43rd New Zealand Parliament

The 43rd Parliament was heavily dominated by National, which controlled nearly seventy percent of the seats.Only one minor party, Jim Anderton's NewLabour, was present at the beginning of the 43rd Parliament.Later, NewLabour would join with several unrepresented parties to form the Alliance, which would gain two additional seats when two National MPs defected.Another National MP, Winston Peters, would also break away from his party, becoming an independent.The table below shows the number of MPs in each party following the 1990 election and at dissolution: Notes The tables below shows the results of the 1990 general election: Key National Labour Democrats NewLabour Mana Motuhake Table footnotes: There were a number of changes during the term of the 43rd Parliament.
42nd Parliament44th ParliamentParliament House, WellingtonNew Zealand Parliament1990 New Zealand general electionFourth National GovernmentHouse of RepresentativesSpeaker of the HouseRobin GrayLeader of the HouseDon McKinnonPaul EastPrime MinisterJim BolgerLeader of the OppositionMike MooreMonarchElizabeth IIGovernor-GeneralCatherine TizardPaul ReevesParliament1990 elections1993 electionsNational PartyLabour PartyJim AndertonNewLabourAllianceWinston PetersMāori electorates1990 electionNationalLabourNZ FirstIndependentDemocratsMana MotuhakeAlbanyAshburtonJenny ShipleyAuckland CentralRichard PrebbleLarry SutherlandAwaruaJeff GrantBay of IslandsJohn CarterBirkenheadJenny KirkIan RevellChristchurch CentralGeoffrey PalmerLianne DalzielChristchurch NorthClevedonWarren KydAnn BattenCluthaCoromandelGraeme LeeDunedin NorthStan RodgerPete HodgsonDunedin WestClive MatthewsonEast CapeAnne CollinsTony RyallEast Coast BaysMurray McCullyGary KnappEastern HuttTrevor YoungPaul SwainRichard NortheyChristine FletcherFendaltonPhilip BurdonGisborneAllan WallbankWayne KimberGlenfieldJudy KeallPeter HiltHamilton EastBill DillonTony SteelHamilton WestTrevor MallardGrant ThomasHastingsDavid ButcherJeff WhittakerHawkes BayBill SuttonMichael LawsHeretaungaBill JeffriesPeter McCardleHobsonRoss MeurantHorowhenuaAnnette KingHamish HancockInvercargillRob MunroIsland BayElizabeth TennetKaimaiRobert AndersonKaiparaLockwood SmithKapitiMargaret ShieldsRoger SowryKing CountryLytteltonPeter SimpsonGail McIntoshManawatuDavid RobinsonHamish MacIntyreMangereDavid LangeManurewaRoger DouglasGeorge HawkinsMaramaruaBill BirchCharles ChauvelMarlboroughDoug KiddMatamataJohn LuxtonMiramarPeter NeilsonGraeme ReevesMt AlbertHelen ClarkNapierGeoff BraybrookeNelsonPhilip WoollastonJohn BlincoeNew LynnJonathan HuntNew PlymouthHarry DuynhovenJohn ArmstrongNorth ShoreGeorge GairBruce CliffeOhariuPeter DunneOnehungaFred GerbicGrahame ThorneWarren CooperColin MoyleTrevor RogersTaito Phillip FieldPahiatuaJohn FalloonPakurangaMaurice WilliamsonPalmerston NorthTrevor de CleeneSteve MahareyPanmureBob TizardJudith TizardGray BartlettPapakuraMerv WellingtonJohn RobertsonPapatoetoeRoss RobertsonAllan BrewsterPencarrowSonja DaviesRay WallacePoriruaGraham KellyRaglanSimon UptonRangioraJim GerardRangitikeiDenis MarshallRemueraDoug GrahamRoskillPhil GoffGilbert MylesRotoruaSt AlbansDavid CaygillSt KildaMichael CullenSelwynRuth RichardsonSydenhamTamakiRobert MuldoonTaranakiRoger MaxwellTaraweraIan McLeanMax BradfordTasmanKen ShirleyNick SmithTaurangaTe AtatuMichael BassettBrian NeesonTimaruMaurice McTigueTitirangiRalph MaxwellMarie HaslerTongariroNoel ScottIan PetersWaikaremoanaRoger McClayWaikatoRob StoreyKatherine O'ReganWairarapaWyatt CreechWaitakiJim SuttonAlec NeillWaitotaraVenn YoungPeter GreshamWallaceDerek AngusBill EnglishWanganuiRussell MarshallCam CampionJill PettisWellington CentralFran WildePauline GardinerWest AucklandJack ElderWest CoastKerry BurkeMargaret MoirWestern HuttJohn TerrisJoy QuigleyWhangareiJohn BanksYaldhurstMargaret AustinEastern MaoriPeter TapsellNorthern MaoriBruce GregoryMatiu RataSouthern MaoriWhetu Tirikatene-SullivanWestern MaoriKoro WētereEva RickardClem SimichMayor of WellingtonChris Laidlawby-election in TamakiLiberal Partyby-election in Wellington Centralby-election in TaurangaNew Zealand FirstBassett, Michael