Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 2019–2022 explained

This is a list of members of the House of Representatives of the 46th Parliament of Australia (2019–2022).^[1]

Members

Member	Party			Electorate	State	Years in office
						NSW	1996–present
						NSW
						Vic	2019–2022
						WA	2016–present
						Qld	2010–present
						Vic	1991–2022
						Tas	2019–present
						Vic	2010–present
						Qld	2019–present
						NSW	2004–2022
						NSW	2004–present
						Vic
						Qld	2010–present
						NSW	2004–present
						NSW	2016–present
						Vic	2019–present
						SA	2007–present
						Qld	2014–2022
						Vic	1999–2022
						Qld	2013–present
						SA	2007–2022
						Vic	2008–present
						Vic	2013–present
			/				Qld	2010–2022
						NSW	2007–present
						NSW	2013–present
						Vic	2019–present
						NSW	2013–present
						Tas	2007–present
						NSW	2019–present
						WA	2019–present
						NSW	2013–present
						NSW	2007–present
						Qld	2016–present
						Vic	2007–present
						Vic	2016–2022
						Qld	2001–present
						NSW	2004–present
						Qld
						Qld	2016–present
						NSW	2016–2022
						NSW	1996–2022
						NSW	2009–present
						SA	2016–2022
						NSW	2016–present
						Vic	2010–2022
						NSW	2016–present
						SA
						Vic	2013–present
						NSW	2013–present
						WA	2013–present
						WA	2018–present
						NT	2016–present
						Vic	2019–present
						Qld	2020–present
						WA	2019–2022
						WA	2015–present
						NSW	2007–present
						NSW	2005–2022
						Vic	2016–present
						NSW	2013–present
						Qld	2013–present
						Vic	2001–2022
						NSW	2010–present
						WA	2007–2022
						NSW	2010–present
						NSW
						Qld	1993–present
						Vic	2018–present
					Hughes	NSW	2010–2022
						NSW
						WA	2016–present
						Vic	2016–present
						Vic	2001–present
						WA	2016–present
						Qld	2004–2022
						Qld	2013–present
						NSW	2016–present
						ACT	2010–present
						NSW	2001–present
						Qld	2016–present
						Vic	2019–2022
						WA	2007–present
						Vic	2007–present
						NSW	2019–2022
						NSW	2020–present
						NSW	2016–present
						NSW	2010–present
						NSW	2019–present
						Qld	2016–2020
						Tas	2016–present
						Vic	2010–present
						NSW	2007–present
						WA	2016–2022
						Vic	2019–present
						Vic	2019–present
						Qld	2007–present
						Qld	2016–present
						Qld	2016–present
						Vic	2001–present
						Qld	2010–2022
						Vic	2013–present
						NSW	2004–2022
						SA	2013–present
						ACT	2019–present
						Tas	2019–present
						Qld	2007–present
						NSW	2019–present
						Qld	2013–present
						NSW	1998–present
						WA	2013–2022
						WA	2013–present
						SA	2007–present
						SA	2007–present
						Qld	2007–2023
						NSW	2010–present
						Vic	2013–present
						SA
						NSW	2019–2022
						Vic	2007–present
						Qld	2019–2022
						ACT	2019–present
						Vic	2001–2022
						NT
						NSW	2016–present
						NSW	2019–present
						SA	2019–present
						Vic	2013–present
						NSW	2016–present
						NSW	2013–present
						Vic	2010–present
						NSW	2016–present
						NSW	2013–present
						Qld	2019–present
						Vic	2019–present
						Vic	2010–2023
						Vic	2001–present
						Qld	2010–present
						Qld
						Qld	2016–present
						Vic	2013–present
						Vic	2019–present
						Qld	2019–present
						NSW	2013–2022
						Tas	2010–present
						WA
						WA	2013–present
						Vic	2016–2022
						Vic
						WA	2010–2022
						Qld	2019–present
						SA	2007–present
						NSW	2015–2022

Leadership

Presiding officer

Party!Officer!Electorate!State!Term

Speaker of the House			Tony Smith	Casey	Vic	10 August 2015-23 November 2021
			Andrew Wallace	Fisher	Qld	23 November 2021- 11 April 2022

Coalition Government leadership

Party!Electorate!State!Term of office

Leader of the House				Pearce	WA	29 May 2019-30 March 2021
	Peter Dutton			Dickson	Qld	30 March 2021-23 May 2022
Chief Whip	Bert van Manen			Forde	Qld	28 May 2019-23 May 2022
Deputy Speaker	Kevin Hogan			Page	NSW	26 March 2018-10 February 2020
	Llew O'Brien			Wide Bay	Qld	10 February 2020-23 May 2022
Second Deputy Speaker	Rob Mitchell			McEwen	Vic	12 November 2013-23 May 2022
Whip	Nicolle Flint			Boothby	SA	28 May 2019-23 May 2022
	Rowan Ramsey			Grey	SA	30 August 2016-23 May 2022
Chair, House Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources	Rick Wilson^[2]			O'Connor	WA
Chair, Standing Committee on Appropriations and Administration	^[3]			Fisher	Qld
Chair, Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts	^[4]			Mallee	Vic
Chair, Standing Committee on Economics	^[5]			Mackellar	NSW	from 25 October 2021
				Goldstein	Vic	until 8 October 2021
Chair, Standing Committee on Employment, Education and Training
Chair, Standing Committee on the Environment and Energy
Chair, Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport
Chair, Standing Committee on Indigenous Affairs
Chair, Standing Committee on Industry, Innovation, Science and Resources
Chair, Standing Committee on Infrastructure, Transport and Cities
Chair, Select Committee on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Chair, Standing Committee on Petitions
Chair, Standing Committee of Privileges and Members' Interests
Chair, Standing Committee on Procedure
Chair, Standing Committee on Publications
Chair, Select Committee on Regional Australia
Chair, Selection Committee
Chair, Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal Affairs
Chair, Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue

Labor Opposition leadership

!Office!Officer!Electorate!State!Term in office

Opposition Leader of the House	Tony Burke	Watson	NSW	18 October 2013-23 May 2022
Deputy Leader of the Opposition	Richard Marles	Corio	Vic	30 May 2019-23 May 2022
Chief Opposition Whip in the House	Chris Hayes	Fowler	NSW	14 May 2013-23 May 2022
Whip	Graham Perrett	Moreton	Qld	30 August 2016-23 May 2022
	Joanne Ryan	Lalor	Vic	16 October 2013-23 May 2022
Deputy Chair, House Standing Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources	Brian Mitchell	Lyons	Tas
Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts		Dobell	NSW
Deputy Chair, Standing Committee on Economics		Fenner	ACT

Partisan mix of the House by state and territory

Partisan mix of the House by state and territory!State/Territory ranked in partisan order!Percentage Liberal-National!Percentage Labor!Percentage Greens!Percentage Independent-Other!Liberal-National/Labor/Greens/Other!Liberal-National seat plurality

Qld	77%	19%	0%	3%	24/6/0/1	+17
WA	69%	31%	0%	0%	11/5/0/0	+6
NSW	44%	52%	0%	4%	21/25/0/2	-6
SA	40%	50%	0%	10%	4/5/0/1	-2
Tas	40%	40%	0%	20%	2/2/0/1	-1
Vic	39%	55%	3%	3%	15/21/1/1	-8
ACT	0%	100%	0%	0%	0/3/0/0	-3
NT	0%	100%	0%	0%	0/2/0/0	-2
House of Representatives	51%	45%	0.7%	3.3%	77/68/1/5	+2

Notes and References

1. Web site: Federal Election 2019 Results . ABC Elections . Australian Broadcasting Corporation . 4 June 2019.
2. Web site: corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House . Canberra . Members . 2022-05-31 . www.aph.gov.au . en-AU.
3. Web site: corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House . Canberra . Former Committee Membership . 2022-05-31 . www.aph.gov.au . en-AU.
4. Web site: corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House . Canberra . Members . 2022-05-31 . www.aph.gov.au . en-AU.
5. Web site: corporateName=Commonwealth Parliament; address=Parliament House . Canberra . Members . 2022-05-31 . www.aph.gov.au . en-AU.