List of members of the Parliament of Fiji (1966–1972)

Politics of Fiji


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The members of the Parliament of Fiji from 1966 until 1972 consisted of members of the House of Representatives elected between 26 September and 8 October 1966 (at which point it was the Legislative Council), and members appointed to the Senate when it was created at independence in 1970.

House of Representatives

Constituency	Member	Party	Notes
Fijian Communal (11 seats)
Cakaudrove	Jone Naisara	Alliance Party
Lau–Rotuma	Jonati Mavoa	Alliance Party
Lomaiviti–Kadavu	Solomone Momoivalu	Alliance Party
Macuata–Bua	Emosi Vuakatagane	Alliance Party
North West Viti Levu	Sakeasi Waqanivavalagi	Alliance Party
Rewa–Suva	Alipate Sikivou	Alliance Party	Died in 1970, replaced by Uraia Koroi (Alliance)
South Central Viti Levu	David Toganivalu	Alliance Party
South West Viti Levu	Peniame Naqasima	Alliance Party
Tailevu	William Toganivalu	Alliance Party
Council of Chief nominees	George Cakobau	–
Council of Chief nominees	Losalini Raravuya Dovi	–
Indo-Fijian Communal (9 seats)
North-East Vanua Levu	James Madhavan	Federation Party
North-East Viti Levu	C. A. Shah	Federation Party
North Eastern	Ram Jati Singh	Federation Party
North-West Viti Levu	R. D. Patel	Federation Party
South-Central Viti Levu	M. T. Khan	Federation Party	Replaced by Ujagar Singh following the 1968 by-elections
South-West Viti Levu	A. D. Patel	Federation Party
Suva	Irene Jai Narayan	Federation Party
Tailevu–Rewa	K. C. Ramrakha	Federation Party
West Viti Levu	Sidiq Koya	Federation Party
General Communal (7 seats)
Eastern and Central	Wesley Barrett	Alliance Party
Northern	Harold Brockett Gibson	Independent
Suva	John Falvey	Alliance Party
	Charles Stinson	Independent
	William Yee	Alliance Party
West Viti Levu	Ronald Kermode	Alliance Party
West Viti Levu	Robin Yarrow	Alliance Party
Cross-voting (9 seats)
Central Fijian	Edward Cakobau	Alliance Party
Central General	Douglas Walkden-Brown	Alliance Party
Central Indo-Fijian	Abdul Lateef	Alliance Party
Northern and Eastern Fijian	Kamisese Mara	Alliance Party
Northern and Eastern Fijian General	Lindsay Verrier	Alliance Party
Northern and Eastern Indo-Fijian	Vijay R. Singh	Alliance Party
Western Fijian	Joshua Toganivalu	Alliance Party
Western General	Loloma Livingston	Alliance Party
Western Indo-Fijian	K. S. Reddy	Alliance Party
Source: Pacific Islands Monthly

Senate

Class	Member
President	Robert Munro
Great Council of Chiefs' Nominees	Napolioni Dawai
	Jone Mataitini
	Livai Nasilivata
	Apakuki Nanovo
	Meli Salabogi
	Kavaia Tagivetaua
	Livai Volavola
	Tiale Vuiyasawa
Council of Rotuma's Nominee	Wilson Inia
Leader of the Opposition's Nominees	Glanville Lalabalavu
	Eqbal Mohammed
	Isikeli Nadalo
	Harish Sharma
	Sarvan Singh
	Mosese Tuisawau
Prime Minister's Nominees	Felix Emberson
	Penaia Ganilau
	Ramanlal Kapadia
	M. T. Khan
	Anaseini Qionibaravi
	Eddie Wong
Source: USP, USP

References

v t e Members of the Parliament of Fiji by term
1966–72 1972–77 1977 1977–82 1982–87 1987 1992–94 1994–99 1999–2001 2001–06 2006 2014–18 2018–22 2022–

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