Members of the Dewan Negara, 5th Malaysian Parliament explained

5th Parliament of Malaysia
Election:	Indirect election and appointments
Term Start:	31 July 1978
Term End:	29 March 1982
Membership1:	58 (until 31 December 1978) 68
Chamber1 Leader2 Type:	Deputy President
Chamber1 Leader2:	S. O. K. Ubaidulla (until 31 December 1980) Abdul Hamid Bidin
Chamber1 Leader3 Type:	Secretary
Chamber1 Leader3:	Ahmad Hasmuni Hussein
Session1 Start:	9 October 1978
Session1 End:	18 January 1980
Session2 Start:	17 March 1980
Session2 End:	9 January 1981
Session3 Start:	16 March 1981
Session3 End:	18 January 1982
Session4 Start:	8 March 1982
Session4 End:	26 March 1982
Chamber2:	Sovereign
Chamber2 Leader1:	Tuanku Yahya Petra (until 29 March 1979) Tuanku Ahmad Shah

This is a list of the members of the Dewan Negara (Senate) of the Fifth Parliament of Malaysia.^{[1] [2]}

Elected by the State Legislative Assembly

Senator	Party	State	Term start	Term end
	BN (UMNO)	Kedah	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)	Perlis	9 October 1978	8 October 1981
	BN (UMNO)	Johore	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (MCA)	Perak	22 June 1981	21 June 1984
	BN (MCA)	Negri Sembilan	22 October 1968	21 October 1971
	6 January 1975		5 January 1978
	BN (MCA)	Malacca	2 August 1971	1 August 1974
	6 January 1975		5 January 1978
	BN (MCA)	Johore	17 April 1978	16 April 1981
	BN (UMNO)	Kedah	23 October 1978	22 October 1981
	BN (UMNO)	Perlis	9 December 1981	8 December 1984
	BN (MCA)	Negri Sembilan	22 June 1981	21 June 1984
	BN (UMNO)	Trengganu
	BN (UMNO)	Perak	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)	Penang	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
Ismail Hashim	BN (UMNO)	Malacca
	BN (UMNO)	Johore	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)	Perlis
			17 June 1981
		Sabah	22 April 1981	21 April 1984
		Sarawak	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
		Sarawak	9 December 1981	8 December 1984
	BN (Gerakan)	Penang	11 January 1982	10 January 1985
	BN (MCA)	Appointed
	Appointed	20 December 1971	19 December 1974
	Perak
	BN (MCA)	Malacca	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (MCA)	Pahang	13 April 1981	12 April 1984
	BN (UMNO)	Pahang	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)	Trengganu	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (BERJASA)	Kelantan	17 April 1978	16 April 1981
	BN (PAS)	Kelantan	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (UMNO)	Negri Sembilan
	BN (Gerakan)	Penang	20 December 1971	19 December 1974
	9 November 1977		8 November 1980
		Sabah	9 October 1978	8 October 1981
	BN (MCA)	Pahang	11 May 1979	10 May 1982
	BN (UMNO)	Selangor	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (UMNO)	Penang	22 October 1968	21 October 1971
	6 January 1975		5 January 1978
	BN (UMNO)	Selangor	5 January 1981	4 January 1984
		Sarawak	2 August 1971	1 August 1974
			20 December 1971	19 December 1974
	BN (UMNO)	Kedah	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (UMNO)	Kelantan	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (MCA)	Selangor	18 January 1978	17 January 1981
	SCA	Sabah	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
			23 April 1981	22 April 1984
	BN (UMNO)	Trengganu	6 January 1975	5 January 1978

Nominated by the Prime Minister and appointed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong

Senator	Party		Term start	Term end
Abdul Hamid Bidin (Deputy President)	BN (UMNO)	Appointed	9 August 1976	8 August 1979
	BN (UMNO)		8 April 1979	7 April 1982
	BN (UMNO)		6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (UMNO)		10 May 1972	9 May 1975
	9 November 1977		8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)
	BN (USNO)		22 January 1976	21 January 1979
			20 January 1980
	BN (UMNO)		6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (MCA)		11 May 1979	10 May 1982
	BN (UMNO)		8 April 1979	7 April 1982
Azlan Kinjawan @ Philip Meja			6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (UMNO)		9 December 1981	8 December 1984
	BN (MIC)		6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	15 December 1980		14 December 1983
	BN (MCA)		9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (MCA)		6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (UMNO)		15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)		20 February 1971	19 February 1974
			7 October 1980
	BN (UMNO)
	BN (MIC)		15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)		9 August 1976	8 August 1979
	BN (UMNO)		15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)		27 January 1969	26 January 1972
	6 January 1975		5 January 1978
Ismail Khan (President)	BN (UMNO)		15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (MCA)		6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	9 November 1977		8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)		20 February 1971	19 February 1974
	6 January 1975		5 January 1978
	BN (UMNO)		5 January 1976	4 January 1979
	BN (MIC)		10 December 1979	9 December 1982
	BN (MCA)
	12 December 1979		11 December 1982
	BN (MCA)		14 April 1981	13 April 1984
	BN (MIC)		9 August 1976	8 August 1979
	15 December 1980		14 December 1983
	BN (MIC)		15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (MCA)		9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)		9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)		7 April 1980	6 April 1983
	BN (UMNO)		15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)		6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (UMNO)		14 December 1978	13 December 1981
Omar Ong Yoke Lin (President)	BN (MCA)		18 May 1964	17 May 1967
	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
		31 December 1980
	BN (UMNO)	12 August 1973	11 August 1976
	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)		1965
	18 October 1965	17 October 1968
	20 December 1971	19 December 1974
	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)	6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (UMNO)	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	13 April 1981	12 April 1984
	BN (MIC)	6 April 1979	5 April 1982
S. O. K. Ubaidulla (Deputy President)	BN (MIC)		1968
	22 October 1968	21 October 1971
	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
		31 December 1980
	BN (PBB)
	BN (UMNO)	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	9 August 1976	8 August 1979
	BN (UMNO)	9 April 1979	8 April 1982
	BN (MIC)	6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (UMNO)	6 April 1979	5 April 1982
	BN (MIC)	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (MCA)	15 December 1980	14 December 1983
	BN (UMNO)	9 April 1979	8 April 1982
	BN (MIC)	9 August 1976	8 August 1979
	BN (MIC)
	BN (MCA)	6 January 1975	5 January 1978
	BN (MCA)	18 April 1977	17 April 1980
	9 November 1977	8 November 1980
	BN (UMNO)	5 January 1981	4 January 1984

Death in office

• Abu Bakar Titingan Damsani (d. 20 January 1980)
• Dasimah Dasir (d. 7 October 1980)
• Ismail Sheikh Ibrahim (d. 17 June 1981)

Notes and References

1. Web site: Senate Archive List of Senators . . 2018-08-04.
2. Web site: Hansard Majlis Mengangkat Sumpah. Parliament of Malaysia. 2018-08-04.