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NINTH PARLIAMENT: 2010 - 2014 Members of Parliament MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT CONSTITUENCY 1 Hon. Matthew Cooper Wale MP for Aoke-Langalanga 2 Hon. David Tome MP for Baegu/ Asifolo 3 Hon. Joseph Onika MP for North-East Guadalcanal 4 Hon. John Moffat Fugui MP for Central Honiara 5 Hon. Fred Jackson Fiulaua MP for Central Kwara’ae 6 Hon. Hypolite Taremae MP for Central Makira 7 Hon. Andrew Manepora MP for East ‘Are’are 8 Hon. Dr. Derek Sikua MP for East Central Guadalcanal 9 Hon. Manasseh Damukana Sogavare MP for North East Choiseul 10 Hon. Bradley Tovosia MP for East Guadalcanal 11 Hon. Douglas Ete MP for East Honiara 12 Hon. Stanley Festus Sofu MP for East Kwaio 13 Hon. Alfred Ghiro MP for East Makira 14 Hon. Manasseh Maelanga MP for East Malaita 15 Hon. Steve William Abana MP for Fataleka 16 Hon. Samuel Manetoali MP for Gao-Bugotu 17 Hon. Gordon Darcy Lilo MP for Gizo-Kolombangara 18 Hon. Selwyn Riumana MP for Hograno-Kia-Havulei 19 Hon. Walter Folotalu MP for Lau-Mbaelelea 20 Hon. Martin Kealoe MP for Malaita Outer Islands 21 Hon. Varian Lonamei MP for Maringe-Kokota 22 Hon. Snyder Rini MP for Marovo 23 Hon. Mark Roboliu Kemakeza MP for Nggella ( Currently in Jail awaiting appear process) 24 Hon. Martin Sopage MP for North Guadalcanal 25 Hon. Vika Lusibaea MP for North Malaita 26 Hon. Job Dudley Tausinga North New Georgia 27 Hon. Milner Tozaka MP for North Vella Lavella 28 Hon. Peter Shanel Agovaka MP for Central Guadalcanal 29 Hon. Connely Sadakabatu MP for North-West Choiseul 30 Hon. Bodo Dettke MP for North-West Guadalcanal 31 Hon. Charles Sigoto MP for Ranonga-Simbo 32 Hon. Seth Gukuna MP for Rennell-Bellona 33 Hon. Dickson Mua Panakitasi MP for Savo-Russels 34 Hon. Chris Laore MP for Shortlands 35 Hon. Rick Houenipwela MP for Small Malaita 36 Hon. Elizah Doro Muala MP for South Choiseul 37 Hon. David Day Pacha MP for South Guadalcanal 38 Hon. Danny Philip MP for South New Georgia-Rendova-Tetepari 39 Hon. Lional Alex MP for South Vella Lavella 40 Hon. Commins Aston Mewa MP for Temotu Nende 41 Hon. Martin Teddy Maga MP for Temotu Pele 42 Hon. Clay Forau Soalaoi MP for Temotu Vatud 43 Hon. James Tora MP for Ulawa-Ugi 44 Hon. John Maneniaru MP for West ‘Are’are 45 Hon. Moses Garu MP for West Guadalcanal 46 Hon. Namson Tran MP for West Honiara 47 Hon. Peter Tom MP for West Kwaio 48 Hon. Shemuel Sam Iduri MP for West Kwara’ae 49 Hon. Dick Ha’amori MP for West Makira 50 Hon. Silas Kerry Vaqara Tausinga MP for West New Georgia-Vona Vona .

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