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List of members of the Parliament of Vanuatu (1995–1998)

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The 50 members of the Parliament of Vanuatu from 1995 to 1998 were elected on 30 November 1995.

List of members

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Constituency Member Party
Ambae Amos Bangabiti Union of Moderate Parties
Samson Bue Union of Moderate Parties
Silas Hakwa Unity Front
Ambrym Amos Andeng Union of Moderate Parties
Daniel Bangtor Unity Front
Banks and Torres John Hughug National United Party
Edgel Wetin National United Party
Efate Louis Carlot Union of Moderate Parties
Donald Kalpokas Unity Front
Jimmy Meto Chillia Unity Front
Barak Sopé Unity Front
Epi Willie Varasmate Independent
Luganville Alfred Maseng Union of Moderate Parties
Paolo Tabivaka Unity Front
Maewo James Tamata Unity Front
Malekula Josiah Bahavus Unity Front
Gideon Bakon National United Party
Sato Kilman Unity Front
Cyriaque Metmetsan Union of Moderate Parties
John Morrisen Unity Front
Vital Soksok Union of Moderate Parties
Paul Telukluk Union of Moderate Parties
Paama Demis Lango Union of Moderate Parties
Pentecost Edouard Muelsul Nagriamel
Vincent Boulekone Unity Front
Allen Bule National United Party
Walter Lini National United Party
Port Vila William Edgell Unity Front
Willie Jimmy Union of Moderate Parties
Motarilavoa Hilda Lin̄i National United Party
Maxime Carlot Korman Union of Moderate Parties
Edward Natapei Unity Front
Jackleen Ruben Titek Unity Front
Santo/Malo Embert Jimmy Union of Moderate Parties
Sela Molisa Unity Front
Philip Pasvu Unity Front
Albert Ravutia Fren Melanesian Party
John Tari National United Party
Louise Taribe Union of Moderate Parties
Serge Vohor Union of Moderate Parties
Southern Islands Allan Navuki Unity Front
Tanna Henry Iauko Unity Front
Jeffrey Lava Unity Front
Charlie Nako Union of Moderate Parties
Joe Natuman Unity Front
Shem Naukaut National United Party
Iarris Naunun Independent
Keasipai Song Union of Moderate Parties
Tongoa/Shepherds Robert Karie National United Party
John Moris Lee Solomon Union of Moderate Parties
Source: Official Gazette[1]

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