Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 2003–2007

Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 20032007

This is a list of members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, as elected at the 1999 and 2003 state elections. Members of the Legislative Council serve eight-year terms, so while half the members of this parliament faced re-election at the 2007 election, the remainder will not face re-election until 2011.

Name Party Term in office
Hon Peter Breen Reform the Legal System/Labor/Human Rights Party [8] 19992007
Hon Robert Brown [7] Shooters Party 2006present
Hon Dr Meredith Burgmann Labor 19912007
Hon Tony Burke [3] Labor 20032004
Hon Jan Burnswoods Labor 19912007
Hon Tony Catanzariti Labor 20032011
Hon Dr Arthur Chesterfield-Evans Democrat 19982007
Hon David Clarke Liberal 2003present
Ian Cohen Greens 19952011
Hon Rick Colless National 2000present
Hon Michael Costa Labor 20012008
Hon Catherine Cusack Liberal 2003present
Hon John Della Bosca Labor 19992010
Greg Donnelly [5] Labor 2005present
Hon Michael Egan [5] Labor 19862005
Hon Amanda Fazio Labor 2000present
Hon Patricia Forsythe [9] Liberal 19912006
Hon Mike Gallacher Liberal 1996present
Hon Jenny Gardiner National 1991present
Hon Duncan Gay National 1988present
Hon Kayee Griffin Labor 20032011
Sylvia Hale Greens 20032010
Hon Don Harwin Liberal 1999present
Hon John Hatzistergos Labor 19992011
Hon Dr Jon Jenkins [2] [10] Outdoor Recreation Party 20032007
Hon Malcolm Jones [2] Outdoor Recreation Party 19992003
Hon Tony Kelly Labor 19871988, 19972011
Hon Charlie Lynn Liberal 1995present
Hon Ian Macdonald Labor 19882010
Hon Matthew Mason-Cox [9] Liberal 2006present
Rev Hon Dr Gordon Moyes Christian Democratic Party 20022011
Rev Hon Fred Nile [4] Christian Democratic Party 19812004, 2004present
Hon Eddie Obeid Labor 19912011
Hon David Oldfield One Nation NSW/Independent [1] 19992007
Hon Robyn Parker Liberal 20032011
Hon Melinda Pavey National 2002present
Hon Greg Pearce Liberal 2000present
Hon Peter Primrose Labor 1996present
Lee Rhiannon Greens 19992010
Hon Christine Robertson Labor 20032011
Hon Eric Roozendaal [3] Labor 2004present
Hon John Ryan Liberal 19912007
Hon Penny Sharpe [6] Labor 2005present
Hon Carmel Tebbutt [6] Labor 19982005
Hon John Tingle [7] Shooters Party 19952006
Hon Henry Tsang Labor 19992009
Hon Ian West Labor 20002011
Hon Dr Peter Wong Unity 19992007
1 David Oldfield resigned from One Nation NSW, a splinter party he had founded during the previous term after his expulsion from One Nation, on 28 December 2004, and served out the remainder of his term as an independent.
2 Outdoor Recreation Party MLC Malcolm Jones resigned on 23 September 2003, pre-empting an expulsion motion as a result of criminal charges he was facing for misusing his parliamentary entitlements. Dr Jon Jenkins was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 29 October.
3 Labor MLC Tony Burke resigned on 24 June 2004 to contest the House of Representatives seat of Watson at the 2004 federal election. Eric Roozendaal was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 28 June.
4 Christian Democratic Party MLC Fred Nile resigned on 30 August 2004 to contest a seat in the Australian Senate at the 2004 federal election. The party initially nominated Ross Clifford as his replacement, but later decided to renominate Nile to his own vacancy on 21 October after he failed in his Senate bid.
5 Labor MLC Michael Egan resigned in January 2005. Greg Donnelly was appointed as his replacement on 23 February.
6 Labor MLC Carmel Tebbutt resigned on 26 August 2005 in order to contest a by-election in the Legislative Assembly seat of Marrickville. Penny Sharpe was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 30 September.
7 Shooters Party MLC John Tingle resigned on 2 May 2006 due to health issues. Robert Brown was appointed to the resulting casual vacancy on 3 May.
8 Peter Breen was elected on the ticket of the Reform the Legal System microparty, which subsequently morphed into the Human Rights Party. He defected to the Australian Labor Party on 6 May 2006, but was forced to resign from the party on 18 July after making controversial comments about a convicted murderer. Breen subsequently returned to the Human Rights Party.
9 Liberal MLC Patricia Forsythe resigned on 13 September 2006 after losing Liberal preselection to recontest her seat at the 2007 election. Matthew Mason-Cox, who had defeated her for preselection, was appointed to the casual vacancy on 28 September.
10 Outdoor Recreation Party MLC Dr Jon Jenkins resigned on 16 February 2007. The party did not nominate a replacement due to the close proximity of the 2007 state election.
Members of the Parliament of New South Wales
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