List of members of the Parliament of Fiji (1966–1972)
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.
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House of Representatives
| Constituency | Member | Party | Notes |
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| 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 | – | |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
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| 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
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