Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 2009–2013

Members of the Western Australian Legislative Council, 2009–2013

This is a list of members of the Western Australian Legislative Council between 22 May 2009 and 21 May 2013:

Name Party Region Period in office
Hon Ken Baston Liberal Mining and Pastoral 2005–present
Hon Liz Behjat Liberal North Metropolitan 2009–present
Hon Matt Benson-Lidholm Labor Agricultural 2005–present
Hon Helen Bullock Labor Mining and Pastoral 2009–present
Hon Robin Chapple Greens Mining and Pastoral 2001–2005; 2009–present
Hon Jim Chown Liberal Agricultural 2009–present
Hon Peter Collier Liberal North Metropolitan 2005–present
Hon Mia Davies National Agricultural 2009–present
Hon Ed Dermer Labor North Metropolitan 1996–present
Hon Kate Doust Labor South Metropolitan 2001–present
Hon Wendy Duncan National Mining and Pastoral 2008–present
Hon Phil Edman Liberal South Metropolitan 2009–present
Hon Sue Ellery Labor South Metropolitan 2001–present
Hon Brian Ellis Liberal Agricultural 2007–present
Hon Donna Faragher Liberal East Metropolitan 2005–present
Hon Adele Farina Labor South West 2001–present
Hon Jock Ferguson Labor East Metropolitan 2009–2010 1
Hon Jon Ford Labor Mining and Pastoral 2001–present
Hon Philip Gardiner National Agricultural 2009–present
Hon Nick Goiran Liberal South Metropolitan 2009–present
Hon Nigel Hallett Liberal South West 2005–present
Hon Alyssa Hayden Liberal East Metropolitan 2009–present
Hon Colin Holt National South West 2009–present
Hon Barry House Liberal South West 1987–present
Hon Lynn MacLaren Greens South Metropolitan 2005; 2009–present
Hon Robyn McSweeney Liberal South West 2001–present
Hon Michael Mischin Liberal North Metropolitan 2009–present
Hon Norman Moore Liberal Mining and Pastoral 1977–present
Hon Helen Morton Liberal East Metropolitan 2005–present
Hon Simon O'Brien Liberal South Metropolitan 1997–present
Hon Ljiljanna Ravlich Labor East Metropolitan 1997–present
Hon Linda Savage 1 Labor East Metropolitan 2010–present
Hon Sally Talbot Labor South West 2005–present
Hon Ken Travers Labor North Metropolitan 1997–present
Hon Max Trenorden National Agricultural 2009–present
Hon Giz Watson Greens North Metropolitan 1997–present
Hon Alison Xamon Greens East Metropolitan 2009–present
  1. ^ Labor MLC Jock Ferguson died on 13 February 2010. Linda Savage was elected in a recount on 22 March 2010.
Members of the Parliament of Western Australia
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