numerous portions of them, exercise through deputies periodically elected by themselves, the ultimate controlling power which, in every constitution, must reside somewhere’ (John Stuart Mill).

However, unlike the other Australian colonies, there was not yet a system of responsible government, since the executive (that is, the Governor) was not responsible to the legislature (the Legislative Council), except that the latter did have the power to obstruct the Governor’s revenue and expenditure proposals. From Representative Government to Responsible Government 1870–1890

The writs for the first elections to the new Legislative Council were issued on 18 July 1870 and the elections were held during October and early November. There were ten electoral districts, with Perth and Fremantle being entitled to elect two members each. The Council, which met for the first time on 5 December 1870, consisted of:

Official Nominees F.P. Barlee (Colonial Secretary) R.J. Walcott (Attorney-General) M. Fraser (Surveyor-General)

Non-official Nominees S.P. Phillips M. Brown W.E. Marmion

Elected Members J.G.C. Carr, L.S. Leake (Perth) W.D. Moore, E. Newman (Fremantle) J. McKail (Albany) M. Logue (Geraldton) G. Shenton (Greenough) T.C. Gull (Swan) J. Drummond (Toodyay) J.G. Bussell (Vasse) J.G. Lee Steere (Wellington) J.H. Monger (York)

From 1870 to 1890, the Legislative Council met in its own purpose-built chamber, located in Hay Street, Perth, to the east of the Town Hall, and which was subsequently used by the Legislative Assembly between 1890 and 1904 and eventually demolished in 1968. Luke Leake was the first Speaker and his fellow member for Perth, Julian Carr, was Chairman of Committees until July 1873. After Carr’s successor, Thomas Campbell Carey, lost his parliamentary seat in 1874, the Speaker also acted as Chairman for a time, after which Thomas Cockburn- Campbell (Albany) served as Chairman until the coming of responsible government.

In 1871, the property franchise for candidates at Legislative Council elections—previously candidates were required to have property with a capital value of £2,000 or productive of an annual income of £100—was halved and the vote extended to ex-convicts holding conditional pardons, although the latter could not become members of the Council. The new requirements applied for the general election held in June and July 1872 after the Council had been formally dissolved due to a dispute over tariffs. In 1873, a Bill was passed raising the number of members to 21, seven of who were to be nominated (three officials, four non-officials). The two additional elected members were to represent Murray and Williams and the Northern District respectively.

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3 The two new districts returned their first representatives at the next election, which was again held Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 prematurely—from September to November 1874—primarily over the issue of responsible government. Following sustained agitation over the issue, a Bill had been introduced into the Council providing for the establishment of a bicameral (two-chamber) Parliament with a fully-nominated Upper House, but this lapsed when the Council was dissolved. Subsequently, although support for responsible government was evident at the polls, the issue died away with the departure of Weld and the arrival of a new Governor, Sir William Robinson. Lord Carnarvon, the Secretary of State made it plain that he considered the change premature in a colony with a population of only 26,000 people, of whom at least 5,000 were former convicts.

An important innovation in 1877 (although the Royal Assent was not received until 1879), was the abolition of proxy voting and the introduction of the secret ballot for Legislative Council elections. In 1878, a newly- elected member, Stephen Henry Parker, moved unsuccessfully for a Bill to amend the constitution to allow for self- government and the election of February–March 1880 was fought largely on constitutional issues. Another change made in 1878 (although not implemented until 1884) allowed the Governor to include up to two non-official members in the Executive Council.

A further expansion in the size of the Legislative Council resulted from a Bill passed in 1882. The two additional members (one for the new Gascoyne district and a second for the Northern district) were elected in April and May 1883, while the Director of Public Works and Commissioner of Railways became the fourth official member in July.

General elections were held in September and October 1884 and two years later the death occurred of Sir Luke Leake, who had been Speaker since 1870. His successor, James Lee Steere (the Chairman of Committees, Thomas Cockburn-Campbell, declined to nominate) was to hold the post until the coming of self-government and was then Speaker of the Legislative Assembly until his death in 1903. Another change came in 1886, when legislation was approved that allowed the size of the Council to be expanded to twenty-six members, with the addition of an elected representative for Kimberley (February 1887) and a fifth nominee non-official member (June 1887).

Four candidates supporting responsible government won by-elections during the first half of 1887, and in July the Legislative Council agreed, by 13 votes to four, that ‘in the opinion of this Council the time has arrived when the Executive should be made responsible to the legislature of the Colony’ i.e. it called for the introduction of what is known as responsible government as distinct from representative government. A Constitution Bill drafted by Governor Broome was debated in 1888 and the general elections of January–February 1889 confirmed strong public support for self-government, which was finally achieved in the following year (see below).

The last Council under the old form of government, which expired on 21 October 1890 on the proclamation of the new Constitution, included four official and five non-official nominee members:

Official Nominees Sir Malcolm Fraser (Colonial Secretary) C.N. Warton (AttorneyGeneral) J.A. Wright (Director of Works, Engineer-in-Chief and Commissioner of Railways) Sir John Forrest (Surveyor-General and Commissioner of Crown Lands) Non-official Nominees Sir James G. Lee Steere Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell G. Randell D.K. Congdon J. Morrison

At that time the qualification for elected members was the possession of freehold land valued at £1,000. The qualification for electors was £50 freehold or £10 household or the lease of Crown land to the same amount of annual rental. However, an informed estimate at the time suggested that up to 90 per cent of Western Australia’s adult males would be eligible to vote under the proposed new constitution.

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The Achievement of Responsible Government 3 Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890

Following resolutions of the Legislative Council in July 1887, which included those seeking the immediate granting of responsible government, Broome forwarded the address in which they were included to London expressing the view that: my conviction [is] that Responsible Government ought now to be granted to Western Australia, for the reason that the Colony has progressed to the stage at which such institutions may be adopted, and has passed the stage at which the Government can be satisfactorily carried on under the existing constitution.

On receiving the response from the British Government early in 1888 which stated in effect thatthe constitutional question was ‘in limbo’ the Legislative Council agreed to another set of proposals and, after further reference to London, a draft Constitution Bill prepared by the Governor was debated in the Council in October and November 1888.

In the wake of a decisive vote in favour of responsible government at the January 1889 elections, the Constitution Bill was again introduced into the Legislative Council in March. After amendment, the Bill was passed in April and forwarded to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. However, since the 1889 Bill provided for the colonial legislature to control Crown lands in Western Australia (a provision that exceeded the authority granted in the Australian Colonies Government Act 1850), ratification by the British Parliament was necessary before the Royal Assent could be given. With this in mind in December 1889, Broome, Parker and Cockburn- Campbell left for England having been chosen by the Legislative Council to represent the Colony during the period when the issue of self-government was before the British Parliament. Even then the passage of the legislation was not achieved easily and for a time it appeared there was a chance that the colony would be sub-divided because of the belief among some opponents of the Bill that Britain should continue to control colonial Crown lands, which, they claimed, were the ‘heritage of the British people’ and should be retained for settlement by the surplus population of the United Kingdom. An area as large as Western Australia it was argued could not simply be handed over to 45,000 people scattered thinly over it and the Secretary of State proposed that colonial control be exercised only over land south of the 26th parallel of latitude. In addition, an attempt was also made to veto any colonial Act that aimed at the exclusion of British immigrants. Following its second reading, the Bill was referred to a Select Committee chaired by Baron de Worms, to which the Western Australian delegates gave evidence. This Committee in turn recommended that most of the clauses in the Bill that had caused concern be deleted and the colonial legislature be given complete control of the lands of the Colony.

With the support of Sir William Robinson (Governor 1880–1883 and 1890–1895) and a deputation of the Agents-General of the other Australian colonies, the Bill passed the British Parliament in July 1890 and the new Constitution received the Royal Assent on 15 August. The announcement of the latter was made in a proclamation dated 21 October 1890 and read publicly by the Acting Chief Justice in Perth on that date and published in the Government Gazette on 23 October.

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N.B. Because of gaps in the official records, the following lists are, in some cases, approximate. Account is not taken in most cases of those acting in official positions from time to time.

Throughout the entire period from February 1832 to August 1870, those who occupied the following positions served ex officio in the Legislative Council: • Governor • Colonial Secretary • Commandant (Commander of the Troops) • Surveyor-General • Advocate General (from 1861, Attorney-General)

In addition, from 1847 the Collector of Revenue (also known from 1853 as Colonial Treasurer and Collector of Inland Revenue) was included in both the Executive and Legislative Councils. It has now been verified that the Comptroller-General of Convicts (first appointed in 1852) although a member of the Executive Council was not (as was previously assumed) a member of the Legislative Council. Commandant (Commander of the Troops)

Name Period of Service

Captain (later Lieutenant-Colonel) F.C. Irwin 1829–1833; 1836–1854 Captain Richard Daniell 1833–1835 (deceased July 1835) Lieutenant-Colonel G.M. Reeves 1854–1855 Lieutenant-Colonel John Bruce 1855–November 1870 (Acting) Major Robert Henry Crampton 1867

Collector of Revenue (from 1853, Colonial Treasurer and Collector of Inland Revenue)

Name Period of Service

Henry Charles Sutherland June 1847–June 1855 Richard McBride Broun 1855 (appointment not confirmed by Secretary of State) Anthony O’Grady Lefroy 1855–1870 (acting appointments, 1863 and 1864)

Comptroller-General of Convicts (not a member of the Legislative Council)

Name Period of Service

Captain Edmund Yeamans Walcott Henderson 1852–1863 Commander William Henry Newland 1863–1866 George Essex Hampton (acting) 1866–1867 Henry Wakeford 1867–1870

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Between January 1839 and 1867, there were four non-official nominee members in the Council. The lists immediately following show the sequence of appointment to each of the four positions and then the subsequent lists indicate the names of the six non-official members who sat from May 1868 until July 1870, when writs were issued for the election to the new partly-elected, partly-nominated Legislative Council. For reference purposes, an alphabetical list is also appended of all 22 non-official nominee members who sat in the Council at one time or another between 1839 and 1870.

Name Period of Service

William Locke Brockman January 1839 – 1840 Edward Pomeroy Barrett-Lennard May 1840 – August 1842 (resigned) William Henry Mackie August 1842 – June 18571 (acting member, July 1841 – July 1842); see also Advocate General Samuel Pole Phillips June 1857 (acting from March 1857) – 1867 George Leake January 1839 – May 1849 (deceased) Lionel Samson December 1849 – October 1856 Edward Hamersley March 1857 – October 18672

Thomas Peel January 1839 – April 1840 (resigned) Thomas Newte Yule April 1841 – 1847 (temporarily replaced by William Henry Mackie, July 1841 – July 1842) Richard West Nash March 1848 – December 18503 Thomas Brown May 1851 (acting from 1850) – May 1852 William Pearce Clifton May 1852 – 1854 John Wall Hardey March 1855 – 1867 William Tanner January 1839 – 1843 (resigned) Francis Corbet Singleton March 1844 – 1846 Walter Boyd Andrews June 1847 – September 1847 (deceased) Samuel Moore October 1848 – July 1849 (deceased) Marshall Waller Clifton May 1851 – October 1858 (resigned) Lionel Samson October 1859 – October 1867

NON-OFFICIAL NOMINEE MEMBERS, JULY 1868 – AUGUST 1870 Five of the six non-official members nominated to the Legislative Council in May 1868 were appointed by the Governor after being successful in elections for their respective districts (indicated in brackets). Hardey was nominated by the Governor after the electors of Champion Bay refused to participate in the election process.

Period of Name District Service

William Locke Brockman Swan-Guildford 1868–1870 Samuel Pole Phillips Eastern Districts 1868–1870 John Wall Hardey 1868–1870 Julian George Charles Carr Perth 1868–1870 James George Lee Steere Wellington 1868–1870 Walter Bateman Fremantle 1868–1870 (did not attend 1869; replaced by Edward Newman, May 1870) ______

1. Between July and December 1849, Mackie was the only non-official member of the Legislative Council. 2. Edward Hamersley was the father of the Edward Hamersley who was elected to the Legislative Council in 1874. 3. Nash was on leave and then absent in England from January 1849 and died December 1850. 341 3 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 NON-OFFICIAL NOMINEE MEMBERS, 1839–1870 (ALPHABETICAL LIST)

Name Period of Service

Andrews, Walter Boyd June – September 1847 Barrett-Lennard, Edward Pomeroy 1840–1842 Bateman, Walter 1868–1870 Brockman, William Locke 1839–1840; 1868–1870 Brown, Thomas 1851–1852 Carr, Julian George Charles 1868–1870 Clifton, Marshall Waller 1851–1858 Clifton, William Pearce 1852–1855 Hamersley, Edward 1857–1867 (defeated in elections, 1867) Hardey, John Wall 1855–1867; 1868–1870 Leake, George 1839–1849 Mackie, William Henry 1841–1857 (previously official member) Moore, Samuel 1848–1849 Nash, Richard West 1848–1850 (previously official member) Newman, Edward May – July 1870 Peel, Thomas 1839–1840 Phillips, Samuel Pole 1857–1867; 1868–1870 Samson, Lionel 1849–1856; 1859–1867 Singleton, Francis Corbet 1844–1846 Steere, James George Lee 1868–1870 Tanner, William 1839–1843 Yule, Thomas Newte 1841–1847

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OFFICIAL STAFF TO THE GOVERNOR, 1832–1870 (ALSO SERVED AS CLERKS OF THE Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL)

Name Period of Service

Mark J. Currie March 1832 – January 1833 Henry C. Sutherland January 1833 – April 1834 Peter Brown (later Broun) August 1834 – January 1837 Walt Renshaw Cowan April 1839 – July 1841 Edward C. Souper September 1841 – August 1844 Walkinshaw Cowan June 1845 – July 1848 Thomas N. Yule May 1849 – December 1850 Anthony O’Grady Lefroy May 1851 – April 1855 Henry Wakeford June 1856 – June 1861 George Essex Hampton July 1863 – August 1865 G.S. Pascoe July 1866 – December 1866 George Essex Hampton July 1867 – August 1868 Edward H. Laurence July 1869 – 1870 Henry Weld Blundell June 1870 – October 1870

OFFICE HOLDERS OF PARLIAMENT, 1832–1870

Clerks* Date of Retirement Name Date of Appointment or Death

J. Mark Currie March 1832 1833 Henry C. Sutherland March 1833 April 1834 Peter Brown August 1834 January 1837 Andrew Stirling 1837 1838 Walt Renshaw Cowan April 1839 July 1841 Edward C. Souper September 1841 August 1844 Walkinshaw Cowan June 1845 July 1848 Thomas N. Yule May 1849 December 1850 Anthony O’Grady Lefroy May 1851 April 1855 Henry Wakeford June 1856 June 1861 George Essex Hampton July 1863 August 1865 G.S. Pascoe July 1866 December 1866 George Essex Hampton July 1867 August 1868 Edward H. Laurence July 1869 1870 Henry Weld Blundell June 1870 October 1870 * = includes periods as Acting Clerk

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, 1870–1890

OFFICE HOLDERS OF PARLIAMENT

Speakers Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

Sir Luke Samuel Leake 5 December 1870 1 May 1886* Sir James George Lee Steere, KCMG 21 June 1886 21 October 1890 *died in office

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Julian George Charles Carr 5 December 1870 July 1873 Thomas Campbell Carey 8 July 1873 5 October 1874 Hon. Sir Thomas Cockburn Campbell 3 December 1875 21 October 1890

Clerks Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

Edward H. Laurence July 1869 1870 Henry Weld Blundell May 1870 October 1870 Edward Albert Stone 5 December 1870 22 November 1873 James Cowan 1 July 1874 15 January 1879 Godfrey Charles Knight 28 July 1879 13 August 1889 Charles James Lee Steere (acting) 23 October 1889 4 December 1889 Charles James Lee Steere 30 December 1890 (See from 1890 on list)

Assistant Clerks Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

C.L. Howard 1 June 1878 ----

Sergeant-At-Arms Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

H.P. Hillas 5 December 1870 ------Charles Barclay Kidson4 1887 1890

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4. Transferred to Legislative Assembly upon the establishment of responsible government.

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30.6.1876 (deceased) 16.1.1875 (deceased) 24.11.1875 (resigned) 13.2.1880 (defeated) 7.3.1889 30.1.1889 (retired) 28.11.1872 (deceased) 2.7.1884 (resigned) 31.1.1878 (resigned) 9.6.1887 (resigned) 25.7.1876 (resigned) 24.11.1875 29.7.1872 c.3.1876 (resigned) 10.4.1883 (resigned) 7.4.1886 (resigned) DATE CEASED TO BE A TO CEASED DATE MEMBER

29.7.1872 18.11.1873 (by) 6.7.1874 8.1.1878 (by) 10.6.1887 24.10.1884 28.6.1872 14.1.1879 31.12.1874 (new division) 11.7.1885 24.11.1875 22.11.1870 22.11.1870 29.9.1874 22.7.1876 (by) 26.4.1883 (new division) DATE OF DATE NOMINATION/ ELECTION

Vol. 1 for biographical details biographical 1 for Vol. Nominee unofficial Perth Nominee unofficial Swan Nominee unofficial Swan Swan Nominee unofficial Nominee unofficial North Nominee unofficial Nominee unofficial Geraldton Geraldton Gascoyne NOMINEE/ DIVISION STATUS Official member ted below comprise all the members—elected and nominated, unofficial or official—who sat in the Legislative Council under representative government government representative under Council the Legislative in sat official—who or unofficial nominated, and members—elected the all comprise below ted y-election Those lis Those = b (by) between 1870 and 1890. For those who retired at the end of their parliamentary terms, the dates shown in the fourth column are those on which their successors successors their which on those are column fourth the in shown dates the terms, parliamentary their of end the at retired who those For 1890. and 1870 between elected. were

(i) (ii)

BICKLEY, (Samuel) Wallace Alexander (11.10.1810– Alexander (Samuel) Wallace BICKLEY, 30.6.1876) (1831–16.1.1875) Edmund BIRCH, (1826–26.4.1905) Charles Edward BROADHURST, Ralph (c.1829–17.9.1908) Edmund BROCKMAN, Henry (21.6.1845–7.11.1916) BROCKMAN, (1802–28.11.1872) William Locke BROCKMAN, Maitland (17.7.1843–8.5.1905) BROWN, (c.1813–31.7.1886) Lockier Clere BURGES, Thomas (c.7.1830–7.8.1893) BURGES, William (1806 or 1808–16.10.1876) BURGES, NAME B (6.2.1827–8.8.1884) Palgrave Sir Frederick BARLEE, Biographical Register of Members of Parliament 1890–1930 of Members Parliament Register the Biographical to Refer ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, 1870–1890 OF THE LEGISLATIVE OF MEMBERS ALPHABETICAL LIST N.B. 345 3 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 Secretary, April 1883–1890 Secretary,

Colonial 17.6.1886–7.9.1886 Official member, 1886 General Attorney Acting MLA, 1890 Elected 1868–1870 Nominee MLC, December 1890 Nominee MLC, 1892 March Nominee MLC, MLA, 1890 Elected July 1894 MLC, Elected MLA, 1890 Elected and Commissioner General Surveyor Lands, 1883–1890 of Crown MLA, 1890 Elected Surveyor General and Commissioner General Surveyor Lands, 1870–1883; of Crown OTHER INFORMATION OTHER 30.6.1874 25.6.1872 (retired) 6.7.1874 (resigned) 4.2.1889 21.10.1890 21.10.1890 29.4.1887 (resigned) 29.9.1874 (retired) 8.2.1873 (deceased) 14.1.1879 12.4.1886 (resigned) 21.10.1890 5.10.1874 (defeated) 4.9.1884 (deceased) c.11.1873 (resigned) 27.10.1884 (retired) 21.10.1890 30.1.1889 (defeated) 21.10.1890 9.6.1887 (absent overseas) 21.10.1890 18.6.1886 21.10.1890 DATE CEASED TO BE A TO CEASED DATE MEMBER 29.7.1872 4.11.1870 26.12.1872 23.9.1874 7.3.1889 9.6.1887 29.6.1873 (by) 11.3.1873 (by) 31.10.1870 30.6.1874 12.2.1880 28.7.1888 (by) 25.6.1872 28.3.1878 (by) 19.10.1870 12.3.1884 (by) 4.2.1889 12.5.1886 (by) 1.2.1887 division) (new 10.7.1883 6.3.1888 19.12.1870 9.6.1887 DATE OF DATE NOMINATION/ ELECTION

Nominee unofficial Vasse Nominee unofficial Albany Nominee unofficial Nominee unofficial Greenough Toodyay Toodyay Official Official NOMINEE/ DIVISION STATUS Nominee unofficial and Williams Murray North Vasse Vasse Perth Geraldton Albany and Williams Murray Kimberley Official Official 18 33–4.9.1884) BUSSELL, Alfred Pickmore (21.6.1816–18.10.1882) Pickmore BUSSELL, Alfred (16.8.1803–17.9.1875) BUSSELL, John Garrett Sir Thomas (18.4.1845– COCKBURN-CAMPBELL, 27.9.1892) (1836 or 1838–17.1.1907) Daniel Keen CONGDON, Charles (1831–17.3.1894) CROWTHER, (19.12.1839–22.7.1907) Charles Edward DEMPSTER, James (1814–8.2.1873) DRUMMOND, Sir John (22.8.1847–3.9.1918) FORREST, (1834–17.8.1900) FRASER, Sir Malcolm BURT, Septimus (25.10.1847–15.5.1919) Septimus BURT, Charles (c.1824–5.2.1886) CARR, Julian George (16.9.1849–25.11.1894) De HAMEL, Lancel Victor (22.9.1849–20.6.1901) Alexander FORREST, NAME C Thomas Campbell (1832 or CAREY, D (1817–30.9.1893) John Sydney DAVIS, F (10.2.1832–21.3.1898) Theodore FAWCETT, 346 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 3 Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890

Surveyor General, 1887–1888 General, Surveyor

Acting Colonial Secretary, 1880–1883 Colonial Secretary, 1892 March Nominee MLC, 1877–1880 Colonial Secretary, December 1890 Nominee MLC, December 1890 Nominee MLC, December 1890 Nominee MLC, MLA, 1890 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected void) in (declared Not sworn 1883–1886 General, Attorney 1873–1874 March General, Attorney 1875–1879 General, Attorney 1891 in. Nominee MLC, Not sworn Commissioner of Land Titles; OTHER INFORMATION OTHER 28.6.1872 (defeated) c.10.1879 11.7.1885 7.9.1880 (resigned) 29.4.1887 (resigned) 21.10.1890 12.2.1880 (retired) 21.10.1890 5.7.1880 12.3.1880 21.10.1890 23.9.1874 (retired) c.7.1885 21.10.1884 (retired) 23.4.1880 (resigned) 16.2.1878 (resigned) 21.1.1883 6.10.1875 (resigned) 27.10.1884 (retired) 17.6.1886 4.2.1889 (retired) 30.6.1874 25.2.1879 (resigned) 22.1.1889 (defeated) 4.1.1888 DATE CEASED TO BE A TO CEASED DATE MEMBER

26.10.1870 30.6.1874 3.7.1882 30.8.1877 12.3.1880 30.1.1889 2.10.1874 (new division) 9.5.1890 (by) 25.7.1876 28.3.1878 (by) 27.10.1884 10.5.1871 (by) 1.11.1884 10.2.1880 13.2.1880 5.10.1874 2.11.1880 29.9.1874 11.2.1880 10.7.1883 3.6.1887 (by) 27.5.1873 16.1.1875 28.5.1888 (by) 9.6.1887 DATE OF DATE NOMINATION/ ELECTION

Swan Nominee unofficial Nominee unofficial Official North Geraldton and Williams Murray Swan Nominee unofficial North York Albany Wellington Official Fremantle Official Swan Greenough Official NOMINEE/ DIVISION STATUS Vasse Official Toodyay York Perth Official member GULL, Thomas Courthope (1832–5.1.1878) GLYDE, George (c.1821–24.1.1898) George GLYDE, (1839–6.5.1900) Tuckfield Sir Roger GOLDSWORTHY, (c.1834–15.9.1897) Mckenzie GRANT, (12.10.1842–1.10.1896) Samuel Richard HAMERSLEY, (9.2.1844–12.2.1910) Watson Richard HARDEY, HARPER, Charles (15.7.1842–20.4.1912) (17.11.1841–20.9.1918) HASSELL, Albert Young (14.3.1844–21.7.1899) Alexander David HAY, (12.5.1834–5.10.1902) Peach HENSMAN, Alfred Henry (26.7.1846–20.4.1885) HIGHAM, Edward (16.7.1842–9.6.1907) HOCKING, Sir Henry Hicks (3.10.1842–3.8.1903) Timothy Edward HOOLEY, GIFFORD, Edric Frederick, Lord (5.7.1849–5.7.1911) Lord Frederick, Edric GIFFORD, NAME G (c.1834–2.1.1931) GALE, Richard H (1.9.1835–14.1.1921) Edward HAMERSLEY, John William (15.7.1834–8.7.1907) HORGAN, J (30.1.1841–3.2.1899) John Charles Horsey JAMES, 347 3 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890

Acting Director of Public Works and Works of Public Acting Director 1884–1885 Commissioner of Railways, MLA, 1897 in. Elected Not sworn Elected MLA, 1890 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected Acting Attorney General, 1886, 1889 General, Attorney Acting Acting Attorney General, 1872–1873 General, Attorney Acting 1874–1875, General, Attorney Acting 1879, 1880–1881, 1883 1860. from Solicitor Crown December 1890 Nominee MLC, 1856–1890 Colonial Treasurer, 1875–1877 Acting Colonial Secretary, MLA, 1890 Elected OTHER INFORMATION OTHER 28.5.1885 (resigned) 11.7.1885 until elected for Perth for elected until 21.10.1890 31.7.1888 (resigned) 4.4.1871 (resigned) 24.2.1888 (deceased) 26.12.1872 (resigned) 21.10.1890 3.12.1886 6.3.1888 27.5.1873 16.1.1875 28.12.1879 21.3.1881 10.7.1883 1.5.1886 (deceased) 30.8.1877 29.9.1874 (retired) 13.12.1887 (resigned) 21.10.1890 DATE CEASED TO BE A TO CEASED DATE MEMBER 27.10.1884 18.7.1884 20.12.1886 (by) 22.1.1889 31.10.1884 18.10.1870 23.5.1883 (new seat) 22.11.1870 31.12.1872 (by) 7.9.1886 4.1.1888 c.12.1872 30.6.1874 1.3.1879 21.3.1880 9.4.1883 19.10.1870 24.11.1875 11.10.1870 14.7.1884 4.2.1889 DATE OF DATE NOMINATION/ ELECTION

Geraldton Official NOMINEE/ DIVISION STATUS Geraldton Perth Vasse Official Albany North Nominee unofficial Fremantle Official Official Official Official Official Official Perth Official Geraldton Nominee unofficial Greenough MITCHELL, Samuel (c.1838–5.7.1912) MITCHELL, MASON, Clayton Turner (25.5.1847–4.10.1911) Turner MASON, Clayton LEAKE, George (3.12.1856–24.6.1902) George LEAKE, Joseph (c.1842–24.2.1888) McRAE, Alexander NAME K (7.8.1844–9.7.1904) Vivian Harvey Edward KEANE, L (9.5.1838–13.12.1921) George LAYMAN, Mc McKAIL, John (22.1.1810–6.8.1871) M (22.10.1845–4.7.1896) MARMION, William Edward LEAKE, George Walpole (3.12.1825–30.10.1895) Walpole George LEAKE, LEAKE, Sir Luke Samuel (12.7.1828–1.5.1886) Sir Luke LEAKE, (14.3.1816–21.1.1897) O’Grady Anthony LEFROY, Major (c.1826–1.2.1900) LOGUE, (11.6.1838–22.10.1924) Sir William Thorley LOTON, 348 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 3 Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 Justice, 1883–1901 Justice,

Chief Nominee MLC, December 1890 Nominee MLC, December 1890 Nominee MLC, December 1890 Nominee MLC, 1870 May–July Nominee MLC, 1881–1883; General, Attorney MLA, 1890 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected 1857–1870 Nominee MLC, MLA, 1890 Elected MLA, 1897 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected 1890–1894 Nominee MLC, MLA, 1891 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected 1885–1887 Acting Colonial Secretary, OTHER INFORMATION OTHER

11.2.1880 (retired) 27.6.1872 (retired) 21.10.1890 11.7.1885 21.10.1890 10.2.1880 (defeated) 21.10.1890 29.7.1872 9.4.1890 (resigned) 21.10.1890 seat c.4.7.1873 (lost on appeal) 21.10.1890 26.6.1888 (resigned) 21.10.1890 17.1.1887 c.6.1875 (resigned) 25.11.1872 (deceased) 9.4.1883 1.12.1877 (resigned) 19.4.1888 (resigned) 21.10.1890 1.5.1878 (resigned) 21.10.1890 21.10.1890 DATE CEASED TO BE A TO CEASED DATE MEMBER 23.6.1875 (by) 21.10.1870 14.12.1887 25.7.1876 30.1.1889 27.6.1872 21.10.1884 22.11.1870 30.1.1889 14.6.1887 (by) 12.10.1870 10.11.1875 (by) 14.4.1888 (by) 20.5.1886 (by) 18.6.1886 28.10.1870 21.10.1870 21.3.1881 31.12.1872 (by) 22.5.1878 (by) 12.9.1888 (by) 25.1.1875 (by) 5.7.1880 15.6.1886 (by) DATE OF DATE NOMINATION/ ELECTION

York Fremantle Nominee unofficial Nominee unofficial and Williams Murray Fremantle Fremantle Nominee unofficial Swan North Greenough Toodyay North Gascoyne Official NOMINEE/ DIVISION STATUS York Fremantle Official Swan Perth Vasse Perth Nominee unofficial Perth MONGER, Joseph Taylor (c.8.1834–13.4.1891) MONGER, Joseph Taylor (30.8.1834–22.4.1910) MOORE, William Dalgety MORRISON, James (25.6.1846–24.12.1927) (24.5.1817–26.2.1904) Stanley Stephen PARKER, William (4.6.1847–11.3.1920) PATERSON, William Silas (21.5.1838–30.12.1908) PEARSE, (11.3.1819–13.6.1901) PHILLIPS, Samuel Pole (18.6.1858–15.3.1927) Hector RASON, Sir Cornthwaite (4.7.1847–2.5.1931) Robert RICHARDSON, Alexander (4.3.1842–29.6.1909) Sir George SHENTON, William (8.4.1851–8.11.1927) SHOLL, Horace (27.8.1848–4.12.1909) Frederick SHOLL, Robert Skinner (30.8.1836–18.4.1887) SMITH, Matthew MONGER, John Henry (25.1.1831–23.2.1892) Henry (7.11.1846–13.12.1927) Sir Stephen PARKER, NAME N (c.1832–25.11.1872) NEWMAN, Edward O Campbell (17.7.1842– Sir Alexander ONSLOW, 20.10.1908) P (22.12.1820–18.4.1907) Walter PADBURY, R (5.10.1830–2.6.1915) RANDELL, George S (5.11.1852–24.5.1920) Edward SCOTT, 349 3 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition Historical Record of the Parliament 1832–1890 Elected MLA, 1890 Elected and of Public Works Director Commissioner of Railways 1884; result 1 November Defeated MLA, July 1885. Elected overturned 1890 1870–1872 General, Attorney 1886–1890 General, Attorney 1894 MLC, Elected OTHER INFORMATION OTHER 21.3.1880 3.7.1882 4.1.1888 21.10.1890 23.1.1884 (resigned) 6.11.1886 (resigned) 18.12.1889 13.2.1880 (defeated) 24.10.1884 (retired) 21.10.1890 16.7.1884 (deceased) 21.10.1890 12.1872 DATE CEASED TO BE A TO CEASED DATE MEMBER 24.11.1879 15.7.1880 3.12.1886 6.3.1888 30.5.1883 (by) 25.6.1885 (by) 11.7.1885 9.11.1870 22.5.1880 (by) 11.7.1885 10.7.1883 13.2.1880 22.11.1870 DATE OF DATE NOMINATION/ ELECTION

Nominee unofficial Nominee unofficial Official Geraldton Geraldton Official NOMINEE/ DIVISION STATUS Wellington Swan Nominee unofficial Official Wellington Official STONE, Sir Edward Albert (9.3.1844–2.4.1920) Sir Edward STONE, Charles Nicholas (1832–31.7.1900) WARTON, (12.12.1854–5.3.1936) Horne Edward WITTENOOM,Sir John Arthur (25.11.1841–24.2.1920) WRIGHT, STEERE, Sir James George Lee (4.7.1830–1.12.1903) Sir James George STEERE, NAME T THOMAS, James Henry English (2.3.1826–16.7.1884) V (27.10.1844–8.3.1908) VENN, Harry Whittall W 1830–9.4.1875) John (c.1825 to Robert WALCOTT, 350 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition 3

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Refer to the Biographical Register of Members of the Parliament of Western Australia, Volume 1, 1870–1930, for biographical details. N.B. On some occasions, the dates on which officials were appointed to the Legislative Council did not coincide with the dates of their appointment to the official posts that entitled them to membership of the legislature.

Colonial Secretary

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee 22.11.1870 24.11.1875 (on leave from 24.7.1875) Anthony O’Grady Lefroy 24.11.1875 30.8.1877 Sir Reginald Tuckfield Goldsworthy 30.8.1877 7.9.1880 Lord Edric Frederick Gifford, VC 2.11.1880 21.1.1883 Sir Malcolm Fraser 9.4.1883 18.6.1886 Matthew Skinner Smith 18.6.1886 9.6.1887 Sir Malcolm Fraser 9.6.1887 21.10.1890

Attorney General

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

Robert John Walcott 22.11.1870 c.12.1872 George Walpole Leake (acting) c.12.1872 c.3.1873 Sir Henry Hicks Hocking 27.5.1873 30.6.1874 George Walpole Leake (acting) 30.6.1874 16.1.1875 Sir Henry Hicks Hocking 16.1.1875 25.2.1879 George Walpole Leake (acting) 12.7.1879 24.11.1879 Edward Albert Stone (acting) 24.11.1879 21.3.1880 George Walpole Leake (acting) 21.3.1880 21.3.1881 Sir Alexander Campbell Onslow 21.3.1881 29.12.1882 George Walpole Leake (acting) 9.4.1883 10.7.1883 Alfred Peach Hensman 10.7.1883 18.6.1886 George Walpole Leake (acting) 17.6.1886 7.9.1886 Charles Nicholas Warton 3.12.1886 4.1.1888 George Walpole Leake (acting) 4.1.1888 6.3.1888 Charles Nicholas Warton 6.3.1888 21.10.1890

Director of Public Works and Commissioner of Railways

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

James Henry English Thomas 10.7.1883 16. 7.1884 Clayton Turner Mason (acting) 18.7.1884 11.7.1885 John Arthur Wright 11.7.1885 18.12.1889

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Surveyor-General and Commissioner of Crown Lands

Name Date of Appointment Date of Retirement or Death

Sir Malcolm Fraser 18.12.1870 9.4.1883 Sir John Forrest 10.7.1883 9.6.1887 John Charles Horsey James (acting) 9.6.1887 4.1.1888 Sir John Forrest 6.3.1888 21.10.1890

NON-OFFICIAL NOMINEE MEMBERS, 1870–1890

N.B. From November 1870, there were three non-official members in the eighteen-member Council. A fourth non-official member was included from June 1874 and a fifth from June 1887.

Name Term in Legislative Council From To

Maitland Brown 22.11.1870 29.7.1872 Samuel Wallace Alexander Bickley 29. 7.1872 30.6.1876 Stephen Stanley Parker 25.7.1876 11.7.1885 Thomas Burges 11.7.1885 9.6.1887 Daniel Keen Congdon 9.6.1887 21.10.1890

Samuel Pole Phillips 22.11.1870 29.7.1872 Alfred Pickmore Bussell 29.7.1872 30.6.1874 Septimus Burt 30.6.1874 14.1.1879 Lockier Clere Burges 14.1.1879 2.7.1884 William Thorley Loton 14.7.1884 13.12.1887 James Morrison 14.12.1887 21.10.1890

William Edward Marmion 22.11.1870 26.12.1872 Thomas Cockburn-Campbell 26.12.1872 6.7.1784 Charles Edward Broadhurst 6.7.1874 24.11.1875 William Burges 24.11.1875 25.7.1876 Richard Watson Hardey 25.7.1876 5.7.1880 George Randell 5.7.1880 21.10.1890

George Glyde 30.6.1874 c.10.1879 Edward Albert Stone 15.7.1880 3.7.1882 George Glyde 3.7.1882 11.7.1885 James George Lee Steere 11.7.1885 21.10.1890

Edmund Ralph Brockman 10.6.1887 7.3.1889 Sir Thomas Cockburn-Campbell 7.3.1889 21.10.1890

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District/Province Name Term in Parliament

ALBANY McKAIL, Hon. John 1870 to 1871 HASSELL, Hon. Albert Young 1871 to 1874 CAMPBELL, Hon. Sir Thomas Cockburn 1874 to 1889 DE HAMEL, Hon. Lancel Victor 1889 to 1890

FREMANTLE MOORE, Hon. William Dalgetty 1870 to 1872 (2 Members) NEWMAN, Hon. Edward 1870 to 1872 PEARSE, Hon. William Silas 1872 to 1880 MARMION, Hon. William Edward 1872 to 1890 HIGHAM, Hon. Edward Henry 1880 to 1884 PEARSE, Hon. William Silas 1884 to 1890

GASCOYNE BROWN, Hon. Maitland 1883 to 1886 SHOLL, Hon. Robert Frederick 1886 to 1890

GERALDTON LOGUE, Hon Major 1870 to 1874 BROWN, Hon. Maitland 1874 to 1883 WITTENOOM, Hon. Sir Edward Horne 1883 to 1884 DAVIS, Hon. John Sydney Mar–Oct 1884 MITCHELL, Hon. Samuel 1884 to 1885 WITTENOOM, Hon. Sir Edward Horne 1885 to 1886 KEANE, Hon. Edward 1886 to 1889 GRANT, Hon. McKenzie 1889 to 1890

GREENOUGH SHENTON, Sir George 1870 to 1873 CROWTHER, Hon. Charles 1873 to 1887 HENSMAN, Hon. Alfred Peach 1887 to 1889 LOTON, Hon. Sir William Thorley 1889 to 1890

KIMBERLEY FORREST, Hon. Alexander 1887 to 1890

MURRAY AND WILLIAMS HAMERSLEY, Hon. Samuel Richard 1874 to 1880 BURT, Hon. Septimus 1880 to 1886 FAWCETT, Hon. Theodore 1886 to 1889 PATERSON, Hon. William 1889 to 1890

NORTH DISTRICT BURGES, Hon. Thomas 1874 to 1878 (2 Members from 1883) HARPER, Hon. Charles 1878 to 1880 GRANT, Hon. McKenzie 1880 to 1887 RICHARDSON, Hon. Alexander Robert 1887 to 1890 McRAE, Hon. Alexander Joseph 1883 to 1888 SHOLL, Hon. Horace William Apr–Jun 1888 BURT, Hon. Septimus 1888 to 1890

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District/Province Name Term in Parliament

PERTH CARR, Hon. Julien George Charles 1870 to 1873 (2 Members) LEAKE, Hon. (Sir) Luke Samuel 1870 to 1886 BIRCH, Hon. Edmund 1873 to 1875 RANDELL, Hon. George 1875 to 1878 PARKER, Hon. Sir Stephen Henry 1878 to 1888 HORGAN, Hon. John 1888 to 1889 KEANE, Hon. Edward 1889 to 1890 SCOTT, Hon. Edward 1886 to 1890

SWAN GULL, Hon. Thomas Courthope 1870 to 1872 BROCKMAN, Hon. William Locke Jun–Dec 1872 PADBURY, Hon. Walter 1872 to 1878 BROCKMAN, Hon. Edmund Ralph 1878 to 1880 HOOLEY, Edward Timothy Feb–Apr 1880 STEERE, Hon. Sir James George Lee 1880 to 1884 BROCKMAN, Hon. Henry 1884 to 1889 RASON, Hon. Sir Cornthwaite Hector 1889 to 1890 HAMERSLEY, Samuel Richard May–Oct 1890

TOODYAY DRUMMOND, Hon. James 1870 to 1873 DEMPSTER, Hon. Charles Edward 1873 to 1874 HAMERSLEY, Hon. Edward 1874 to 1875 SHENTON, Hon. Sir George 1875 to 1890

VASSE BUSSELL, Hon. John Garrett 1870 to 1872 CAREY, Hon. Thomas Campbell 1872 to 1874 GALE, Hon. Richard 1874 to 1878 CAREY, Hon. Thomas Campbell 1878 to 1884 LAYMAN, Hon. George 1884 to 1888 PARKER, Hon. Sir Stephen Henry 1888 to 1890

WELLINGTON STEERE, Hon. Sir James George Lee 1870 to 1880 VENN, Hon. Harry Whittall1 1880 to 1890 HAY, David Alexander1 1884

YORK MONGER, Hon. John Henry 1870 to 1875 MONGER, Hon. Joseph Taylor 1875 to 1880 HAMERSLEY, Hon. Edward 1880 to 1884 HARPER, Hon. Charles 1884 to 1890

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Name Term in Council Date of Death

BARLEE, Frederick Palgrave 1870–1875 8 August 1884 BICKLEY, Samuel Wallace Alexander 1872–1876 30 June 1876 BIRCH, Edmund 1873–1875 16 January 1875 BROADHURST, Charles Edward 1874–1875 26 April 1905 BROCKMAN, Henry 1884–1889 7 November 1916 BROCKMAN, William Locke 1872 28 November 1872 BROWN, Maitland 1870–1872; 1874–1889 May 1905 BURGES, Lockier Clere 1879–1884 31 July 1886 BURGES, William 1875–1876 16 October 1876 BUSSELL, Alfred Pickmore 1872–1874 18 October 1882 BUSSELL, John Garrett 1870–1872 21 September 1875 CAREY, Thomas Campbell 1872–1874; 1878–1884 4 September 1884 CARR, Julian George Charles 1870–1873 5 February 1886 CROWTHER, Charles 1873–1887 17 March 1894 DAVIS, John Sydney 1884 30 September 1893 DRUMMOND, James 1870–1873 8 February 1873 FAWCETT, Theodore 1886–1889 21 March 1898 FRASER, Malcolm 1870–1890 17 August 1900 GALE, Richard 1874–1878 3 January 1931 GIFFORD, Lord Edric Frederick 1880–1883 5 July 1911 GOLDSWORTHY, Roger Tuckfield 1877–1880 6 May 1900 GULL, Thomas Courthope 1870–1872 5 January 1878 HAMERSLEY, Samuel Richard 1874–1880; 1890 1 October 1896 HAY, David Alexander 1884–1885 (not sworn in) 21 July 1899 HENSMAN, Alfred Peach 1883–1886; 1887–1889 5 October 1902 HIGHAM, Edward Henry 1880–1884 20 April 1885 HOCKING, Henry Hicks 1872–1878 9 June 1907 HORGAN, John William 1888–1889 8 July 1907 JAMES, John Charles Horsey 1887–1888 3 February 1899 LAYMAN, George 1884–1888 13 December 1921 LEAKE, Sir Luke Samuel 1870–1886 1 May 1886 LEFROY, Anthony O’Grady 1875–1877 21 January 1897 LOGUE, Major 1870–1874 1 February 1900 McKAIL, John 1870–1871 6 August 1871 McRAE, Alexander Joseph 1883–1888 24 February 1888 MASON, Clayton Turner 1884–1885 4 October 1911 MONGER, Joseph Taylor 1875–1880 13 April 1891 NEWMAN, Edward 1870–1872 25 November 1872 ONSLOW, Alexander Campbell 1881–1883 20 October 1908 PADBURY, Walter 1872–1877 18 April 1907 PARKER, Stephen Stanley 1876–1885 26 February 1904 PHILLIPS, Samuel Pole 1870–1872 13 June 1901 SMITH, Matthew Skinner 1885–1887 8 April 1887 STONE, Edward Albert 1879–1880; 1880–1882 2 April 1920 THOMAS, James Henry English 1883–1884 16 July 1884 WALCOTT, Robert John 1870–1872 9 April 1875 WARTON, Charles Nicholas 1886–1890 31 July 1900

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Name From To Advocate General

Hon. William Henry Mackie 1831 1834 Hon. George Fletcher Moore 1834 1846 Hon. Richard West Nash (acting during the absence of Moore) 1846 1847 Hon. George Fletcher Moore 1847 1852 Hon. B. W. Vigors (acting) 1852 1854 Hon. Richard Burnie 1854 1859 Hon. George Frederick Stone (acting for Burnie from 1857) 1859 1861

Attorney General Hon. George Frederick Stone 1861 1870 Hon. Robert John Walcott 1870 1872 Hon. George Walpole Leake (acting) 1872 1873 Hon. Sir Henry Hicks Hocking 1873 1879 Hon. Edward Albert Stone (acting) 1879 1880 Hon. George Walpole Leake (acting) 1880 1881 Hon. Alexander Campbell Onslow 1881 1883 Hon. Edward Albert Stone (acting for Onslow) 1882 1883 Hon. George Walpole Leake (acting) February 1883 May 1883 Hon. Alfred Peach Hensman 1883 1886 Hon. Septimus Burt (acting) March 1886 September 1886 Hon. Charles Nicholas Warton 1886 1890

Surveyor General Roe, Captain John Septimus, R.N. 1832 1870 Fraser, Hon. Sir Malcolm 1870 1883 Forrest, Rt. Hon. John 1883 1890

Colonial Secretary Hon. Peter Broun (formerly Brown) 1828 1846 Hon. George Fletcher Moore (acting) November 1846 May 1847 Hon. Richard Robert Madden May 1847 January 1849 Hon. Revitt Henry Bland (acting) January 1849 March 1850 Hon. Thomas Newte Yule (acting) March 1850 October 1850 Hon. C. Alexander John Piesse October1850 March 1851 Hon. Thomas Newte Yule (acting) March 1851 December 1851 Hon. T. Falconer2 March 1851 NA Hon. William Ashford Sanford January 1852 July 1855 Hon. Frederick Palgrave Barlee July 1855 July 1875 Hon. Anthony O’Grady Lefroy (acting) July 1875 August 1877 Hon. Roger Tuckfield Goldsworthy August 1877 September 1880 Hon. George Braithwaite Phillips September 1880 November 1880 Lord Edric Frederick Gifford, VC November 1880 January 1883 Hon. Sir Malcolm Fraser January 1883 1890

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PART FOUR

ELECTIONS AND REFERENDUMS Edition th The 24 The Electoral Act Electoral 5 2 0 1 0 7 11 17 36 21 31 59 2013 election 2013 election 9 4 4 3 1 1 5 14 36 41 13 59 2017 election 2017 election The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 2017.

Parliament of Western Australia was opened by Her Excellency the Honourable Kerry Sanderson AC AC Sanderson Kerry the Honourable Her Excellency opened by was Australia of Western Parliament th May

. WA Labor WA Party Liberal WA The Nationals (WA) The Greens One Nation Hanson’s Pauline Farmers Fishers, Shooters, Democrats Liberal Total WA Labor WA Party Liberal WA The Nationals Total THE 2017 ELECTION 2017 THE Western Australia, since the 2008 election, has been divided into six Legislative Council regions, with Council six Legislative since the 2008 election, has been divided into Australia, Western using a proportional voted is Council membership Legislative each region. for elected six candidates system. voting representation follow: to the 2013 election, compared 2017 election, the each party at by won The number of seats Legislative Council Legislative Western Australia, since the 2008 election, has been divided into 59 Legislative Assembly districts. One Assembly districts. 59 Legislative since the 2008 election, has been divided into Australia, Western voting using the preferential voted is Assembly membership Legislative each district. for is elected candidate system. 2013), to the 2013 election (held on 9 March compared the 2017 election, each party at by won The seats follow: Legislative Assembly Legislative on 11 Western Australian State Elections are conducted according to the Constitution Acts and the Acts the Constitution to according conducted are Elections State Australian Western 1907 held on 11 March was Parliament Australian Western of the 40th to elect the members election The general 2017. The 40

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The regions and the parties elected in each region in 2017 were as follows: 4 Elections and Referendums

Region Elected

North Metropolitan 3 Liberal Party

2 WA Labor

1 The Greens (WA)

South Metropolitan 3 WA Labor

2 Liberal Party

1 Liberal Democrats

East Metropolitan 3 WA Labor

1 Liberal Party

1 The Greens (WA)

1 Pauline Hanson’s One Nation

Mining and Pastoral 2 WA Labor

1 The Nationals WA

1 Liberal Party

1 Pauline Hanson’s One Nation

1 The Greens (WA)

South West 2 WA Labor

1 Liberal Party

1 Pauline Hanson’s One Nation

1 The Nationals WA

1 The Greens (WA)

Agricultural 2 The Nationals WA

2 WA Labor

1 Liberal Party

1 Shooters, Fishers and Farmers

359 Edition th The 24 The 291 89.2% 6.0% 165 89.3% 2.8% 2013 election 7 1,412,533 1,184,432 74,493 415 302 86.9% 4.5% 87.0% 2.7% 2017 election 16 1,593,222 1,384,500 111,761 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Legislative Council Legislative nominated Candidates Candidates nominated Candidates Legislative Assembly Legislative Voter turnout Voter votes Informal turnout Voter votes Informal Registered political parties political Registered Roll Electoral on the State registered Electors the close of role at in the election voting Electors votes Postal Next election Next of March. Saturday on the second years four every election is held a general provisions certain Subject to 2021. to be held on 13 March is scheduled to these provisions, election, subject general State The next Cost of the 2017 election: approximately $18.5 million. There was no increase from the 2013 allocation. the from was no increase $18.5 million. There of the 2017 election: approximately Cost Election statistics Election

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FEATURES OF THE ELECTORAL SYSTEM IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Elections and Referendums

The Colony’s first parliamentary elections were held in November and December 1867, when Governor Hampton allowed voters to ‘elect’ members for five districts (the electors in a sixth refused to participate) and subsequently nominated the successful candidates to serve on the Legislative Council. Then in October and November 1870, under the terms of the Australian Colonies Government Act, which had established representative government in the colonies, twelve representatives were elected to the Legislative Council, together with six members nominated by the Governor. The franchise was restricted to male property owners although from 1876 unmarried women with property could vote in municipal elections. The plurality or first- past-the post voting method was employed in single or double member constituencies and in 1877 the secret ballot was introduced five years after its introduction in Great Britain.

With the establishment of responsible government in 1890, a bicameral parliamentary system was introduced. The Lower House, the Legislative Assembly, consisted initially of thirty members elected for four year terms while the Upper House, the Legislative Council, included 15 members nominated by the Governor. From 1894 Legislative Assembly members were elected for a maximum three year term and by 1901 their numbers had increased to 50. In the Legislative Council, following the passage of a constitutional amendment in 1893, 21 members were elected in the following year, initially for six, four and two-year terms respectively, but thereafter for six-year terms, with the terms of one-third of the members expiring every two years. From 1902 there were thirty members in the Upper House, three for each of ten electoral provinces. Property requirements ceased to apply for voting in Legislative Assembly elections and in 1904 plural voting(if property was held in various districts) was abolished for Legislative Assembly elections. By contrast, property requirements were retained for the Legislative Council until 1963 with plural voting also permitted to that year. Even then, it was not until 1984 that universal franchise was also granted for local government elections throughout the State.

From 1901 to 1958 the number of members of the two Houses remained at 50 and 30 respectively but commencing in 1968 the number of Legislative Assembly members was increased progressively from 50 to 57 and those in the Legislative Council from 30 to 34 and with the passage of the Electoral Amendment and Repeal Act 2005, the electoral system underwent a further major change, with the addition of two more Legislative Assembly seats and two in the Legislative Council. For the Legislative Assembly the principle of ‘one-vote-one value’ was to prevail based upon an average state-wide quota, which was used in drawing the boundaries for all 59 Legislative Assembly seats other than for those that would otherwise exceed 100,000 square kilometres in area. Modifications were also legislated for the Legislative Council regions but with the retention of the existing equal division between the total numbers of city and country members respectively, hence providing for significantly smaller enrolments for the three rural Legislative Council regions and especially the Agricultural and Mining and Pastoral Regions. These changes came into effect for the September 2008 election.

In 1899 legislation was passed granting women the right to vote in Legislative Assembly elections, and in Legislative Council elections provided they could satisfy the property franchise provisions. At that point of time South Australia (some five years earlier) had been the only Australian colony to have legislated for the female franchise (and had also granted women the right to sit in Parliament) and in 1899 there were still only five other polities in the world (including New Zealand, Wyoming and Utah) which had granted women the vote. The Western Australian move has been interpreted as intended in part to reduce the influence of the large number of Goldfields residents, with its concentrated male population, who had migrated from eastern colonies, but the initiative was also in line with Western Australia’s preparedness to embrace new electoral values, as with the relatively early introduction of the secret ballot and provisions for postal voting. Subsequently, women gained the vote and the right to sit federally in Australia by 1902 but it was not until 1920 that women in Western Australia could also contest elections to become Members of Parliament. This produced an immediate result and when Edith Cowan was elected as member for West Perth in the Legislative Assembly in March 1921 she became Australia’s first woman MP and only the second woman in the then British Empire to take a seat in a Parliament. Ironically, in winning the West Perth seat Cowan unseated the Attorney General, Thomas Draper, who had introduced the legislation to allow women to become MPs. Labor woman May Holman entered Parliament in 1925 and Nationalist Florence Cardell-Oliver in 1936 but although Ruby Hutchison became the first woman member of the Legislative Council in 1954, as late as 1971 only four women in total had been elected to either House. Interestingly, while Western Australia had been a pioneer in a number of aspects of female representation—including providing for the first woman elected to the Australian Senate in 1943, the first woman to become a Cabinet minister in 1948 and the first woman 361 Edition th The 24 The in 1907 in time for the 1908 election, preferential voting Act forin preferential Electoral the1907 1908in election,time The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The replaced plurality though initially, as voters were not required to indicate preferences to all ofcandidates the preferences to indicate required not were voters as though initially, plurality replaced it tended to operate as ‘de-facto’ plurality as a high proportion preferences of distribution a show of to compulsory it made Parliament the 1911 in voters later years Three ‘plumped’ candidate. or onlyvoted for one to ensure validity of each vote, necessitating the winningcandidate achieving the following an stages various at passed in 1918 with all mainland states was the same law absolute Federally votes. valid majority of the Australian Western lead. In fact no jurisdiction in theworld has had such anextended historicalexperience with a full votingpreference system thanWestern Australia. New Morerecently, SouthWales entrenched a reversion to optional preferences making it necessary from 1980for any legislative amendment to require Premier, Carmen Lawrence—in 1990 the Premier, had state experienced the longest gap between the ofgranting the a before 1960s the until wait to had Australia South (but member woman a become to right the and franchise 1894). sit since to had the right having despite elected was woman yet increased, gradually WA in seats parliamentary gaining women of number the 1990s and 1980s the During by the turn of the century still only38 women had beenreturnedto either from 2001 House.to By contrast, members. 92 to jumped had Parliament Australian Western the in seats winning women of number the 2017, Historically since responsible government in 1890 the number of men elected stood at 789 members. After per 30.5 at stood parliament Australian Western the in members women of percentage the election 2017 the cent compared with the nationalaverage in all parliamentary jurisdictions of 33 per cent. For a short space of time in 2010 theratio of women members in the Legislative Council, with its proportionalrepresentation 22 per had only Assembly Legislative the time that at contrast by while cent, per 47.2 reach did system, voting members. of woman cent Aboriginal first the was 1980, In the in case of Aboriginal Bridge, peoples it Ernie was not enrol. until 1972 that to legislation was passed chose togrant them they the rightto when and if compulsory be to was which vote, to be elected and three later he years became the Aboriginalfirst intogain When Australia a Ernie Ministry. Bridge down stepped at the from Parliament 2001 election hewas succeeded asfor MLA Kimberley by Carol turn, in Then, Parliament. Australian any to elected be to woman Aboriginal first the became thus who Martin in 2013 she to retired be succeededby Aboriginalforcandidate Josie Farrer the same seat. In the meantime Ben Wyatt hadgained the metropolitan seat of VictoriaPark, at aby-election in March 2006 whenPremier Parliament. resigned from Geoff Gallop Earlier in 1983 Aboriginal voters had become subject to the same compulsory votingenrolment requirementand which compulsory had become part of the electoral law of Parliaments. all other Compulsory Australian enrolment national and provisions state had applied in Western introduced Australia for national since elections in 1919 1911 but having compulsory voting been (technically compulsory attendance at the polling booth given the secret ballot), adopted initiallyby Queensland in voting though election State 1915 1939 the at implementation andfor 1936 until nationallyAustralia inWestern in for legislated not 1924, was for the two secession referendum questions hadfranchise been the when time the at 1963 in for compulsory legislated only was voting compulsory Australia Western in Council in 1933. theIn case Legislative of the restrictionswere beingremoved. Despite periodicrecommendations in various reports, compulsory voting Australia. Western elections in government local for been implemented has never but State the of history electoral the throughout years 21 at set been had age voting minimum the 1970 Until became in Australia the in that first year theWestern nation tolower the minimum voting age to years, a 18 move followed subsequently by the other states and territories and the nationalgovernment. Another first clergymen enabling lead a British following passed was legislation when mid-1970s the in after soon followed to stand for Parliament thus paving the way for the Assembly in 1977. election of Reverend Keith Wilson to Legislative the toforgovernment each elections House and local formula is law the voting of the electoral component A key responsible of beginnings the and 1870 from phase government representative the both For elections. of tier the required simply and system post’ the past ‘first or plurality, as known was formula the 1890 in government of virtually the assumed law It was other of the candidates. than any votes more secure to winning candidate Edmund Barton sought Prime Minister, first the model ‘Westminster’ although it was notable that Australia’s the alternativevote (known as thevote) preference for the House ofRepresentatives, with its requirement that a winning candidate in early achieve relatively Australia an Western In absolute Senate. the in majority state each for of seats multi-member the for the representation valid vote. Barton also sought proportional 1907, as part of of a the major revision

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support at a referendum. Queensland also moved in 1992 to optional preferential voting but in Western 4 Australia the 1996 Commission on Government (COG) recommendation for optional preferential voting was Elections and Referendums rejected by the major political parties.

Although a proportional representation voting system was adopted for the 1949 Senate election, it was a further forty years later before it was applied for a Legislative Council election in Western Australia. The system was designed to ensure that a political party or group gained seats in a multi-member electorate (called a region in the Legislative Council) according to a formula designed to match the percentage of the vote achieved by a party or group with a similar percentage of the seats in Parliament. The 1987 amendments to the Electoral Act 1907 had also provided that the metropolitan area, previously defined by an act of Parliament, be henceforth defined in accordance with the Metropolitan Town Planning Scheme Act 1959. Under the terms of the 1987 legislation there were seven North Metropolitan region seats, five East Metropolitan region seats and five South Metropolitan seats. In the country areas, the same total number of 17 seats were divided into seven South West region seats, five Mining and Pastoral Region seats and five Agricultural Region seats. The terms of members remained fixed but were to be four year terms for each member, with all members retiring simultaneously. A maximum four year term was to prevail for the 57 seats in the Legislative Assembly and after every second Legislative Assembly election all boundaries would be automatically redistributed by three Electoral Distribution Commissioners. Then, as part of a package of changes in 2005, a redistribution of all electorates became a requirement during each four year term.

When the so-called ‘one vote legislation’ was introduced for the Legislative Assembly in 2005 increasing the number of seats to 59, changes were also made to the regional seat composition of the Legislative Council. The total number of Legislative Council seats was increased from 34 to 36 but as the metropolitan to country ratio remained the same being raised from 17:17 to 18:18, it meant that vote weighting for rural seats still remained for Legislative Council elections given that over 70 per cent of the state electors resided within the metropolitan area but received only 50 per cent of the seats. Each of the three metropolitan regions (North, East and South) was to return six members with each of the three country regions (South West, Mining and Pastoral, and Agricultural) also to return six members. Commencing in 1996 the regional structure for the application of proportional representation did give rise to several so-called ‘minor parties’ winning upper House seats and this continued after 2005 with electoral success having been enjoyed at various times by Greens WA, One Nation, Australian Democrats and the Shooters and Fishers. Nevertheless, when compared with many other jurisdictions with proportional representation voting for legislatures in Australia, New Zealand and many European nations, the measurement of ‘proportionality’ is quite low. One feature of the proportional representation law in practise has been the resort by electors to ‘above the line’ list voting. In each of the six Legislative Council regions the average ‘above the line’ voting has been close to 95 per cent of the valid vote. The remaining 5 per cent of electors seek to number each of the boxes for the total number of candidates on the ballot paper.

Historically an important milestone in Western Australian electoral law was the passage in 1947 of legislation to ensure that electoral boundaries as determined by Electoral Commissioners (from 1922 the Chief Justice, the Surveyor General and the Chief Electoral Officer), were to take effect without the need for ratification by Parliament. Another important milestone was the 1987 creation of a Western Australian Electoral Commission (WAEC). Its main functions were to conduct elections, by-elections and referendums, assist with regular electoral redistributions and to provide fee for service elections for government agencies, unions and other organisations. The Commission was also to have research and educational responsibilities, with an electoral education office being initially located at Subiaco in 1992 before being transferred five years later to the Western Australian Constitutional Centre at the old Hale School in West Perth.

In 2000 the WAEC was given the responsibility to administer the registration of political parties which entitled them to have their labels printed on the ballot papers. Such registration could be automatically gained if a political party had membership in either the Legislative Assembly or Legislative Council or could demonstrate that it had 500 enrolled members and had an acceptable name which could be readily distinguished from an existing party. Another key responsibility for the WAEC was the implementation of public funding for political parties which was eventually passed in 2006. It was initially set at $1.39 per vote for each primary vote in each House, which was to be adjusted for inflation. For the 2017 election it was indexed to inflation at $1.87 for each valid vote. It could only be claimed by political parties or independents for electoral expenditures if they had achieved 4 per cent of the valid vote. If parties received 4 per cent of the valid vote they could also have their election deposit of $250 per candidate refunded. The required deposit and percentage of the vote required for its refund had historically been occasionally changed but in early years it acted as a brake 363 Edition th The 24 The (as in 1899 and 1899 in (as to help accommodate the help accommodate to 1896 Electoral Act 1907 Act Electoral Electoral Electoral Act was amended to provide the use of mobile ballot boxes The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Electoral Electoral Act had limited electoral expenses incurred or authorised by a candidate for on new political parties entering the Western Australian Parliament. In the In Parliament. Australian Western the entering parties political new on 1904) the deposit was set at a substantial £25, whichwas returned upon acandidate receiving more than 20 per cent of the number of votes received by the successful candidate in two-cornered contests. If there were more than two candidates, the candidate with the smallest number of their votes forfeited deposit to the ‘King’. Back in 1904 the Parliament at £100 for the Legislative Assembly. The permitted expenses were periodically expandedthe but legislationwas largely ineffectivelargely because it did notcover political parties.Following the report of Justice ArthurKay in 1979 the legislation was repealed. itHowever, was notuntil was 1996passed that to legislation require purposes the political for disclosure expenditure of incurred donations had who and persons electoral other expenditure and groups by candidates, politicalentities, parties associated and their during the disclosure period for an election. Gifts inexcess of $1,500 were to bedeclared. Gifts below this did total not to have be unless revealed, the sum amount of value of all gifts madeby oneexceeded person election-relation party all that specified election 20174 the for WAEC the by provided Guidelines amount. this returns are due to be lodged on an approved form with details polling Relevant are day. required to be the kept of all donors Electoral whose contribution equalledCommissioner or exceeded within 15 weeks of a series equalof and or donations totalled, these when of who the $2,300, make including threshold donors entities of associated controllers financial and parties political of agents appointed addition In $2,300. exceed income other and gifts of value the out setting Commissioner Electoral the with return a lodge to required are received during the previous financial Again,year. the threshold amount is also $2,300for disclosure of a series of gifts which equal orexceed $2,300. When the annualPolitical Finance Reportsare released they usually create much media interest but the full picture of party donationslegislation. isFor instance, in clouded 2006federal legislation wasby passed which lifted different its federal donation and thresholds gift to much to the higher Consumer $10,000, which Price 2017, By Index. indexed was this threshold disclosure $13,200. had risen to A feature of contemporary electoral law has been legislative having the changes capacity to cast a vote. Postal voting provisionsfor facilitateto electors living out of their districtregistered all or beyond electors Act included in the Electoral were thirty miles of a polling place on polling day extension of the male franchise. After many amendments the majorrevamp of the Act in 1987 established that a person whose residence was more than 20 kilometres from a polling place was eligible for a as who a awas could not person pollingvote, attend place part during, of polling the or greater throughout, postal too, a permanentlyday due disabled to was personreligious beliefs. alsoSignificantly, deemed eligiblefor a postal vote. In light of these developments it is remarkable that between 1904 and 1948 Australia Western did not permit what is known as ‘absent voting’ whereby an electorcould cast avote on electionday in not registered. which he or she was in district a In 2000, the so-called postal vote was replaced with the term ‘Early either Vote’, could be by granted to post an or elector more than in eight person. kilometres polling a from attend It any to polling unable place electors including throughout expanded the gradually hours were of Vote Early an for reasons Other polling. place because of emergency duty or employment, serious illness travel approachingor maternity, infirmity, elector a silent as enrolment State, the in place polling any at voting person a preclude that conditions under and some citizens serving a sentence or in lawful custody or detention. In 2012 it was in count made election the in included possiblebe to poll forof close the a before dated and witnessed appropriately vote postal polling day. following immediately the Sunday indicated the postmark where circumstances Mobile polling booths became another avenue for voters when apart keen from cementing to thestandard practice cast of conducting their elections Saturday on vote. accordance in with As far back historic practice andfederal the as law, 1959, in institutions and hospitals. Amendments in 1979 expanded their use to regional and remoteareas. By the 2013 general election numerous amendmentsto the law enabled theWAECto service hospitalsthe opportunity and elector

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Prior to the 11 March 2017 State Election, the Western Australian Parliament passed legislation to ensure 4 Elections and Referendums that when electors are directly enrolled by the Australian Electoral Commission, based on ‘trusted’ sources such as driver’s license databases and school leaving records, they will also be directly enrolled by the Western Australian Electoral Commission. The elector would be informed that he/she had been added to the electoral roll. If the details are correct, the elector does not need to reply to this communication. This legislation increased the number of enrolled electors by an estimated 190,000 voters for the 2017 poll. Other measures included the use of technology for many people with a disability to use technology with the help of another person to fill out their ballot paper. Official agents for candidates were able to appoint scrutineers for candidates when voting occurred in hospitals and other special institutions. A 12.8 per cent enrolment was increased for the 2017 election. However, actual turnout for the 2017 poll dropped to 86.2 per cent from the 89.2 per cent in 2013, with both occasions being the only elections when 90 per cent was not achieved since compulsory voting was enacted in 1936 for Western Australian elections. Low turnout was most marked in the Pilbara, Kimberley and North-West Central seats.

For the 2017 election it was no longer necessary for electors to provide a reason for voting early. Some 15 per cent of electors voted early, with the valid absent vote being near 10 per cent and postal voting at 8 per cent. The poll was featured by the presence of the highest ever number of 16 registered political parties. A record number of candidates nominated for the Legislative Assembly (415 at 7.0 candidates per district). There was also a record number of candidates for the Legislative Council (185 at 5.4 candidates per vacancy). The informal vote dropped from 6 per cent to 4.5 per cent. For the Legislative Council the informal vote remained low at 2.7 per cent.

The next General Election for the 41st Parliament is scheduled to be held on 13 March 2021. The actual date can be predicted as a consequence of the provisions of the Electoral and Constitution Act 2011, which provided for what could be loosely termed fixed elections for each of the Houses. Members of the Legislative Assembly would continue to be elected for a maximum four year term and unless the Assembly was dissolved before 1 November last preceding its expiry year, the Governor was to issue writs for all Assembly seats on the first Wednesday in February of the expiry year. The election date was to be the second Saturday in March in the expiry year or the nearest available date thereto and a similar process would apply with an election for Legislative Council members, thus ensuring that the writs for the Legislative Council elections could be returned in time for the changeover date on 22 May which had been provided for in the Constitution since 1890. While an earlier Assembly election was not ruled out by these provisions, the fixed date for the expiration of the terms of Legislative Councillors made for a high probability of elections for both Houses being held henceforth on the second Saturday of March every four years. At the same time the absolute fixed term for Legislative Council members remained unaffected by the changes.

Before the likely next election to the 41st Parliament (2021–2025), it is possible that amendments to the Electoral Act 1907 will be sought. Such changes are regarded as constitutional and hence require passage with an absolute majority for, for the 59 member Legislative Assembly and the 36 member Legislative Council. The state of the political parties after the 11 March 2017 elections in the Legislative Assembly read as Labor Party, a historic total of 41 seats; Liberal Party 13 seats and The Nationals WA 5 seats, governmental initiatives will readily be passed in the ‘lower house’. However, in the ‘upper house’ Legislative Council, with the seat distribution being Labor 14 seats; Liberal 9 seats; The Nationals WA 4 seats; Greens 4 seats; Pauline Hanson’s One Nation 3 seats; Shooters, Fishers and Farmers 1 seat; and Liberal Democrats 1 seat, it is likely that it will be more difficult for the government to gain an absolute majority of votes. If, for example, the proportional representation formula for the Legislative Council is to be modified to be similar to that which was the system for the Australian Senate for the 2016 vote, the quest may be difficult to achieve.

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to for fixdates different Constitution Act 1889 Electoral Electoral and Constitution Amendment if Act that 2011 which provided 18 October; Pilbara, 24 October; Roebourne, Roebourne, 24 October; Pilbara, 18 October; 1911 31 October Kimberley, Roebourne, 4 November; and Pilbara, Gascoyne 1914 11 November 1917, other 9 November Kimberley, 18 October; Roebourne, unopposed members North-West 9 April Kimberley, 28 March; Roebourne, 26 March; Pilbara, 1921 5 April 1924 Roebourne, Kimberley, Pilbara, 9 April 1927 Gascoyne, Roebourne, Pilbara, Kimberley, From 27 November to 12 December 1890 12 December to 27 November From 1894 3 July to 14 June From 1897 26 May to 27 April From 24 April 1901 28 June 1904 1905 13 November Pilbara, Kimberley, Dundas, Gascoyne, Dundas, 1 October; Gascoyne, 30 September; Roebourne, 1908 23 October Kimberley, 16 October; Pilbara, Kimberley, 16 October; Gascoyne, Cue, 11 October; North of Geraldton Electoral Electoral Act 1907 onefixed for date all districts, although elections for northern seats The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 21 October 1914 21 October 1917 29 September 1921 12 March 22 Mar 1924 1927 26 March 12 April 1930 8 April 1933 1936 15 February 1939 18 March 1943 20 November 1947 15 March 1950 25 March 1953 14 February Council) with the Legislative conjointly 7 April 1956 (election held 1959 21 March 1962 31 March Council) with the Legislative conjointly held 1965 (all elections thereafter 20 February 1968 23 March 1971 20 February 1974 30 March 1977 19 February 1980 23 February 1983 19 February 1986 8 February 1989 4 February 1993 6 February 14 December 1996 2001 10 February 2005 26 February 2008 6 September 2013*** 9 March From 27 November to 12 to 27 November From December 1890* 1894 3 July to 14 June From 1897 26 May to 27 April From 24 April 1901 28 June 1904 1905 27 October 1908** 11 September 1911 3 October Southern Portion 1930) from (whole of State 11 March 2017 11 March Parliament

for the period from 5 to 12 December. 12 December. 5 to the period from for elections districts. in Section different 65 of the 1930. until held separately still were the Legislative Assembly has not been dissolved before 1 November last preceding itsexpiry year ‘the Governor shallcause a writfor elections in all the districtsto be issued on the Wednesday first of February in the expiry year’ day). available is an that and of March Saturday the then the first day date be an excluded for (unless if that in March Saturday electionsecond shall be the 9th Parliament 10th Parliament 11th Parliament 12th Parliament 13th Parliament 14th Parliament 15th Parliament 16th Parliament 17th Parliament 18th Parliament 19th Parliament 20th Parliament 21st Parliament 22nd Parliament 23rd Parliament 24th Parliament 25th Parliament 26th Parliament 27th Parliament 28th Parliament 29th Parliament 30th Parliament 31st Parliament 32nd Parliament 33rd Parliament 34th Parliament 35th Parliament 36th Parliament 37th Parliament 38th Parliament 39th Parliament 40th Parliament 1st Parliament 2nd Parliament 3rd Parliament 4th Parliament 5th Parliament 6th Parliament 7th Parliament 8th Parliament * These were the dates originally proclaimed. In fact only eleven of the thirty seats were contested and for these the actual polling days were were these the actual polling days and for contested were of the thirty seats only eleven In fact originally proclaimed. the dates * These were ** Until 1907, the Governor in Council had the power under theto proviso section 41 of the *** The 2013 electionwas the held first under theprovisions of the GENERAL ELECTION DATES, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, 1890–2018 ASSEMBLY, LEGISLATIVE DATES, ELECTION GENERAL

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1894 16 July 1896 27 July 1897 29 June (inaugural, North-East Province) 1898 9 May 1900 14 May 1900 29 August (inaugural, Metropolitan-Suburban Province) 1900 5 September (inaugural South Province) 1902 12 May 1904 20 May 1906 14 May (North Province 4 June) 1908 13 May 1910 13 May 1912 14 May 1914 16 May 1916 13 May 1918 11 May 1920 8 May 1922 13 May 1924 10 May 1926 8 May 1928 12 May 1930 10 May 1932 7 May 1934 12 May 1936 9 May 1938 7 May 1940 11 May 1944 29 April 1946 4 May 1948 8 May 1950 6 May 1952 3 May 1954 8 May 1956 7 April (election held conjointly with the Legislative Assembly) 1958 10 May 1960 20 April 1962 12 May 1965 20 February (all elections thereafter held conjointly with the Legislative Assembly)

N.B. The Legislative Council general election held on 9 March 2013 was the first under the provisions of the Electoral and Constitution Amendment Act 2011 which provided effectively for the same dates for the issuing of writs and the holding of the election which apply for the Legislative Assembly but always to ensure the return of the writs before ‘21 May in the year in which seats in the Council are to be vacated by the effluxion of time’.

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PARLIAMENT CAUSED BY TOTAL Appointment Disputed Declared Death Resignation to Ministry Return Vacant contested2

25th 1965–1968 1 2 – – – 3 26th 1968–1971 – 1 – – – 1 27th 1971–1974 1 3 – – – 4 28th 1974–1977 – 1 – – – 1 29th 1977–1980 – – – 1 – 1 30th 1980–1983 1 2 – – – 3 31st 1983–1986 – 2 – 1 – 3 32nd 1986–1989 2 8 – – – 10

33rd 1989–1993 – 6 – – – 63

34th 1993–1996 – 3 – – – 3 35th 1996–2001 – – – – – 0 36th 2001–2005 – 2 – – – 2 37th 2005–2008 1 2 – – – 3 38th 2008–2013 – 3 – – – 3 39th 2013–2017 – 1 – – – 1 40th 2018– – 1 – – – 1

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John Scaddan John Lindsay Parker Wyborn Hubert Stanley James Joseph Kenneally Alan Ridge Keith Joseph Michael Francis John Grylls Brendon Jacob Albert Paul Arthur William Bickerton Young Laurence Raymond June Craig Margaret MLC Pike, Gerald Robert Shalders Steel Richard McIver Finlay Kenneth Barry James Hodge Beggs Ann Pamela Kim Desmond Hames Donald Kierath Graham Prince Royston Kevin Antony Douglas James Shave de Klashorst van June Dorothy Day Dadley John Howard Henry Daglish * John Scaddan Draper Thomas Percy Willmott Sykes Edward Francis James William Hickey Sir James Mitchell Frank Wilson * Frank Moorhead * Frederick Henry Gregory William Lemen Thomas Matthew Lewis Moss, MLC * MLC Moss, Lewis Matthew Name Paul Terrance Miles Terrance Paul Ruth Mitchell Andrea Mark William Lewis MLC Mark William Lewis 4. Sir James Mitchell was the first and only incumbent Premier to lose a parliamentary seat at an election, although Frank Wilson had at an election, although seat to lose a parliamentary Premier and only incumbent the first was 4. Sir James Mitchell the Premiership. resigning from after months 1917, a few in September in Sussex been defeated abolished in the 1981 redistribution. which was Wellington, member for previously was 5. June Craig abolished in the 1981 redistribution. which was Murray, member for previously was Shalders 6. Richard ______N.B.* MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT TO LOSE THEIR PARLIAMENTARY SEATS WHILE SERVING AS SERVING WHILE SEATS THEIR PARLIAMENTARY LOSE TO OF PARLIAMENT MEMBERS STATE OF MINISTERS

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PRESIDENTS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Name Seat Party Date Walter Kingsmill Metropolitan Province Nat May 1922 Sir Harold Seddon North-East Province LCL May 1954

SPEAKERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Name Seat Party Date Mathieson Harry Jacoby Swan Opp; Ind October 1905 John Merrifield Hearman Blackwood Lib March 1968 Michael William Sutherland Mount Lawley Lib March 2017

CHAIRS OF COMMITTEES, LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Name Seat Party Date Joseph Francis Allen West Province Nat May 1920 Garry Kenneth Kelly South Metropolitan Region ALP February 1993 Matthew Francis Benson-Lidholm Agricultural Region ALP March 2013

DEPUTY SPEAKER OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (from 8 September 1899) Name Seat Party Date Robert Clyde Bloffwitch Geraldton Lib February 2001 Diane Joy Guise Wanneroo ALP September 2008

CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY7 Name Seat Party Date Marinus Frederick Alfred Canning East Perth June 1894 William Traylen Greenough Opp June 1897 Frederick Illingworth Cue Lib June 1904 Walter Richardson Subiaco Nat April 1933 Graham John Burkett Scarborough ALP February 1989

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7. Position abolished in the Legislative Assembly in September 1999 following the adoption of new Standing Orders.

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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Term Name Seat Party Commenced

Cyril Richard Cornish North Province Ind. 1942 Reginald Elliott Davies North Metropolitan Region Ind. 1993* (endorsed Liberal 1989–1991) James Alan Scott South Metropolitan Region GWA 1993 Helen Margaret Hodgson North Metropolitan Region AD 1997 Norman John Patrick Kelly East Metropolitan Region AD 1997 Christine Sharp South-West Region GWA 1997 Giz Watson North Metropolitan Region GWA 1997 Robin Howard Chapple Mining and Pastoral Region GWA 2001 (2009) Patrick Paul Elliot Embry South West Region ONP 2001 John Duncombe Fischer Mining and Pastoral Region ONP 2001 Francis Carson Hough Agricultural Region ONP 2001 Diane Elizabeth Margetts Agricultural Region GWA 2001 Lynn Ellen Maclaren South Metropolitan Region GWA 2005** (2009) Paul Vincent Llewellyn South-West Region GWA 2005 Alison Marie Xamon East Metropolitan Region GWA 2009-2013 North Metropolitan Region 2017- Ricky John Mazza Agricultural Region SFFP 2013 Timothy James C liffard East Metropolitan GWA 2017 Diane Mary Evers South West Region GWA 2017 Robin David Scott Mining and Pastoral Region PHON 2017 Charles Leonard Smith East Metropolitan PHON 2017 Aaron Stonehouse South Metropolitan Lib Dem 2017 Colin Richard Tincknell South West PHON 2017

* = First elected as a Liberal in 1989, Reginald Davies resigned as a Liberal member in July 1991 and was elected in 1993 as an Independent. ** = Elected by recount of votes to fill casual vacancy.

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Referendums were not essential parts of the process for constitutional change under the Western Australian Constitution until 1978, when section 73 of the Constitution Act 1889 was amended to require the holding of a referendum prior to the implementation of a constitutional change that expressly or impliedly provided for:

(a) abolition of or alteration in the office of Governor;

(b) abolition of the Legislative Council or of the Legislative Assembly;

(c) the Legislative Council or the Legislative Assembly to be composed of members other than members directly chosen by the people;

(d) a reduction in the numbers of the members of the Legislative Council or Legislative Assembly; or

(e) matters affecting certain other sections of the Constitution, including section 73 itself.

As yet, no proposal has been successfully brought forward to utilise this provision.

Those referendums that have been held in Western Australia (other than those designed to secure constitutional amendments under the provisions of section 128 of The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia), have been consequences of particular Acts of the Parliament of Western Australia providing for such a process prior to a particular proposal becoming law. Details follow of the questions placed before the people, the voting and turnout figures, and the outcome of each.

Popular Referendum on Australian Federation

Polling Day: 31 July 1900

Parent Act: Australasian Federation Enabling Act 1900

Purpose: This referendum was held to ascertain whether the people of Western Australia wished to join the Commonwealth of Australia under the terms of the Constitution as specified in section 9 of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act.

Question: Do you accept (Yes) or reject (No) the amended Commonwealth Constitution Bill?

Voting Figures: Enrolment 96,065 67.69% of qualified electors Total Votes 65,030 Formal Votes 64,491 Informal Votes 539 0.83% of total votes polled Yes 44,800 69.47% of formal votes No 19,691 30.53% of formal votes Majority for ‘Yes’ 25,109

Percentage ‘Yes’ by region Metropolitan Agricultural Goldfields North-West 60.11 38.07 92.79 82.00

Outcome: Western Australian electors gave the necessary approval in time for Western Australia to join the Australian Commonwealth as an original State. The ‘Yes’ vote of 69.47 per cent compared with an average for the six colonies of 72.52 per cent.

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26 April 1911 Act 1911 Licensing give To voters in each district (as defined in the Act) the options asset out liquor licences. of future terms below in 1. 2. 3. : Day Polling Act: Parent Purpose: Questions: Local Option Vote 1911 Vote Option Local Increase Number of Licences Voting Figures: (State-wide) Figures: Voting Yes Yes Not Increase of increase in favour Number of districts of no increase in favour Number of districts Licences General Publicans’ No Management State No

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Polling Day: 30 April 1921

Parent Act: Licensing Act 1911

Purpose: To give voters in each district (as defined in the Act) the options as set out below in terms of future liquor licences.

Questions: 1. Resolution A – should the number of licences existing in the district continue? (Continuance). 2. Resolution B – should the number of licences existing in the district be increased? (Increase). 3. Resolution C – should the number of licences existing in the district be reduced? (Reduce). 4. Resolution D – should no licences be granted or renewed in the district? (Prohibition).

Question No. 1 – That all new Publicans’ General Licences be held by the State. Question No. 2 – That State management throughout the District be established.

Voting Figures: (State-wide)

Total Enrolment 169,156 Total Votes 85,143 50.33% of enrolled electors Formal Votes 78,117 Informal Votes 7,026 8.25% of total votes

Continuance 37,710 48.27% of formal votes Increase 2,165 2.77% of formal votes Reduce 6,940 8.88% of formal votes Prohibition 31,302 40.07% of formal votes

Aggregate for Continuance or 39,875 51.05% of formal votes Increase Aggregate for Reduction or 38,242 48.96% of formal votes Prohibition

Number of districts in which Resolution A carried: 32; in which Resolution C carried: 10.

Question One(Publicans’ General Licences)

Total Votes 85,089 50.30% of enrolled voters Formal Votes 54,531 Informal Votes 30,558 35.91% of total votes

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Polling Day: 4 April 1925

Parent Act: Licensing Act 1911 (as amended in 1922)

Purpose: To decide on a state-wide basis whether to adopt prohibition as from 4 April 1925.

Question: Do you favour prohibition coming into force in Western Australia?

Voting Figures:

Enrolment 200,212 Total Votes 119,270 59.57% of enrolment Formal Votes 118,475 Informal Votes 658 0.55% of total votes polled

Yes 41,362 34.91% of formal votes No 77,113 65.09% of formal votes

Majority for ‘No’ 35,751

Metropolitan Country Yes 23,030 36.99% 18,332 32.61% No 39,222 63.01% 37,891 67.39%

Outcome: The proposal for prohibition was defeated.

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Mining / Pastoral 8 April 1933 Act 1932 Referendum Secession To obtain the opinion of Western the from secede to Australia Australians Western for prior Westminster at Imperial Parliament to seeking approval from the Commonwealth of Australia; alternativelyto secure the holding of a Convention as question. in the second detailed 1. 2. NB: The State Government sent refused Parliament Imperial the which by adopted was a recommendation Committee delegation to Westminster in on the issue of secession. intervene to 1935, but a Select 43.74 64.85 Metropolitan Metropolitan Outcome: Formal Votes Formal Votes Informal Yes No ‘No’ Majority for region by ‘Yes’ Percentage Enrolment Yes (‘D’) Two Question Votes Total No ‘Yes’ Majority for region by ‘Yes’ Percentage Question One (‘C’)Question Enrolment Votes Total Votes Formal Votes Informal : Day Polling Act: Parent Purpose: Questions: Secession Referendum Secession Voting Figures: Voting

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Polling Day: 9 December 1950

Parent Act: Licensing Act 1911-1949

Purpose: To decide on a state-wide basis whether to adopt prohibition.

Question: Do you agree with the proposal that prohibition shall come into force in Western Australia? Voting Figures: Enrolment 307,980 Formal Votes 277,314 90.07% of enrolment Informal Votes 7,109 2.49% of total votes

Yes 73,361 26.45% of formal votes No 203,953 73.55% of formal votes

Majority for ‘No’ 130,592

Percentage ‘Yes’ vote by region Metropolitan Agricultural, Mining and Pastoral North - West 26.79 26.11 19.89

Outcome: The proposal to introduce prohibition was defeated.

383 Edition th The 24 The 88.86% of enrolment votes 0.97% of total 46.34% of formal votes 46.34% of formal 53.66% of formal votes 53.66% of formal 21 30 Country 37.80% 5,287 39,535 614,579 546,110 540,823 250,644 290,179 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 51.38% The proposal to make daylight saving permanent after a trial period was period a trial after permanent saving daylight make to The proposal rejected. Metropolitan 8 March 1975 8 March Act 1974 Saving Daylight As required under the Act Parent in order to confirm theretention ofdaylight saving a trial period. after one the being hour advanced time from in the State of the standard in you favour Are following? next in March Sunday first the until in each year in October Sunday last Outcome: Total Votes Total Enrolment : Day Polling Act: Parent Purpose: Question: Figures: Voting First Daylight Saving Referendum Saving Daylight First Formal Votes Formal Votes Informal Yes No Majority for ‘No’ Majority for in favour Number of districts opposed Number of districts region by vote ‘Yes’ Percentage

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Polling Day: 7 April 1984

Parent Act: Daylight Saving Act 1983

Purpose: As required under the Parent Act in order to confirm the retention of daylight saving after a trial period.

Question: Are you in favour of the standard time in the State being advanced one hour from the last Sunday in October in each year until the first Sunday in the following March?

Voting Figures: Enrolment 840,032 Total Votes 726,490 86.48% of enrolment Formal Votes 721,876 Informal Votes 4,614 0.64% of total votes

Yes 329,536 45.65% of formal votes No 392,340 54.35% of formal votes

Majority for ‘No’ 62,804

Number of districts in favour 14

Number of districts opposed 43

Percentage ‘Yes’ vote by region Metropolitan Country 50.80 34.35

Outcome: The proposal to make daylight saving permanent was rejected.

385 Edition th The 24 The 86.20% of enrolment 1.03% of total votes 1.03% of total 46.86% of formal votes 46.86% of formal 53.14% of formal votes 53.14% of formal 29.83 23 34 Country 8,873 53,544 999,135 861,299 852,426 399,441 452,985 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The 52.92 The proposal to make daylight saving permanent was rejected. was permanent saving daylight make to The proposal Metropolitan 4 April 1992 Act 1991 Saving Daylight As required under the Act Parent in order to confirm theretention ofdaylight saving a trial period. after one the being hour advanced time from in the State of the standard in you favour Are fashion similar in and 1993 March in Sunday first the until 1992 October in Sunday last thereafter? year each for Outcome: : Day Polling Act: Parent Purpose: Question: Figures: Voting Enrolment Third Daylight Saving Referendum Saving Daylight Third Total Votes Total Formal Votes Formal Votes Informal Yes No Majority for ‘No’ Majority for in favour Number of districts opposed Number of districts region by vote ‘Yes’ Percentage

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Polling Day: 26 February 2005 (in conjunction with State general election)

Parent Act: Retail Trading Hours Amendment (Referendums) Act 2004

Purpose: To ascertain the opinion of electors concerning possible amendments to legislation governing trading hours in Western Australia.

Questions: 1. Do you believe that the Western Australian community would benefit if trading hours in the Perth Metropolitan Area were extended to allow general retail shops to trade until 9pm Monday to Friday? 2. Do you believe that the Western Australian community would benefit if trading hours in the Perth Metropolitan Area were extended to allow general retail shops to trade for 6 hours on Sunday?

Voting Figures: Question 1

Enrolment 1,259,262 Total Votes 1,129,201 89.67% of total enrolment Formal Votes 1,106,043 Informal Votes 23,158 2.05% of total votes

Yes 457,183 41.34% of formal votes No 648,860 58.66% of formal votes Majority for ‘No’ 191,677

Number of districts in favour 5 (Kimberley, Cnt Kimberley-Pilbara, Murchison-Eyre, Peel, Perth) Number of districts opposed 52

Percentage ‘Yes’ vote by region Metropolitan Sth West Agricultural Min/Pastoral 42.74 37.06 29.83 50.18

Outcome: The proposal to express support for extended weekday trading hours was rejected.

Voting Figures: Question 2

Enrolment 1,259,262 Total Votes 1,129,064 89.66% of total enrolment Formal Votes 1,095,420 Informal Votes 33,664 2.98% of total votes

Yes 422,942 38.61% of formal votes No 672,478 61.39% of formal votes Majority for ‘No’ 249,536

387 Edition th The 24 The 50.71 Mining and Pastoral (Kimberley) 1 56 28.05 Agricultural 37.33 South-West The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The The proposal to express support for allowing general retail shops to trade for for trade to shops retail general allowing support for express to The proposal rejected. was on Sunday 6 hours 39.18 Metropolitan Outcome: Percentage ‘Yes’ vote by region by vote ‘Yes’ Percentage Number of districts opposed districts Number of Number of districts in favour in districts Number of Shopping Hours Referendum continued Referendum Hours Shopping

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Polling Day: 16 May 2009

Parent Act: Daylight Saving Act 2006

Purpose: As required under the Parent Act in order to confirm the retention of daylight saving after a trial period.

Question: Are you in favour of daylight saving being introduced in Western Australia by standard time in the State being advanced one hour from the last Sunday in October 2009 until the last Sunday in March 2010 and in similar fashion for each following year?

Voting Figures: Enrolment 1,341,554 Total Votes 1,148,853 85.64% of enrolment Formal Votes 1,144,203 Informal Votes 4,650 0.40% of total votes

Yes 519,899 45.44% of formal votes No 624,304 54.56% of formal votes Majority for ‘No’ 104,405

Number of districts in favour 24 Highest ‘Yes’ vote: Ocean Reef 63.01% Number of districts opposed 35 Lowest ‘Yes’ vote: Wagin 14.64%

Percentage ‘Yes’ vote by region

Metropolitan North Metropolitan South Metropolitan 50.60% 55.46% 51.35%

East Metropolitan South West Mining and Pastoral 44.89% 4.61% 34.11%

Country Agricultural 29.96% 17.15%

Outcome: The proposal to make daylight saving permanent was rejected.

389 Edition th The 24 The Outcome Carried Carried Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Carried Defeated Carried Defeated Defeated Defeated Carried Carried Carried Carried Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated 6 5 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 3 2 0 0 0 6 2 6 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 2 2 3 2 3 3 States No. of No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes WA Result 82.6 54.9 49.0 39.4 39.9 49.4 49.3 49.3 49.8 49.3 49.1 74.3 53.6 36.3 46.0 54.5 50.6 50.3 40.7 49.4 40.3 90.8 43.8 34.4 48.3 48.0 47.2 46.9 62.2 73.3 77.7 80.1 50.7 47.1 32.9 37.6 48.4 46.2 49.7 48.6 43.5 42.8 % Yes 78.9 72.8 61.7 54.9 55.8 52.9 52.8 52.7 53.6 53.2 52.4 27.8 52.3 55.1 80.9 25.2 44.1 42.5 42.9 40.7 57.1 46.5 44.3 57.5 47.6 62.3 56.2 55.7 38.6 29.0 31.9 48.5 72.6 78.4 69.7 64.4 25.9 51.7 54.0 29.3 30.7 32.0 WA Aust WA 14 15 xus Ne ‑ 13 12 Retirement ‑ The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook Parliamentary Australian Western The Senate Elections Senate Debts State Payments Capita Per Powers, Legislative etc Corporations, Monopolies and Commerce Trade Corporations Matters Industrial Trusts Monopolies Disputes Railways Marketing Powers Fourteen Communism Aborigines Incomes Elections Simultaneous the Mode of Altering Constitution Elections Democratic Government Local Elections Simultaneous Vacancies Senate of Powers Interchange Terms Parliamentary Elections Fair Aviation Social Services Marketing Employment Industrial and Prices Rents Prices Referendums of Senators Terms Judges Parliament Military ServiceMilitary ServiceMilitary ServicesEssential Financial Agreement Subject Matter Legislative Powers Legislative Monopolies Commerce Industry, 11 10 12 December 1906 12 December 13 April 1910 13 April 1910 26 April 1911 26 April 1911 1913 31 May 1913 31 May 1913 31 May 1913 31 May 1913 31 May 1913 31 May 1916 28 October 6 March 1937 6 March 1944 19 August 1951 22 September 1967 27 May 8 December 1973 1974 18 May 1974 18 May 1974 18 May 1974 18 May 1977 21 May 1977 21 May 1 December 1984 1988 3 September 1988 3 September 6 March 1937 6 March 1946 28 September 1946 28 September 1946 28 September 1948 29 May 1967 27 May 8 December 1973 1977 21 May 1977 21 May 1 December 1984 4 September 1926 4 September 1928 17 November Date 20 December 1917 13 December 1919 13 December 1919 1926 4 September ______10. Plebiscites (non-constitutional) on Military Service on Military Outside the Commonwealth. (non-constitutional) 10. Plebiscites 11. Same as (10). but not in a majority of States. a majority of voters by 12. Supported 13. Same as (12). 14. Same as (12). 15. Same as (12). COMMONWEALTH CONSTITUTIONAL REFERENDUMS AND PLEBISCITES AND REFERENDUMS CONSTITUTIONAL COMMONWEALTH

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% Yes WA No. of Date Subject Matter Result States Outcome WA Aust

3 September 1988 Local Government 29.8 33.6 No 0 Defeated 3 September 1988 Rights and Freedoms 28.1 30.8 No 0 Defeated 6 November 1999 Republic 41.5 45.1 No 0 Defeated 6 November 1999 Preamble 34.7 39.3 No 0 Defeated

Western Australians’ voting in national referendums A majority of Western Australian electors have voted in the affirmative on 23 of the 42 constitutional referendum questions and in both the plebiscites on military service outside the Commonwealth. However, Western Australians voted in the negative on all but five of the 22 questions put since 1946. In both plebiscites on military service outside the Commonwealth, Western Australia recorded the highest ‘Yes’ vote.

NATIONAL SONG POLL The poll was held by the Fraser Government on 21 May 1977 to determine which song was preferred as Australia’s national anthem. The national vote was as follows: Enrolment 8,401,467

Total votes cast 7,069,046 84.14% of total enrolment

God Save the Queen 1,182,689 18.78% of total valid votes Advance Australia Fair 2,725,292 43.29% of total valid votes Song of Australia 607,257 9.65% of total valid votes Waltzing Matilda 1,780,747 28.28% of total valid votes

Informal 773,061 10.94% of total votes cast

Western Australian vote

Enrolment 682,291

Total votes cast 556,273 81.53% of total enrolment

God Save the Queen 113,054 23.17% of total valid votes Advance Australia Fair 183,159 37.54% of total valid votes Song of Australia 75,524 15.48% of total valid votes Waltzing Matilda 116,142 23.81% of total valid votes

Informal 68,394 12.30% of total votes cast

Western Australians voted above the national average for God Save the Queen and Song of Australia but clearly below the national average for Advance Australia Fair and Waltzing Matilda.

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ABBREVIATIONS

AASA Associate of the Australian Society of CB Companion of the Order of Bath Accountants AC Companion of the Order of Australia CBE Commander of the Order of the British Empire ACIS Associate of the Chartered Institute Cert Certificate of Secretaries Acctg Accounting CertEd Certificate of Education AD Australian Democrats CitWA WA Citizen of the Year AdvDip Advanced Diploma CMG Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George AHRI Australian Human Resources CP Country Party Institute AK Knight of the Order of Australia CSC Conspicuous Service Cross ALP Australian Labor Party CVO Companion of the Royal Victorian Order AM Member of the Order of Australia DBE Dame Commander of the British Empire AO Officer of the Order of Australia DFC Distinguished Flying Cross APAA Associate of the Public DFM Distinguished Flying Medal Administration Association ARCM Associate of Royal College of Music Dip Diploma AssocDipAgric Associate Diploma of Agriculture DipEd Diploma of Education AutoMech Automotive Mechanical DipIT Diploma of Information Technology BA Bachelor of Arts DipTchg Diploma of Teaching BAgriBus Bachelor of AgriBusiness Dist Distinction BBus Bachelor of Business DJur Doctor of Jurisprudence BCom Bachelor of Commerce DPhil Doctorate of Philosophy BEc Bachelor of Economics DSC Distinguished Service Cross BEd Bachelor of Education DSO Distinguished Service Order BEng Bachelor of Engineering ED Efficiency Decoration BJuris Bachelor of Jurisprudence Esq Esquire BMM Bachelor of Marketing and Media FACEL Fellow of the Australian Council for Education Leaders BPE Bachelor of Physical Education FAIM Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management BPlan Bachelor of Planning GAICD Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors BPS Bachelor of Professional Studies GBE Knight Grand Cross of the British Empire BPsych Bachelor of Psychology GCB Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Bath BSc Bachelor of Science GCM Good Conduct Medal BSocSc Bachelor of Social Sciences GCMG Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George BSocWk Bachelor of Social Work GradDip Graduate Diploma BVSc Bachelor of Veterinary Science GradDipBus Graduate Diploma of Business By By-election GradDipEd Graduate Diploma of Education 392 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

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GradDipMan Graduate Diploma of Management MM Military Medal GradDipOH&S Graduate Diploma of Occupational MMBF Master of Marketing, Business Health and Safety and Finance GWA Greens Western Australia MP Member of Parliament Hon The Honourable MPA Master of Public Administration Hons Honours MPhil Master of Philosophy Ind Independent MSc Master of Science ISO Imperial Service Order Nat The Nationals WA JP Justice of the Peace NCP National Country Party KBE Knight Commander of the Order of NPA National Party of Australia the British Empire KC King’s Counsel NPW National Party of Western Australia KCMG Knight Commander of the Order of NSW New South Wales St Michael and St George KCVO Knight Commander of the Royal OBE Officer of the Order of the British Empire Victorian Order ON One Nation LA Legislative Assembly ONP One Nation Party LC Legislative Council PC Privy Councillor LegPrac Legal Practice PhD Doctorate Lib Liberal PHON Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party LLB Bachelor of Laws Post Grad Cert Post Graduate Certificate LLM Master of Laws PR Public Relations Ltd Limited psc(j) Passed Australian Command and Staff College MA Master of Arts PTC Perth Technical College MBA Master of Business Administration QC Queen’s Counsel MBE Member of the Order of the British RE Royal Engineers Empire MC Military Cross RN Royal Navy MCom Master of Commerce SA South Australia MDefStud Master of Defence Studies SFFP Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party MEc Master of Economics SW South-west MEd Master of Education TAFE Technical and Further Education Metro Metropolitan UK United Kingdom MHR Member of the House of VC Victoria Cross Representatives Min Ministerialist VD Voluntary Decoration MIR Master of International Relations WA Western Australia MLA Member of the Legislative yrs Years Assembly MLC Member of the Legislative Council 393 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

INDEX ABBEY, Charles Roy 159,178,181,182,185 BATES, Mathew 136,331 ABBOTT, Arthur Valentine Rutherford BATH, Thomas Henry 191,235,239,256,376 157,192,221,223,230,246,250,251,313,314 ABETZ, Peter 114,191,241 BAXTER, Charles Farquharson Aborigines 390 160,178,252,253,254,303,305,315 Aborigines Elected to the Western Australian Parliament BAXTER, Norman Eric 131 153,160,178,181,182,183,264,303,312,315,374 ACKLAND, John Hugh 191,230,234 BEAZLEY, Kim 3,145,152 Acts Amendment (Electoral Reform) Act 1987 185 BEDFORD, Admiral Sir Frederick George Denham, Advocate–General 334,335,340,341,356 144,148 Agents General (from 1892) 351,414 BEETE, Captain Picton 146 AINSWORTH, Ross Andrew 191,240 BEGGS, Pamela Anne AIREY, Diane Phyllis 159,188,320 192,244,269,271,273,320,326,372 ALBAN, Francesco Angelo 114,191,242 BEHJAT, Elizabeth Lloyd 114,160,188,316,322 ALDRIDGE, Martin 4,6,12,121,122,126,130,159,186 BELL, Colin John 160,183,185 ALEXANDER, Ian Christopher 157,191,238 BELLINGHAM, George Henry John 160,179 ALEXANDER, William 159,177 BENNETTS, George 160,179,181,182 ALLEN, Ebenezer 191,239 BENSON-LIDHOLM, Matthew Francis ALLEN, Joseph Francis 153,159,180,373 153,160,186,189,373 ALLISON, Donald 328 BERINSON, Joseph Max ALLNUTT, Ian Lea 327,328,329,332 154,160,184,188,266–267,270,272,309,310 ALLSOP, Frederick William 159,179 BERRY, George William 160,183 AMHERST, Josceline George Herbert 159,176 BERRY, Horace Thurston 192,230,376 ANDREW, Hugh David 191,242 BERTRAM, Ronald Edward 192,222,235,261 ANDREWS, Paul William 191,241 BETJEMAN, Jane-Marie (Mia) 327,328 ANDREWS, Walter Boyd 341,342 Bicameral Parliamentary system 159,338,361 ANGELO, Edward Houghton 160,179,191,228,307,374 BICKERTON, Arthur William 192,239,261,372 ANGWIN, William Charles 191,228,250,251,253 BICKLEY, (Samuel) Wallace Alexander 345,352,355 ANSTEY, Harry Francis 160,176 BIRCH, Edmund 345,354,355 ANWYL, Megan Irene 191,231,321 BIRNEY, Mathew John 192,231,246,314 ARCHER, Shelley Frances 160,187,321 BLACK, David William 320 ARDAGH, Richard George 160,179 BLAIKIE, Barry Roy 157,158,192,242,306 ASHLEY, Jonathon Gordon Charles 327,328 BLAND, Revitt Henry 356 ATKINS, William 191,236,311 BLAYNEY, Ian Charles ATKINSON, William Gordon 160,183 16 Attorney General 5,7,10, ,114,123,124,125,127,132,192,229 9,67,79,248–254,256,258,260–262,264,266,267,270, BLOFFWITCH, Robert Clyde 157,158,192,229,373 272,276,277,280,281,285,287,289,293,295,298,299, BLUNDELL, Henry Weld 343,344 301,336,337,340,346–351,356,361 BOAN, Henry (Harry) 160,178 Australian Colonies Government Act 1850 355,339,361 BOARD, Michael Francis 192,231,236,278 Australian Labor Party, Leader 5,11 BOLTON, Harry Edward 192,228,318 Australasian Federation Enabling Act 1900 377 BOLTON, Leonard Burlington 160,178,318 BOVELL, Sir William Stewart 158,192,241,242,259 BAGLIN, Frederick Arthur 160,180 BAKER, Christopher John 191,231 BOWLER, John James Mansell BAKER, Lisa Loraine 192,227,231,236,283,288,376 5,7,13,123,127,157,191,233,322 BOYDELL, Jacqueline Ellen BAKER, William Leonard 192,232 6,11,17,121,126,132,160,187,322 BALLANTYNE, Judith Anne 137 BOYLAND, John 192,231 BARKER, Charles William Donald 160,179 BOYLE, Ignatius George 192,221 BARKER, Claude Osmonde 192,230,376 BARLEE, Sir Frederick Palgrave BOYLEN, Robert Joseph 160,179 336,337,345,351,355,356 BRADSHAW, John Leslie 158,193,237,243,279,280,306 BARNARD, George William 192,241 BRADY, John Joseph 193,230,242,258 BARNETT, Colin James BRAND, Sir David 7,14,127,130,192,226,245,246,275,293–300,306 158,193,230,245,246,257,258,259,303 BARNETT, Edward Charles 192,221 BRAND, George Edmund Dowd 160,183 BARNETT, Michael 57,156,157,192,240,313 BREBBER, James 193,239 BARRETT-LENNARD, Edward Pomeroy 341,342 BRIDGE, Ernest Francis BARRON, Major-General Sir Harry (Governor) 144,148 131,193,232,269,271,273,319,362,376 BARRON-SULLIVAN, Daniel Frank 192,233,234,280 BRIGGS, Sir Henry 153,160,180 BARTLETT, Jocelyn Coyte 330,331 BRIMAGE, Thomas Frederick Outridge 160,179 BASTON, Kenneth Charles BRITZA, Ian Maxwell 89,114,193,234 4,6,10,15,121,126,130,155,160,187,296 BROADHURST, Charles Edward 345,352,355 BATEMAN, Thomas Henry 157,158,192,224 BROCKMAN, Edmund Ralph 176,345,352,354 BATEMAN, Walter 336,341,342 BROCKMAN, Edmund Vernon 193,241

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INDEX BROCKMAN, Henry 345,354,355 CARNARVON, Lord 338 BROCKMAN, William Locke CARPENTER, Alan John 102,194,244,245,282,286–293 334,336,341,342,345,354,355 CARPENTER, Douglas Keith 328,330 BROOKMAN, William Gordon 160,178 CARPENTER, William Henry 194,228,308,309 BROOME, Sir Frederick Napier 144,147,338,339 CARR, Jeffrey Phillip 194,229,267,270,273,313 BROUN, Frank Tyndall 193,223,253 CARR, Julian (Julien) George Charles BROUN (previously BROWN) Peter 334,335,343,356 336,337,341,342,344,346,354,355 BROUN, Richard McBride 340 CARROLL, William 161,178,309 BROWN, Clive Morris 193,222,234,282 CARSON, Henry 161,177,194,229,307 BROWN, Ernest Alfred 328 CARSTAIRS, Alan MacMillan 161,188 BROWN, Harry 193,238 CARTER, Lionel Lewin 194,232 BROWN, Henry James 193,240 CASH, Earl Douglas 194,234,309 BROWN, James McMillan CASH, Samuel George Ernest 153,161,184,186,193,233,307,312,374 153,154,161,188,194,235,276,279,307 BROWN, John Reid 161,179 CASTRILLI, Giovanni (John) Mario BROWN, Maitland 337,345,352,353,355 78,115,194,224,295 BROWN, Paul John 114,161,186 CATANIA, Nicholas Mark 194,222,316 BROWN, Peter (see also BROUN, Peter) 334,343,356 CATANIA, Vincent Alexander BROWN, Samuel McConnell 193,241 7,20,123,125,127,161,187,194,238,300,308,313,316 BROWN, Thomas 341,342 Chairmen of Committees – BROWN, Thomas Leishman 193,229 Legislative Assembly 157 BROWNE, William George 328 Legislative Council 153 CHANCE, Kimberley Maurice BRUCE, Brevet Lieut-Colonel John 146 154,161,186,281,286 BRYCE, Malcolm John 193,221,265–266,313 CHAPPLE, Robin Howard BUCHANAN, John Lawrance 137 4,6,21,125,126,129,130,131,161,187,375 BUCHANAN, Pamela Ann CHARLTON, Eric James 161,183,186,276 158,193,221,239,274,320,326 CHESSON, Thomas 194,226 BULLOCK, Helen Hong Hui 161,187,322 CHOWN, James Edward BURGES, Lockier Clere 345,352,355 4,6,10,22,125,126,130,132,161,186,299 BURGES, Richard Goldsmith 161,178,193,244,308 CHURCH, John Herbert 194,240,311 BURGES, Thomas 161,176,345,352,353 CLARKE, Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew K.H. BURGES, William 345,352,355 (Governor) 144,146 BURKE, Brian Thomas CLARKE, Ephraim Mayo 161,180,249,305 193,222,245,246,265–269,313,314,317 CLARKE, Robyn Marjorie Jane BURKE, Terence Joseph 193,238,269,313,317 7,23,115,125,128,132,194,237,322 BURKETT, Graham John 157,193,240,373 CLARKO, James George BURNIE, Richard 356 156,157,158,194,231,233,265 BURNSIDE, Robert Bruce 328 CLARKSON, Bernard Drummond 194,242 BURT, Hon. Sir Francis Theodore Page 145,150,151 CLAUGHTON, Roy Frederick 155,161,184 BURT, Richard Paull Septimus 193,236 Clerks (see Officers of Parliament) BURT, Septimus 193,221,248,346,352,353,356 CLIFFORD, Timothy James 6,24,121,126,161,187 BURTON, Carolyn Anne 161,188,321 CLIFTON, Marshall Waller 336,341,342 BURVILL, Alfred 161,180 CLIFTON, William Pearce 341,342 BUSH, Robert Edwin 161,176 Close Relations as Members of Western BUSSELL, Alfred Pickmore 346,352,355 Australian Parliament 315-318 BUSSELL, John Garrett 337,346,354,355 CLOHESY, Alanna Therese BUSWELL, Troy Raymond 63,115,193,242,246,294 4,6,9,25,121,125,126,132,162,187,302,322 BUTCHER, Noel Albert 193,229,376 CLOTHIER, Robert Ernest 195,233,309 BUTCHER, William James 194,228,240 CLYDESDALE, Alexander McAllister BUTI, Antonio De Paulo 162,178,195,224,307 5,7,18,123,125,127,132,194,221 COCKBURN-CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander Bart 331 BUTLER, Thomas George 161,184,187 COCKBURN-CAMPBELL, Sir Thomas BUZACOTT, Richard 194,233,309 153,162,337,338,339,346,352 By-elections (see also Elections) COLEBATCH, Sir Hal Pateshall 14,18,63,75,83,102,109,115,159,184,191,246, 162,178,245,251,252,309,311 319,324,338,345,362,363,370,371,372 COLLIER, Peter Charles 4,6,10,11,26,126,130,132,154,162,188,295 CADBY, Alan Alfred 161,188 COLLIER, Philip 195,223,245,246,251,253,254,303,306 CALDERBANK, Barry Stephen 332 Colonial Secretary (pre 1890) CALDWELL, John Norman 161,184,186 355,361,363,365,367,368,374,403,409–412 CAMPION, Colonel Sir William Robert, 144,149 Commandant 334,335,340 CANNING, Marinus Frederick Alfred 157,194,238,373 Commissioner of Crown Lands 248,338,346,352 CARDELL-OLIVER, Dame (Annie) Florence Gillies Commissioner of Railways (pre 1890) 194,241,256–257,304,311,312,320,326,361 248,249,338,348,350,351, CAREY, John Newton 7,9,19,116,128,194,238,302 Commissioner of the Civil Court 334 CAREY, Thomas Campbell 337,344,346,354,355 395 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

INDEX Committees, Standing – DANS, Desmond Keith 154,155,162,185,266 Legislative Assembly 123–124 DARLOT, Everard Firebrace 235,318 Legislative Council 121–122 DARLOT, Leonard Hawthorne 196,226,318 Joint 125 DAVENPORT, Cheryl May 162,188,320 Comptroller-General of Convicts 336,340 DAVIES, Arthur Elvin 196,228 Compulsory Voting 362,365,382 DAVIES, Dexter Melvyn 162,186 CONGDON, Daniel Keen 162,176,180,338 DAVIES, Edward William 162,180, CONNOLLY, Sir James Daniel DAVIES, Evan Morris 162,180 162,179,195,238,250,251,308 DAVIES, Commander G 18 CONNOR, Francis 162,179,195,232,307 DAVIES, Joseph Thomas 149,183,196,230 CONOLLY, John Richard Arthur 195,227,313 DAVIES, Mia Jane 5,7,11,12,28,127,129,163,186,196,225, CONSTABLE, Dr Elizabeth 247,296,300,308,316,320,322,326 53,195,225,227,294,304 DAVIES, Reginald Elliott 163,188 Constitution Act 1889 159,366,377 DAVIES, Ronald 158,196,242,246 DAVIS, Frederick 163,173 Constitution Act Amendment Act 1896 237 DAVIS, John Sydney 346,353,355 Constitution Acts Amendment Act 1899 DAVY, Thomas Arthur Lewis 196,239,253 221,224,226,236,244 DAWSON, Stephen Noel COOK, Roger Hugh 5,7,9,11,27,127,195,232,301 6,9,11,29,126,131,163,187,301 COOK, Wyndham Truran 195,221,313 DAY, John Howard Dadley COOKWORTHY, Joseph 195,241 47,115,196,226,231,278,294,372 COOLEY, Donald Walter 162,185 Daylight Saving Referendums 384-386,389 CORBOY, Edwin Wilkie 195,244,309,313 DEAN, Anthony James 196,224 Council House 334 de GRUSSA, Colin Stephen 6,30,121,126,132,163,186 COREY, Belinda Jane 137 DE HAMEL, Lancel Victor 196,221,306,346,353 CORNELL, George Meredith 195,221,235,259,316 DELLAR, David Peter 163,179,181,182,316 CORNELL, James 153,162,179,305,316 DELLAR, Stanley James 163,183,316 CORNISH, Cyril Richard 162,179,375 DEMPSTER, Andrew 163,178,317 CORNWELL, Michelle Joy 327 DEMPSTER, Charles Edward 163,178,317,346,354 COURT, Richard Fairfax 195,237,245,246,275-280,315 DENTON, James Samuel 196,234 COURT, Sir Charles Walter Michael Deputy President 153,373 195,237,245,246,258,261-264,312,315 Deputy Speaker 157,373 COVERLEY, Aubrey Augustus Michael 195,232,255,313 DERMER, Edmund Rupert Joseph 155,163,188 COWAN, Edith Dircksey 195,239,320,361 De WORMS, Baron 339 COWAN, Hendy John 195,233,247,275,306 DIAMOND, Arthur James 196,228 COWAN, James 344 DIMMITT, James Albert 163,178,153 COWAN, Peter Ernest 195,235 Director of Public Works (pre 1890) COWAN, Walkinshaw 343 248,338,348,350,351 COWAN, Walt Renshaw 343 Director of Works, Engineer-in-Chief 338 COWCHER, George Stanyford Francis 195,244 DIVER, Sir Leslie Charles 153,163,178,181-183,312 COWDELL, John Alexander 153,162,189 DODD, Jabez Edward 163,179,251 COWPER, Murray John 23,115,195,236,237,296 DOHERTY, Denis Joseph 196,228 COYNE, Peter Joseph Aloysius 195,236, DOLAN, John 163,180,181,182,185,260,312,154 CRAIG, James Frederick 195,242,259, DOLAND, James Alfred 163,178 CRAIG, Leslie 162,180 DONALDSON, Bruce Kirwan 163,186,155 CRAIG, Margaret June 195,243,263,264,320,326,372 DONEY, Victor 196,237,244,256,312 CRAMPTON, Major Robert Henry 340 DONOVAN, Francis Anthony 197,234 CRANE, Albert Victor 196,234 DOOLEY, Bronterre Washington 197,229 CRIDDLE, Murray John 162,186,279 D’ORAZIO, John Biase 197,222,283,288 CROMMELIN, Harold William 196,225 DOUST, Catherine Esther 4,6,31,32,121,122,126, CROSS, Charles 196,224 132,153,163,188,285,289,304,318,321 CROWDER, Frederick Thomas 162,178,180 DOUST, Clarence Isaac 197,237 CROWTHER, Charles 207,230,317,346,353,355 DOWDING, Peter M’Callum CULLEN, Joseph Francis 162,180,308 163,184,197,233,245,268-271,308 CUNNINGHAM, Edward Joseph 80,158,196,222,229,233 DRAPER, Thomas Percy 197,239,252,361,372 CUNNINGHAM, James 162,196,231,253,308,309 DREW, John Michael CUNNINGHAM, John 179,196,229 163,177,303,311 CUNNINGHAM, John Michael Adrenne 162,179,374 DRUMMOND, James 346,354,355 CURRAN, Henry 196,225,228 DUFF, Thomas 197,225 CURRIE, Mark J 343 DUFFELL, Joseph 163,178 DUNCAN, Wendy Maxine 197,231,308,321,73,115,157, DADOUR, Dr Gabriel Thomas 196,241 163,186,187,197,231,297 DAFFEN, Harold Arthur Charles 162,177 DUNN, Kenneth Wathen 197,226 DAGLISH, Henry DURACK, Michael Patrick 197,232 157,196,241,245,246,249,251,314,372 DURACK, Peter Drew 197,238,309 DANIELL, Captain Richard (Administrator) 146,340

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INDEX DWYER, Hon. Sir John Patrick (Lt, Governor Father/Mother of the House – and Administrator) 149 Legislative Assembly 306 DWYER, Sir Walter 197,238 Legislative Council 305 FAWCETT, Theodore 346,353,355 EATON, Shelley Elizabeth 163,187,321 Federation Referendum 377 EDDY, William Tresize 197,225 FELS, Anthony James 164,186 EDMAN, Phillip John 115,155,136,188 FERGUSON, John Kilday 164,187 FERGUSON, John Maxwell 198,228 EDWARDES, Cheryl Lynn FERGUSON, Percy Douglas 198,230,234,254 197,232,276-277,304,320,326 FERGUSON, Valma Eileen 164,187,321 EDWARDS, Graham John FERRY, Victor Jasper 153,155,164,185 154,163,184,188,269,271,273,309 FISCHER, John Duncombe 164,187,375 EDWARDS, Air Commodore Hughie Idwal, FITZGERALD, Captain Charles, RN 144,146 (Governor) 150 FLETCHER, Harry Arthur 198,228 EDWARDS, Jeremy Philip Dalhousie 197,230 FOLEY, George James 198,235,309 EDWARDS, Dr Judith Mary 13,197,233,281,304,320,326 FOLKARD, Mark James 7,39,118,123,128,198,224 ELECTIONS from 1890 – FORD, Jonathan Robert 164,187,283,288,318 General Elections for Legislative Assembly FORREST, Alexander 198,232,316,346,353 from 1890 369 FORREST, David 198,221,316 General and Periodic Elections Legislative FORREST, Sir John Council from 1894 370 198,224,245,309,310,316,338,346,352,356 Total Membership and Number of New FORREST, Robert Mervyn 164,179,316 Members elected at each General Election 371 FOSS, Peter Gilbert Da Conceicao 164,187,277 By-Elections for Legislative Assembly from 1890 FOULKES, John Charles Griffiths 164,180,198,225,308 373 FOX, Thomas 198,228 Ministers and Presiding Officers defeated at FRANCIS, Joseph Michael 116,296,299,372 Elections 376 FRANKLIN, James Thomas 164,178,311 Members defeated/resigned/retired and FRASER, Gilbert 154,164,180,257,303,305 subsequently re-elected from 1933 377 FRASER, Sir Malcolm Members elected to Parliament not endorsed by 147,337,338,346,351,352,355,356 major Parties from 1933 378 FREEMAN, Janine Marie Elections prior to 1890 – 5,7,40,123,127,198,234,237,322 General Elections for Legislative Council 1867−1890 370 GAFFY, William James 198,224 Electoral Amendment and Repeal Act 2005 361 GAIRDNER, Sir Charles Henry 145,149 Electoral System, Features of 364 GALE, Peter 329 ELLERY, Suzanne Mary 4,6,9,11,33,126,154,164,188, GALE, Richard 347,354,355 285,289,301,304,321,326 GALE, Walter Augustus 330 ELLIOTT, Charles George 164,179 GALLOP, Dr Geoffrey Ian 198,242,245,246,274,280,362 ELLIOTT, Lyla Daphne 164,184,304,320 GALVIN, Katherine 137 ELLIOTT, Ross Mewburn 197,224 GARDINER, James 156,198,221,230,247,249,252 ELLIOTT, Samuel Richard Lewes 197,229 GARDINER, Joseph Peter 198,240,313,318 ELLIS, Brian Charles 116,164,186 GARDINER, Philip Warren 164,186 ELLIS, Henry Augustus 197,225 GARRIGAN, James Joseph 164,179,181,182,184 ELLISON-MACARTNEY, Sir William Grey GAWLER, Douglas George 164,178 (Governor) 144,148 GAYFER, Harry Walter 165,183,185,198,222,307,312 EMBRY, Patrick Paul Elliot 164,189,375 GEORGE, James 165 EVANGEL, Eleni 19,116,238,322 GEORGE, William James 198,236,251,252,311,312 EVANS, Edward Thomas 197,231 GIBSON, Sir Frank Ernest 165,178,199,228,307,311 EVANS, George Maxwell 164,183,188,277 GIFFARD, Graham Thomas 165,188,284 EVANS, Hywel David 197,243,260,267,312 GIFFORD, Lord Edric Frederick 347,351,355,356 EVANS, Thomas Daniel 197,231,260,312 GILCHRIST, Archibald 199,228 EVERS, Diane Marie GILL, Frederick 199,222,232 6,34,121,125,126,131,164,189,322,375 GLASHEEN, William Thomas 165,180 EWING, John 153,164,180,198,225,241,252,307,318 GLOWREY, John Thomas 165,179 EWING, Norman Kirkwood 198,241,308-309,313,318 GLYDE, George 165,176,347,352 Executive Council 334,336,338,340 GODFREY, Glenys Jenolan 116,199,223,322 GOIRAN, Nicolas Pierre, FALCONER, T 356 6,10,41,121,126,132,165,188,301 FARAGHER, Donna Evelyn Mary (nee Taylor) GOLDSWORTHY, Sir Roger Tuckfield 347,351,355,356 6,10,35,125,126,164,173,187,295,298,313,314,321,326 GORDON, William Beattie 199,224,239 FARINA, Adele GOURLEY, Hugh Alexander 199,235 4,6,36–37,121,126,153,164,189,285,290,304,321 Government and Opposition Leaders in the FARRELL, Lionel Geoffrey Charles 330,331,332 Legislative Council 1955-2017 154 FARRER, Josephine Government and Opposition Whips – 7,38,123,127,130,131,132,198,232,319,322,362 Legislative Assembly 1947-2017 158 Legislative Council 1971-2017 155 397 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

INDEX Governor of Western Australia 2,3,145,152 HART, Thomas George 200,240 Governors of Western Australia HARTREY, Thomas Augustine 200,223,311 Successive Governors 144–145 HARVEST, Lieutenant-Colonel E.D. (Administrator) 147 Successive Governors, Deputies, Administrators and HARVEY, Liza Mary Lieutenant Governors 146–152 5,7,10,11,23,44,127,132,200,241,295,298,322,326 GRAHAM, Herbert Ernst 199,222,239,258,260,303 HASSELL, Albert Young 200,240,317,347,353 GRAHAM, Larry 199,240,376 HASSELL, John Frederick Tasman GRAHAM, Laurence (Laurie) William 166,176,200,221,308,317 4,6,42,122,126,130, 132,165,186,311 HASSELL, William Ralph Boucher GRANT, Alexander Ronald 327,327,330-331 14,200,226,246,263-264 GRANT, McKenzie 165,176,347,353 HASTIE, Robert 200,231,249-250 GRANT, Paul 133,327,328 HATTON, Christopher David 64,117,200,222 GRAY, Edmund Harry 165,180,255-256 HAWKE, Albert Redvers George GRAYDEN, David 199,237,318,376 200,237,245-246,254-255,257-258,303,306,308,314 GRAYDEN, William Leonard HAWLEY, Leonard Philip 330-331 199,233,239,263,303,306,309,312-313,318,374,376 HAY, David Alexander 347,354-355 GREEN, Albert Ernest 199,231,309 HAYDEN, Alyssa Kathleen 117,166,187,299,322 GREEN, David Sutherland 332 HAYNES, Richard Septimus 166,177 GREGORY, Henry 199,226,233,249-251,309,372 HAYNES, Samuel Johnson 166,180 GREIG, James Alexander 165,180 HAYWARD, Thomas 201,224,243,311 GREIG, Robert William 199,226 HEAL, Stanley 201,238-239 GREWAR, Geoffrey Royden 199,240 HEALY, Terence James 5,7,45,114,128,130,201,241 GRIFFITH, Sir Arthur Frederick HEARMAN, John Merrifield 156,201,223,373 153-154,165,178,181-182,184,199,224,259,305,307,374 HEARN, Harry 166,178 GRIFFITHS, Clive Edward HEENAN, Eric Michael 166,179,181-183,303,305,312 153,165,184-185,188,303,305 HEGNEY, James 156-157,201,223,233,303,313,317,374 GRIFFITHS, Harry Albert Craven 199,221,244 HEGNEY, William 201,235,239,257,317 GRIFFITHS, James Baillie 165,179 HEITMAN, Jack 153,166,177,181-182,185 GRIFFITHS, Nicholas David HEITMANN, Edward Ernest 201,226,229,309,313 153,165,187,282 HELM, Thomas Richard 155,166,184,187 GRILL, Julian Fletcher 199,227,244,268,270 HENDERSON, Edmund Yeomans Walcott 336,340 GRILLS, David 116,165,187 HENDERSON, Yvonne Daphne GRYLLS, Brendon John 201,229,242,271,273,320,326 28,65,116,200,225,233,240,247,294,313,372 HENN, Guy Gavin 201,232,243 GUISE, Dianne Joy 157,200,243,321,373 HENNING, Andrew Harriot 166,179,316 GULL, Arthur Courthope 200,241 HENNING, Charles Harriot 166,180,316 GULL, Thomas Courthope 337,347,354-355 HENSHAW, Ernest Percival 201,225 GUTHRIE, Frank 200 HENSMAN, Alfred Peach 347,351,353,355-356 GUTHRIE, Hugh Norman 156,200,224,241 HENTY, Ernest George 166,177 HERON, Thomas John 201,235 HACKETT, Sir John Winthrop 165,176,180,305 HERZFELD, Thomas Alexander Albert 201,235 HALDEN, Stanley John 154,165,184,188,275 HETHERINGTON, Robert 166,183,185 HALL, Edmund Henry Hartley 165,177,200,308 HICKEY, James William 166,177,253,372 HALL, Henry Lyall 200,238 HICKLING, Frederick George Ware 328 HALL, Jack 200,221,229 HICKMOTT, Henry Edward 201,240 HALL, William Reaper 153,165,179 HICKS, John Sydney 201,240,250 HALLAHAN, Elsie Kay HIGHAM, Edward Henry 347,353,355 60,166,185,187,200,221,269-270,272-273,308,320,326 HIGHAM, John Joseph 201,227 HALLETT, Nigel Charles 117,166,189 HILL, Gordon Leslie 158,201,230,242,269,271,273,314 HALLIGAN, Raymond James 166,188 HILL, Leonard Louis 201,221,229, HAMERSLEY, Edward 166,176,336,341-342,347,354 HILL, Shane Robin 16,201 HAMERSLEY, Samuel Richard 347,353-355 HILLAS, H. P. 344 HAMERSLEY, Vernon 166,178,303,305 HILLMAN, George Francis 327 HAMES, Dr Kim Desmond HISLOP, James Gordon 166,178,181-183,303,305 51,117,200,226-227,244,278,293,372,374 HITCHCOCK, Grant Alan 134,328 HAMILTON, Emily Louise HOAR, Ernest Knight 201,237,243,257 5,7,43,119,125,128,130,200,231,322 HOCKING, Sir Henry Hicks 347,351,355-356 HAMPTON, George Essex 340,343,361 HODGE, Barry James 201,233,268,270,372 HAMPTON, John Stephen (Governor) 144,147,336 HODGSON, Helen Margaret 166,188,321,375 HARDEY, John Wall 336,341-342 HODSON-THOMAS, Katina 52,201,224,280,321 HARDEY, Richard Watson 166,176,178,347,352 HOFT, Leslie Albert 327-329 HARDWICK, John Edward 200,238 HOLMAN, Edward Joseph Frederick 201,227,315 HARMAN, John Joseph 156,158,200,233,261 HOLMAN, John Barkell HARPER, Charles 156-157,200,223,306,347,353-354 157,202,227,235-236,250,313-315 HARPER, Nathaniel White 200,223,240 HOLMAN, Mary Alice (May) 202,227,315,318,320,361 HARRIS, Edgar Henry 166,179 HOLMES, Joseph John 166,179,202,228,249,304,307 HARRISON, Thomas Hamlet 200,221,247 HOLMES, Monica Rose 202,241,321 398 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

INDEX HOLT, Colin James 6,46,121,126,132,167,189,296,300 JONES, Peter Vernon 204,237,262,264 HONEY, David John 113,128,132,202,226 JONES, Thomas Henry 204,225 HOOLEY, Edward Timothy JONES, Walter Leonard 204,228 167,176,202,226,235,308,347,354 HOPKINS, John Marquis 202,223,249,314 KAIN, Christine 134,328 HORAN, Austin Alvis 202,244 KATSAMBANIS, Peter Argyris HORGAN, John William 347,354-355 5,7,10,49,112,118,123,128,129,132,167,188,204,230,308 HOUGH, Francis Carson 167,186,375 KAY, Stuart 327 HOUSE, Barry John 117,153,167,185,189,280,297 KEANE, Edward Vivian Harvey 303,305 348,353-354,167,178,204,229,307 HOUSE, Edward Charles 184,316 KEENAN, Sir Norbert Michael HOUSE, Montague Grant 202,232,241,276,316 204,231,237,250,254,311 HOWARD, C.L. 344 KEEP, Henry Frederick 204,239 HUBBLE, George Yorke 202,228 KELLY, David Joseph 7,9,50,127,204,222,302 HUDSON, Charles Arthur 202,227,244,252 KELLY, Garry Kenneth 153,167,185,188,373 HUGHES, Clive Matthew 202,225 KELLY, Lionel Francis 158,204,233,244,258 HUGHES, Judith 202,232, KELLY, Norman John Patrick 167,187,375-376 HUGHES, Matthew KEMPTON, George Adam 167,177 7,47,115,125,128,130,131,202,231,311 KENDREW, Major Governor Sir Douglas Anthony HUGHES, Thomas John 7,202,238-239 (Governor), 145,149 HUNT, Christopher John 328 KENNEALLY, James Joseph 204,238,254,372 HUNT, John Leslie 167,184 KENNEDY, (Sir) Arthur Edward (Governor) 144,146,336 HUNTER, Robert James 137 KENNEDY, Maurice John 204,229 HUNTER Tina 137 KENNY, Henry Edward 204,236 HUNTLY, Dr Colin 328 KERR, Elizabeth Mary 136,331-332 HUTCHINSON, Robert David 202,229 KEYSER, Charles Christopher 204,221 HUTCHINSON, Sir Ross 156,202,226 KIDSON, Alfred Bowman 167,180 HUTT, John (Governor) 144,146,334 KIDSON, Charles Barclay 332,344 HYDE, John Norman 202,238,293 KIERATH, Graham Donald 204,240,278,372 KINGSMILL, Sir Walter ILLINGWORTH, Frederick 153,168,178,204,239,248-250,307,309,373 157,203,226,236-237,239,248-249,373 KIRKUP, Zak Richard Francis Imperial Parliament 382 7,10,51,117,123,128,130,131,204,226,319 Imperial Act of 1829 334 KIRWAN, Sir John Waters 153,168,179,303,309,311 KITNEY, Ronald Wilfred 204,223 Indigenous voting rights 364 KITSON, William Henry 168,180,253-255 IRWIN, Elise Maxine 112,322 KNIGHT, Godfrey Charles 344 IRWIN, Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Chidley KNIGHT, Thomas 168,184 146,334,340 KOBELKE, John Charles 204,222,237,274,281,287 ISDELL, James 203,239 KRSTICEVIC, Antonio ISLIP, Francis Ernest 330,331 7,10,52,123,127,131,158,204,224,301 KUCERA, Robert Charles 204,244,282 JACOB, Albert Paul 118,203,238,296,298,313-314,372 KYLE, Sir Wallace, Air Chief Marshal JACOBS, Dr Graham Gibson 118,158,203,227,240,295 (Governor) 145,150,169 JACOBY, Mathieson Harry 156,203,241-242,373 LAKE, Nigel Rodney 327,331,332 JAMES, John Charles Horsey 347,352 LAMBERT, George James 205,226,244 JAMES, Sir Walter Hartwell 203,238,249,314 LAMOND, Alfred 205,239 JAMESON, Adam 167,178,249 LANDER, Titus Peter 205,238 JAMIESON, Colin John LANE, Zebina Bartholemew 168,178 203,222-224,243,246,260,303,306,313 LANGSFORD, Joseph Wood 168,178 JEFFERY, George Edward 167,178 LAPHAM, Stanley Edward 205,231,239,374 JEFFERY, His Excellency Philip Michael, Major-General LATHAM, Sir Charles George, 153,168,178,205,244 (Governor) 45,151 246-247,253,257,304,307,309,311 JENKINS, Arthur George 167,178-179 LATHLAIN, Sir William Francis 168,178 JEPHSON, Maynard Hugh 331 LAURANCE, Ian James 205,229,264-265 JOHNSON, Robert Frank LAURIE, Robert 168,180 49,118,157,203,230,244,279,294 LAVAN, Hon. John (Administrator) 150 JOHNSON, Stephen Edward lngram 203,232 LAVERY, Frederick Richard Hugh 168,180-182,185,318 JOHNSON, William Dartnell LAWLEY, Captain Sir Arthur, (Governor) 144,148 156,203,230-231246,250-251,303,311,314 LAWRENCE, Dr Carmen Mary JOHNSTON, Edward Bertram 156,203,244,309 83,205,229,241,245-246,271-275,309-310,320,326,362 JOHNSTON, William Joseph LAWRENCE, Phillip Richard 205,228 7,9,48,127,132,203,224,301,318 LAWRINSON, Dr Julia 328,332 JONES, Arthur Raymond 167,177,181-182,185 LAYMAN, Charles Henry 205,237 JONES, Beryl Lillian 167,183,189,320 LAYMAN, George 348,354-355 JONES, Dennis 203,227 Leaders of Country/National Party 1914–2017 247 399 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

INDEX Leaders of Government, Legislative Council 154 LEWIS, Alexander Ashley 168,183,185,205,223,307 Leaders of the Opposition 1905−2018 (see also LEWIS, Charles Joseph Moore 205,224 Opposition) 246 LEWIS, Edgar Henry Mead 205,234,259 LEAHY, David Joseph 158,205,230 LEWIS, Kennon Richard 205,221,227,278 LEAHY, Kevin John 168,187,205,238,307,374 LEWIS, Mark William 118,168,187,296,372 LEAKE, George (senior) 205,221,240,315,341-342 Liberal Party, Leader 11 LEAKE, George 239,245,248-249,334,348 Lieutenant Governor 1828–2017 146-149 LEAKE, George Walpole 168,176,315,348,351,356 LIGHTFOOT, Philip Ross 236,307,309,374 LEAKE, Lancelot Luke 327-328,343 LINDSAY, John 205,235,242,253,372 LEAKE, Sir Luke Samuel 337-338,348,354-355 LLEWELLYN, Paul Vincent 168,189,375 LEESON, Ronald Thomas 168,184 LOBBAN, Dr Paul 328 LEE STEERE, Charles James (see STEERE, Charles James Lee) Local Option Votes/Referendums 393 327,330,344 LOCKE, Ernest Charles Bavage 205,241 LEE STEERE, Sir James George (see STEERE, Sir James LOCKYER, Philip Harry 168,183,187 George) 156,306,336-338,341,343,352 LOGAN, Francis Michael LEFROY, Anthony O’Grady 340,343,348,351,355-356 7,9,54,127,130,131,206,225,283,288,301 LEFROY, Sir Henry Bruce 205,234,245,248,251-252,312 LOGAN, Leslie Arthur Legislative Assembly 1890–2018 168,177,181-182,185,206,225,259,305 Alphabetical List of Members 1890–2018 191 LOGUE, Major 337,348,353,355 Alphabetical List of Members 7 Longest Serving Members of Western Period of Service of Members 127 Australian Parliament 303-307 Successive Members for each Electoral District LOTON, Anthony Lloyd 153,168,180-182 1890−2018 221 LOTON, Sir William Thorley Legislative Council − Brief History of 1830–1890 168,177-178,206,241,307,348,352-353 Establishment 334 LOVE, Ronald Shane 5,7,55,123,127,132,206,234,300 Membership in the Pre-Convict period 1832–1850 334 LOVEKIN, Arthur 168,178 Sittings and Business of the Council 1832–1850 334 LUKIN, Henry Harbottle 168,178 Constitution of the Legislative Council and the LUTEY, John Thomas 157,206,223 achievement of Representative Government LYNCH, Patrick Joseph 206,235,250,309 1850–1870 335 LYNN, Robert John 168,180 From Representative to Responsible Government 1870–1890 337 McALEER, Margaret 155,169,185-186,304,320 The achievement of Responsible Government McCAFFREY, Hugh 137 in 1890 339 McCALLUM, Alexander 206,228,253-254 Legislative Council 1890–2005 419 McCULLOCH, Herbert Alexander 206,230 Legislative Council 1832–1870 McDONALD, Francis 206,225 Official Nominee Members 1832−1870 355 McDONALD, John James 206,228 Non-Official Nominee Members 1839–1867 356 McDONALD, Laine Courtney 113,169,322 Non-Official Nominee Members July 1868– McDONALD, Sir (Robert) Ross 206,239,256 August 1870 357 McDOWALL, Charles 206,226 Non-Official Nominee Members 1839–1870 MacFARLANE, James Mortimer 169,178,311 (Alphabetical list) 357 McGINN, Kyle Owen Legislative Council 1870–1890 6,56,121,125,126,130,132,169,187,313 Office Holders 360 McGINTY, James Andrew 206,228,246,274,281,287 Alphabetical List of Members 1870–1890 361 McGOWAN, Mark 5,7,9,11,57,127,132,206,240 Official Nominee Members 1870–1890 368 245,246,283,287,301–302,313 Non-Official Nominee Members 1870–1890 369 McGRATH, John Edwin Successive Members for each Electoral District 7,10,58,127,130,158,206,239,298 1870–1890 370 McGURK, Simone Frances 7,9, 59,127,206,228,302,322,326 Legislative Council 1890–2018 McHALE, Sheila Margaret 206,232,242,282,287,321,326 Establishment and History 334 McHUGH, Peter John 330,331 Alphabetical List of Members 1890–2017 159 McIVER, Kenneth Finlay 206,222,238,268,372 Alphabetical List of Members 6 McKAIL, John 337,348,353,355 Nominee Members 1890–1894 176 MacKAY, Donald McDonald 169,179 Period of Service 126 McKECHNIE, Hon Mr Justice John Roderick 152 Successive Members for each Electoral Province McKENZIE, Cuthbert 169,180 and Region from 1894–2017 McKENZIE, Fred Evan 155,169,183,184,187 Electoral Provinces 1894–1965 177 McKENZIE, Robert Donald 169,179,251 Electoral Provinces 1965–1989 181 McKERNAN, Hugh 167,177 Electoral Regions from May 1989 186 McKIERNAN,James 318 LE MIERE, Hon Justice Rene 152 MacKINNON, Barry John LESLIE, Hugh Alan 205,235,309 206,231,236,246,263,265,314 L’ESTRANGE, Sean Kimberley MacKINNON, Graham Charles 7,10,53,123,127,205,225,296 154,169,180,181,182,183,185,259,263,303,305 Letters Patent 144,147 MacLAREN, Lynn Ellen 118,169,188,321,374,375

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INDEX McLARTY, Edward 169,180,305,316,317 Members of Parliament – McLARTY, John Pollard 206,236,317 40th Parliament 6,7,8,12–11 McLARTY, Sir (Duncan) Ross Age of Members 129–130 206,236,245,246,256–257,303,306,316 Length of Service of Members 126–128 MacLEAN, Iain Douglas 169,188,206,243,308 Birthplace of Members 131–132 McLEOD, George 206,231,313 Alphabetical List of Members of– McMILLAN, Sir Robert Furse 148,149 Legislative Assembly 1890–2017 191–220 McNEE, William John 206,234,235,279,374 Legislative Assembly 2017 7–8 McNEIL, Thomas 169,185 Legislative Council 1870–1890 345–350 McNEILL, Neil 154,169,183,264,309 Legislative Council 1870–1890 and not McPHARLIN, Walter Raymond 207,235,247,261 in Parliament after 1890 355 McRAE, Alexander Joseph 348,353,355 Legislative Council 1890–2017 159–175 McRAE, Anthony David 70,207,240,285,289,291 Legislative Council 2017 6 McSWEENEY, Robyn Mary 118,169,189,295,321,326 Biographies MacTIERNAN, Alannah Joan Geraldine Members of the 40th Parliament 12–111 6,9,18,60,126,129,130,132,169,187,188 Former Members not included in previous 207,221,282,287,301,304,307,308,309,320,321,326,374 Handbook 112–113 McWILLIAMS, George Frederick 207,239 Supplement to Biographies of Former Members MACKIE, William Henry 334,341,342,356 114–120 MACPHAIL, Isla Jean 136,332 Electoral Districts List:– MADDEN, Richard Robert 356 Electoral Districts (LA) 1890–2017 221 MALCOLM, Hon. David Kingsley 151 Electoral Provinces (LC) 1894–1965 177 MALE, Arthur 207,232,251 Electoral Provinces 1965–1989 181 MALEY, Charles Crowther 207,230,317 Electoral Regions from 1989 186 MALEY, Henry Kennedy 207,229,230,247,253,317 Period of Service of Members – MALEY, Wesley 169,180 Father of the House 305–306 MANDY, John David 330,331,332 Longest Serving Members 303–304 MANN, Henry Willoughby 207,238 Age of Members:– MANN, James Isaac 207,222,223,303 Oldest Members 311–312 MANN, William Joseph 169,180 Youngest Members 313–314 MANNING, lven Wemyss 157,158,207,230,243 Women Members 320–326 Members of Western Australian Parliament to have MANNING, William Allan 157,207,237 served in more than one House of Parliament – MANSELL, Laurie James 137 The Legislative Assembly and then the MARGETTS, Diane Elizabeth 170,186,309,321,375 Legislative Council 307 MARLBOROUGH, Norman Richard The Legislative Council and then the 75,207,225,238,284,288,291 Legislative Assembly 308 MARMION, William Edward The Western Australian and other State 207,227,248,306,337,348,352,353 Parliaments 308 MARMION, William Richard The Western Australian and the 7,10,61,123,127,130,132,207,237,295,297 Commonwealth Parliament 309 MARQUET, Laurance Bernhard 357 The Western Australian Parliament and the UK MARSHALL, Arthur Dix 207,226,236,280 House of Commons 310 MARSHALL, Frederick 207,243 Ministers of the Crown in Commonwealth and MARSHALL, Robert James Percival 207,233 Western Australian Parliaments 310 MARSHALL, Thomas Henry 170,180 MENSAROS, Andrew 208,227,262,264 MARSHALL, William Mortimer METTAM-KNARHOI, Elizabeth 157,207,235,256,303,306,312 5,7,10,63,115,124,125,127,158,208,242,322 MARTIN, Brigadier-General Edward Fowell, MICHAEL, David Robert 5,7,64,117,128,158,208,222 CB,CMG,DSO,VD 332 MICHAEL, His Excellency, Dr Ken Comninos 145,151 MARTIN, Carol Anne 38,131,207,232,319,321,362 MICHEL, Kevin Joseph Jude MARTIN, Chief Justice Wayne Stewart 145,151,152 7,65,116,123,128,131,208,240 MARWICK, Warren 170,178 MILES, George James Gallop Warden 170,179,303,311 MASLEN, Dudley John 158,207,229 MILES, Paul Terence 108,119,208,243,296,299,372 MASON, Clayton Turner 348,351,355 MILLER, Justice Hon. Geoffrey 151 MASTERS, Bernard Kent 207,242 MILLINGTON, Harold MASTERS, Gordon Edgar 154,155,170,185,263,264 170,179,208,232,235,253,254,255,308 MATHESON, Sir Alexander Percival 170,179,309 MILLMAN, Simon Alexander MATTISKE, Reginald Clair 170,178,181,182 7,66,120,123,125,128,132,208,235 MAY, (Harry) Henry Thomas 158,208,225,315 MILLS, Joshua 170,177 MAY, Donald George 208,224,225,260,315,374 MILLS, Sheila 170,188,321 MAZZA, Ricky John 6,11,62,121,126,132,170,186,375 Ministries 1890–2017 248 MEDCALF, Ian George 154,170,183,262,264 MINSON, Kevin John 208,230,277 MISCHIN, Michael 4,6,10,11,67,122,126,130,170,188,295,298

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INDEX MITCHELL, Andrea Ruth NICHOLLS, Roger Keith 99,210,233,278 94,119,208,232,296,300,322,326,372 NICHOLSON, John 171,178 MITCHELL, Clayton Clealand Bickley 208,241 NIMMO, Leslie Charles 210,231,235,243,374 MITCHELL, Samuel 208,235,348,353 NIXON, Murray Davidson 171,186 MITCHELL, Sir James NORBERGER, Jan-Henrik 43,119,210,231,300 144,149,208,237,245,246,250,251,252–254,372 NORTH, Charles Frederic John 156,210,225,303,306 MOILER, James 158,208,235,242 NORTHMORE, Sir John Alfred 149 MOIR, Arthur McAlister 157,208,223,258 NORTON, Daniel 156,157,210,229 MOLLOY, Thomas George Anstruther 208,238 NULSEN, Emil 210,227,255,257,303 MOLONEY, John Daniel 208,241 MONEY, Griffin Cant 208,224 OATS, William 171,179,210,244,307 MONGER, Frederick Charles 208,244,316 O’BRIEN, Bartholemew Cornelius 171,177 MONGER, John Henry 170,176,316,337,348,354 O’BRIEN, Everard McDonnell 210,235,316 MONGER, Joseph Taylor 349,354,355 O’BRIEN, Simon McDonnell MONTGOMERY, Murray Scott 170,189 4,6,72,121,122,126,153,171,188,294,305,316 MOORE, George Fletcher 335,356 O’CONNOR, Michael 210,234 MOORE, Norman Frederick O’CONNOR, Raymond James 154,170,183,187,264,276,294,303,305 210,235,239,245,246,259,261,262,264,332 MOORE, Samuel 341,342 O’DONNELL, Kyran Martin MOORE, Samuel Joseph Fortescue 208,230,318 5,7,10,73,115,125,128,132,210,231 MOORE, Sir Newton James 208,224,245,250,310,314 Office Holders (see also Member, President, MOORE, Sir Richard Greenslade 170,179 Chairman of Committees) – MOORE, Thomas (James) 170,177,209,227,307 Legislative Assembly 5 MOORE, William Dalgetty 170,176,318,337,349,353 Legislative Council 4 MOORHEAD, Frederick William 209,236,249,372 Office Holders of Parliament 1870–1890 343 MORAN, Charles John 209,226,239,244,248,313 Office Holders of the Parliament from 1890 – MORGANS, Alfred Edward 209,225,245,249 Legislative Assembly 156 MORRISON, James 170,176,338,349,352 Legislative Council 153 MORTON, Helen Margaret 119,170,187,295,297,321,326 Officers of Parliament 1890-2018 – MORTON, Nathan 76,119,209,227 Legislative Assembly – MOSELEY, Henry Doyle 328 Clerks and Deputy Clerks 330 MOSS, Matthew Lewis Clerks Assistant and Second Clerk Assistant 331,332 170,180,209,228,249,250,307,372 Sergeant-at-Arms 332 MUBARAKAI, Shahyaz Yezdi Legislative Council – 7,68,116,123,128,131,209,231 Clerks 327 MULLANY, John Francis 209,233 Deputy Clerks 327 MUNSIE, Selby Walter 209,230,253,254 Deputy Clerks (Committees) 327 MURPHY, William Alfred 209,228,308 Ushers of the Black Rod 328 MURRAY, James 170,180,181,182,209,224,307,374 Clerks Assistant 328 MURRAY, Justice Michael 151 Second Clerks Assistant 329 MURRAY, Michael Philip Officers of Parliament 2018 – 7,9,69,100,127,130,209,225,285,292,301 Legislative Assembly 135–136 Legislative Council 133–134 NAHAN, Michael Dennis Parliamentary Services Department 137 5,7,10,11,70,127,130,131,209,240,246,296,299 O’GORMAN, Anthony Patrick 210,231,316 NAIRN, William Ralph 209,242 OKELY, Bruce Lefroy 330,331 NALDER, Cambell Crawford 209,237,316 OLD, Richard Charles 210,232,247,262,264 NALDER, Sir Crawford David 209,232,242,247,258,316 Oldest Members of Western Australian Parliament130,311 NALDER, Dean Cambell Oldest Members to occupy Principal Executive 7,10,71,123,125,127,132,209,221,222,296,316 Offices 312 NALDER, Scott Randall 135,330,331 OLDFIELD, Edward Peate 211,233,235,376 NANOVICH, Michael 158,209,242,244 OLDHAM, Charles Henry 211,239 NANSON, John Leighton 210,229,235,249,250,251 NASH, Richard West 341,342,356 OLIVER, Cecil Thompson 211,223 NATHAN, Sir Charles Samuel 170,178 OLIVER, Oscar Neil Blackburne 171,185 National Party, Leaders (see Leaders of OLNEY, Howard William 171,185 Country/National Party; Other Party Leaders) 247 O’LOGHLEN, Peter Laurence 211,227,313 National Song Poll 1977 391 O’MALLEY, Lisa Margaret NEEDHAM, Edward 210,227,238,239,309,313 8,74,120,123,125,128,132,211,223,322 NELSON, Wallace Alexander 210,230 OMODEI, Paul Domenic 211,243,246,277 NEVILL, Mark Warriedar 170,184,187,275 O’NEIL, Sir Desmond Henry 158,211,224,227,258,261 NEWDEGATE, Sir Francis Alexander Newdigate ONSLOW, Sir Alexander Campbell 144,148 147,148,349,351,355,356 NEWLAND, Commander William Henry 340 NEWMAN, Edward 337,341,342,349,353,355 Opposition of Western Australia NEWTON, John Verdun 210,229,313

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INDEX Leaders of the Opposition 1905–2018 246 PRATT, Louise Claire 172,187,309,313,321 Leader of the Opposition 11 PRATT, Nigel 133,327,328 The Shadow Ministry 10 Premiers of Western Australia 1890–2017 245 Youngest Leaders of the Opposition 314 Premiers, Oldest 312 ORD, Major-General Harry St. George 144,147 Premiers, Woman 320 OSBORN, Henry 211,240 Premiers, Youngest 314 OSBORNE, Ian Frederick 158,211,224,279 President, Legislative Council (list) 153 Other Party Leaders 11 Presiding Officers (see Speaker, President, Chairman of Committees) 373 Overseas-Born Members (see Members of PRICE, James 212,228,250 Parliament 2017) 131 PRICE, Stephen James 5,8,76,119,123,128,132,212,227 OWEN, Raymond Cecil 211,226,242,312,374,376 PRICE, (Richard) William 212,221 OZICH, Elma Lynette 137 PRINCE, Antony Kevin Royston 104,212,221,278,372 PRITCHARD, Martin Brian PADBURY, Walter 349,354,355 4,6,77,125,126,131,155,172,188 PANTON, Alexander Hugh Prohibition, Referendums 379–383 156,171,180,211,232,233,255,304,308,312 Property Franchise 366,337,361,379 PAPALIA, Paul 8,9,75,127,132,211,238,243,301 PUNCH, Donald Thomas 8,78,115,123,128,131,212,224 PARKER, Bernard 327,328 PURKISS, William Morton 212,238 PARKER, David Charles 211,228,268,270,272,273,313,314 PARKER, Hubert Stanley Wyborn QUIGLEY, John Robert 171,178,211,228,254,256,307,372,374 8,9,79,127,130,212,224,230,234,301 PARKER, Rhonda Kathleen 11,222,230,278,280,321,326 QUINLAN, Timothy Francis PARKER, Sir Stephen Henry 156,157,213,239,242,249,306,313 171,176,178,211,244,249,307,338,349,354 QUIRK, Margaret Mary 5,8,80–81,124, PARKER, Stephen Stanley 349,352,355 125,127,132,158,213,229,283,284,288,321,326 Parliament – Chronological Record 1890−2018 140 RADISICH, Jaye Amber 213,242,293,313,321 PARSONS, Harold George 171,179 RAINSFORD, George Henry 172,179 PASCOE, G.S. 343 RAMSAY, James Maxwell, Commodore 150 PATERSON, Tony 137 RANDELL, George PATERSON, William 211,236,349,353 157,172,176,213,234,238,248,307,312,338,349,352,354 PATRICK, William Jun. 211,229,316 RAPHAEL, Howard Stirling 213,242,313 PATRICK, William Sen. 171,177,316 RASON, (Sir) Cornthwaite Hector PATTERSON, Muriel Grace 155,171,189,320 213,230,236,245,249,250,349,354 PEACOCK, Malcolm 327,328,329 RAVLICH, Ljiljanna Maria PEARCE, Robert John 211,221,229,267,270,273 77,119,172,187,188,283,284,286,287,304,321,326 PEARSE, William Silas 212,228,349,353 READ, John Bell 213,233,269,271,316 PEEL, Thomas 334,341,342 READ, Keith John 213,236,313,316 PENDAL, Phillip George 171,184,185,188,212,239,308,376 READ, William Raymond 213,242,376 PENNEFATHER, Richard William REDMAN, Donald Terrence 171,179,212,229,248,307 8,82,123,127,213,223,241,243,247,295 PERKINS, Charles Collier 157,212,240,244,259 REEVES, Lieutenant-Colonel G.M. 340 PERRY, Thomas Oswald 171,183 Referendums in Western Australia – PHAM, Batong Vu 171,187 Results from 1890 377–389 PHILLIPS, George Braithwaite 356 Commonwealth Constitutional Referenda – voting PHILLIPS, Harry C. J. 320 in WA 390–391 PHILLIPS, Samuel James 212,230 National Song Poll 1977 − Voting in WA 391 PHILLIPS, Samuel Pole 336,337,341,342,349,352,355 Regnal Table 28 PIANTADOSI, Samuel Matthew 171,184,188 REID, David Donald 213,223,309 PICKERING, William George 212,241 REID, Fergie 213,234 PIDGEON, Hon. Mr Justice William Page 151 REID, Gordon Stanley 145,150 PIESSE, C. Alexander John 180,356 Representative Government 1850–1870 335 PIESSE, Alfred Napoleon 212,242,317 Representative Government 1870–1890 337 PIESSE, Arnold Edmund 212,232,317 RESIDE, John 213,230 PIESSE, Charles Austin 171,250,317 Responsible Government 1890 337–339 PIESSE, Frederick Henry 212,232,244,248,306,316,317 REYNOLDS, Alfred George 213,227 PIESSE, Harold Vivian 171,316 RHATIGAN, John Joseph 213,232 PIESSE, Winifred Margaret 171,183,317,320 RICHARDSON, Alexander Robert PIGOTT, Sydney Capel 212,232 212,226,248,317,349,353 PIKE, Robert Gerald 171,184,188,265,279,372,374 RICHARDSON, John Elliot 172,179,317 PILKINGTON, Robert Rivington 212,238,310 RICHARDSON, Walter 157,213,241,373 PINE, Benjamin Chilley Campbell 144,147 RIDGE, Keith Alan 213,232,263,372 PORTER, Charles Christian 212,222,236,295,309 RIEBELING, Fredric 156,213,221,224,238 POTTER, George 172,180 RIPPER, Eric Stephen 213,221,223,246,274,280,286,306 POTTER, Percival George Charles 212,241 ROBERTS, George Frederick 157,213,224 PRATT, Ian George 172,183 403 The Western Australian Parliamentary Handbook The 24th Edition

INDEX ROBERTS, John Bertram 327,328 SHOLL, Robert Frederick ROBERTS, Michelle Hopkins 173,179,215,228,307,317,349,353 8,9,83–84,127,213,229,234,282,287,301,304,306,321,326 SIBMA, Tjorn Dirk 6,10,92,121,125,126,173,188 ROBINSON, Edward 172,179 SIBSON, John 215,224 ROBINSON, Herbert 213,221,317 SIMONS, John Joseph 215,238 ROBINSON, Herbert Richard 172,178,181,182,184 SIMPSON, Anthony James ROBINSON, Kirsten Marie 135,330,331,332 103,120,158,215,226,241,296,297 ROBINSON, Robert Thomas 214,224,252 SIMPSON, Charles Herbert 154,173,177,257,312 ROBINSON, Sir William Cleaver Francis SIMPSON, George Thomas 215,229 144,147,338,339 SINGLETON, Francis Corbet 341,342 ROBSON, Richard 214,229 SKIDMORE, John Edward 215,242 ROCHE, Hugh Lewis 172,180 SLEEMAN, Joseph Bertram 156,157,215,228,303,306 ROCKE, Samuel Matthew 214,228 SMITH, Charles Leonard 6,93,125,126,131,173,187,375 RODOREDA, Aloysius Joseph 156,157,158,214,239,240 SMITH, David Lawrence 215,234,271,273 ROE, Captain John Septimus 334,335,356 SMITH, Edmund Horace 215,223 ROSE, Edwin 172,180 SMITH, Frederick Charles Lee 215,223,355 ROWBERRY, Joseph Neon 214,243 SMITH, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Gerard 144,148 ROWE, Cassandra Michelle SMITH, Gregory David 173,187 8,85,116,124,128,130,132,214,223,318,322 SMITH, Henry Teesdale 215,243 ROWE, Francis James 214,228,311 SMITH, James MacCallum 215,239 ROWE, Margaret-Anne 172,186,321 SMITH, John Henry (Kilkar) 215,237,374 ROWE, Samantha Helen SMITH, Matthew Skinner 349,351,355 6,9,86,121,126,132,155,172,187,302,318,322 SMITH, Philip John 215,224 RUNCIMAN, Ewart 214,236 SMITH, Wayde Shannon 215,243 RUNDLE, Peter James 8,87,118,123,124,128,132,214,240 SNOOK, Gary 215,234 RUSHTON, Edgar Cyril 214,226,263,264 SODEMAN, Brian 215,239 SOLOMON, Elias 215,228,309 SAFFIOTI, Rita 8,9,88,127,214,243,301,322,326 SOMMERS, Charles 173,178,179,249 SAMPSON, Richard Stanley 241,242,253 SOUPER, Edward C 343 SAMSON, Lionel 336,341,342 SPARKS, Alexander Bevan 327,328 SANDERSON, Amber-Jade 8,9,89,112,114,128,129, Speakers (of Legislative Assembly) 5,156,343,373 132,172,187,214,234,302,308,320,322 Speaker (of Legislative Council pre 1890) 343 SANDERSON, Archibald 172,178 SPEED, James Montgomery 173,178 SANDERSON, Kerry 2,3,145,152,358 SPEIGHT, Richard 215,239 SANDERSON, Lieutenant General John M, 145,151 SPENCER, William 173,180,311 SANFORD, William Ashford 356 SPRIGG, Trevor Raymond 158,215,236 SAUNDERS, Henry John 172,178,309 SPRIGGS, George Charles Clarence 215,226 SAVAGE, Linda Rosemary 172,187,322 Standing Committees (see Committees, Standing) 121–125 SAW, Athelstan John Henton 172,178,251 Statutory Positions prior to 1890 – SAYER, William Frederic 214,225,248 Advocate General 356 SCADDAN, John 214,221,223,231 Attorney General 356 233,245,246,251,252,254,313,314,372 Surveyor General 356 SCHELL, Morton William 214,235 Colonial Secretary 356 SCHIJF, Enno Willem Pieter 137 STEERE, Charles James Lee 344,327,330 SCOTT, Barbara Mary 172,188,321 STEERE, Francis Grylls 330,331 SCOTT, Edward 214,238,349,354 STEERE, Sir James George Lee SCOTT, James Alan 172,188,375 156,215,237,306,336,337,338,342,342,343,350,352,354 SCOTT, Robin David 6,90,122,126,130,131,172,187,375 STEPHENS, Matthew Ernest 215,241,263 Secession Referendum 362,382 STEPHENS, Thomas Gregory Secretary of State for the Colonies 334,335,336,339 154,173,184,187,215,225,240,274,281,304,308,374 SEDDON, Sir Harold 153,172,179,303,305 STEPHENSON, Henry Alfred 173,178 Sergeant-at-Arms (see also Officers STEWART, Hector Joseph 173,180 of Parliament) 123,135,136,331,332,344 STEWART, Jack McKay 215,233 SEWARD, Harrie Stephen 214,240,256,309 STEWART, John 215,225 SEWELL, George Malakoff 173,180 STIRLING, Andrew 343 SEWELL, William Hawkins 157,214,229 STIRLING, Captain James 144,146,334,335 Shadow Ministry 2017 10 STOJKOVSKI, Jessica Mary SHALDERS, Richard Steele 158,214,236,265,372 8,94,119,125,130,216,232,322 SHARP, Christine 173,189,321,375 STONE, Sir Edward Albert 148,344,350,351,352,355,356 SHAVE, Douglas James 214,221,233,277,280,372 STONE, Frank Mends 173,179 SHAW, Jessica Jane 5,8,91,114,123,128,131,214,242,322 STONE, George Frederick 336,356 SHEARN, Harry Vivian 215,233,376 STONE, Patrick 216,229 SHENTON, Sir George STONEHOUSE, Aaron 153,173,176,178,248,305,337,349,353,354 6,11,95,121,125,126,130,173,188,313,375 SHOLL, Horace William 215,240,317,349,353

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INDEX STRETCH, William Noel 173,183,189 TONKIN, John Trezise 217,228,233,245,246,255, STRICKLAND, Sir Gerald 144,148 256,257,259,303,306,312 STRICKLAND, George Joseph 79,156,157,216,230,241 TOTTERDELL, Sir Joseph 217,239 STRICKLAND, Harry Charles TOZER, John Carmichael 174,184 154,173,179,181,182,184,258 TRAEGDE, Patricia 137 STUART, Julian Alexander Salmon 216,235 TRAVERS, Kenneth Dunstan Elder 113,120,174,188,284 STUBBS, Bartholemew James 216,241 TRAYLEN, William 157,217,229,373 STUBBS, Robert Henry Claude TRENORDEN, Maxwell Wayne 173,179,181,182,184,261,312 174,186,217,222,247,306,307 STUBBS, Sydney 156,157,173,178,216,242,303,308,311 TRETHOWAN, Anthony Markham 217,227 STYANTS, Herbert Henry 216,231,257 TRIAT, Lucien John 217,235 SULC, Paul 179,187,313 TROWBRIDGE, Sir Richard, Rear Admiral 145,150 SULLIVAN, Daniel Frank (see BARRON-SULLIVAN, Daniel TROY, Gavan John 217,235,242,269,271,273 Frank) TROY, John Robert 217,228 Surveyor-General (list) 192,233,234,280 TROY, Michael Francis SUTHERLAND, Henry Charles 334,340,343 156,217,235,253,254,303,306,313 SUTHERLAND, Michael William TUBBY, Frederick Charles 217,226,24,279,315,318 66,120,156,157,216,235,373 TUBBY, Marjorie 318 SWAN, Herbert Graham 216,239 TUBBY, Reginald John 217,230,315,318 SWEETMAN, Rodney Noel 216,237 TUCKEY, Hobart 174,180 SWINBOURN, Matthew Dean 4,6,96,121,126,173,187 TURNBULL, Dr Hilda Margaret 69,217,225,320 SYMON, David 216,228 TURVEY, Philip Joseph 217,242

TALBOT, Dr Sally Elizabeth UNDERWOOD, Rufus Henry 218,239,251,252 4,6,97,121,122,125,126,130,131,173,189,293,318,321 URBAN, Barry 8,103,120,123,125,128,131,218,226 TALLENTIRE, Christopher John Ushers of the Black Rod (see also Officers 8,9,98,127,131,216,229,242,302 of Parliament) 134,328 TANNER, William 334,341,343 TAYLOR, Alexander Donald 216,225,261 van de KLASHORST, June Dorothy TAYLOR, Donna Evelyn Mary (see Faragher, Donna Evelyn 218,242,279,280,321,326,372 Mary) VAUGHAN, Grace Sydney 174,185,320 TAYLOR, George ‘Mulga’ 156,157,216,235,250,306 VELETTA, Suzanne Rita 134,328 TAYLOR, Ian Frederick 216,231,246,269,270,271,272 VENN, Harry Whittall 218,243,248,350,354 TAYLOR, John Howard 173,178 VERNON, Robert R C 328 TAYLOR, Matthew Howard 120,216,222,300 VERYARD, John 218,222,232 TEAHAN, John Denis 173,179,181,182 VIGORS, B W 356 TEESDALE, Frederick William 216,240 VOSPER, Frederick Charles Burleigh 218,226 TELFER, William Francis 216,221 TEMPLEMAN, David Alan WADDELL, Andrew John 218,227 5,8,9,99,127,132,158,216,233,288,301 WAHL, Rodney Alan 328 THOMAS, Albert Ernest 216,227,313 WAKEFORD, Henry 340,343 THOMAS, James Henry English 350,351,355 WALCOTT, Robert John 337,350,351,355,356 THOMAS, Robert John 155,174,189 WALDRON, Terrence Keith 120,218,243,294 THOMAS, Dr Steven Caldwell WALKER, Susan Elizabeth 61,218,237,321 4,6,10,100,121,126,129,132,174,189,216,224,307,374 WALKER, Thomas 156,218,231,251,308 THOMAS, William Ian 216,225,243,271,274 WALLACE, Francis Patrick 218,235,244 THOMAS, William Lemen 216,224,252,372 WALTER, John Russell 218,237 THOMPSON, Ian David 156,157,217,226,231 WANSBROUGH, Arthur William 218,221,317 THOMPSON, Ronald 154,155,174,180,181,182,185,261 WANSBROUGH, Charles Prangle 218,223,317 THOMPSON, Sydney Thomas Joseph WARE, Francis John 218,230 174,180,181,182,183 WARNER, Frederick Lytton 218,235,376 THOMSON, Alexander WARNOCK, Diana Muriel 158,218,238,321 174,180,217,232,247,304,307,311,315 WARTON, Charles Nicholas 310,338,350,351,355,356 THOMSON, Jack McIntosh 174,180,181,182,184,315 WATKINS, Jacqueline Patricia 158,218,231,243,318,320 THOMSON, John 217,225 WATSON, Dr Judyth 218,224,232,274,320,326 THOMSON, Joseph Angus 174,177 WATSON, Giz 174,188,304,321,375 THORN, Lindsay 217,242,256 WATSON, Peter Bruce THORNBER, Philip Norman 331,332 5,8, 104–105,123,124,127,130,132,156,219,221,286,291 THROSSELL, George 174,178,217,237,245,248,307,312 WATSON, Sir (Henry) Keith 174,178,181,182,183 TINCKNELL, Colin Richard WATT, Leon Henry 219,221 6,11,101,121,125,126,130,131,174,189,375 WATTS, Alfred John Henry 219,237 TINLEY, Peter Charles 8,9,102,127,217,244,301 WATTS, Arthur Frederick 219,232,241,246,247,256,258 TOMLINSON, Derrick Gordon 174,187 WELD, Frederick Aloysius 144,147,336,338 TOMS, John Mervin 156,217,221,222,233 WELLS, Herbert Edward 219,224 TONKIN, Arthur Raymond 217,234,267 WELLS, Peter Henry 174,184 WELSH, Frank Robert 174,179,219,239,307,374

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INDEX WENN, Douglas William 174,185,189 YELLAND, Herbert John 175,178 WEST, Darren Legh 6,9,106,121,126,132,174,186,302 YELVERTON, Henry John 220,241 Whips (see Government and Opposition Whips) 155,158 YOUNG, Andrew Mclaren 331,332 WHITBY, Reece Raymond 8,9,107,128,219,222,302 YOUNG, Raymond Laurence WHITCOMBE, Frederic 174,177 158,220,240,243,263,264,372 WHITE, Frederick Richard 174,185 YOUNG, William Gordon 220,240 WHITELY, Martin Paul 50,219,222,240,293 Youngest Members of Western Australian WIESE, Robert Laurence 219,237,243,278 Parliament 313 WILD, Gerald Percy 219,226,242,257,258 Youngest Members of 40th Parliament 130 WILDING, Thomas Henry 175,178 Youngest Members to occupy Principal WILKINSON, Norman Charles 331 Executive and Political Party Offices 314 WILLCOCK, John Collings YULE, Thomas Newte 341,342,343,356 219,229,245,253,254–255,303 WILLESEE, William Francis 154,175,179,181,182,184,260 WILLIAMS, Charles Bennett 175,179 WILLIAMS, Maurice Clifford 219,224 WILLIAMS, Rex Geoffrey 158,219,225 WILLIAMS, Richard John Lloyd 175,183,185,316 WILLMOTT, Francis Drake 175,180,181,182,185,312,316 WILLMOTT, Francis Edward Sykes 175,180,219,237,247,252,253,307,316,372 WILLMOTT, William Henry Francis 219,241 WILSON, Albert James 219,227,313 WILSON, Arthur Alan 219,225,303,311 WILSON, Francis Ford 219,239 WILSON, Frank 219,224,238,241,245,246,249,250,251,372 WILSON, Keith James 219,226,227,237,268,270,273,362 WINTON, Sabine Elisabeth 5,8,108,119,123,128,131,219,243,322 WISDOM, Brigadier-General Evan Alexander 219,225 WISE, Frank Joseph Scott 154,175,179,181,182,184 220,229,245,246,254,255,256,258,304,307,374 WITHERS, Frederick James 220,224 WITHERS, William Robert 175,184 WITTENOOM, Charles Horne 175,180,315 WITTENOOM, Sir Edward Horne 153,175,177,179,248,303,311,315,350,353 WOLFF, Hon. Sir Albert Asher 149 Women Members of Western Australian Parliament –Listed in order elected 320–322 Number and percentage of Women Members in each House of Parliament in Australia 323 Number since 1921 324 Women Ministers of the Crown in WA 326 WOOD, Barrington Clarke 175,178,220,239,248,307,315,316 WOOD, Garnet Barrington 175,178,257,315,316 WOODHAMS, Grant Allen 55,156,220,230,234 WOOLLARD, Dr Janet May 71,220,221,321,376 WORDSWORTH, David John 153,175,184,186,263 WRENSFORDSLEY, Sir Henry Thomas 147 WRIGHT, James William 175,178 WRIGHT, John Arthur 175,176,338,350,351 WRIGHT, John Harold 328,331 WYATT, Benjamin Sana 8,9,109,127,131,220,242,301,319,362 XAMON, Alison Marie 6,110,125,126,129,175,187,188,322,375 YANG, Pierre Shuai 6,111,121,122,126,130,131,175,188 YATES, George Henry 220,224,239

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