Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council, 1973–1976 explained

Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council between 1973 and 1976 were indirectly elected by a joint sitting of the New South Wales Parliament, with 15 members elected every three years. The most recent election was on 5 April 1973, with the term of new members commencing on 23 April 1973.^[1] The President was Sir Harry Budd.

Name	Party		End term	Years in office
				1985	1973–1981
				1976	1964–1976
				1976	1966–1976
				1985	1961–1981
				1982	1946–1978
				1985	1949–1977
				1982	1965–1978
				1982	1970–1988
				1985	1973–1976
				1985	1969–1970, 1970–1981
				1979	1947–1978
				1979	1967–1978
				1976	1972–1979
				1976	1972–1984
				1982	1970–1978
				1982	1958–1978
				1979	1969–1978
				1982	1946–1978
				1985	1973–1981, 1981–1984
				1985	1973–1991
				1985	1961–1978
				1976	1962–1976
				1979	1960–1974
				1979	1961–1978
				1982	1946–1975
				1976	1964–1976
				1985	1973–1991
				1982	1970–1988
				1979	1955–1976
				1976	1972–1984
				1979	1972–1978
				1982	1958–1978
				1979	1965–1978
				1976	1971–1984
				1985	1973–1984
				1982	1974–1986
				1985	1973–1981
				1979	1973–1988
				1979	1968–1978
				1976	1962–1976
				1979	1966–1978
				1985	1973–1981
				1985	1964–1981
				1985	1973–1981
				1982	1976–1978, 1991–2002
				1976	1952–1976
				1976	1964–1976
				1976	1964–1976
				1982	1959–1978
				1976	1937–1976
				1982	1959–1978
				1982	1968–1973
				1982	1958–1978
				1979	1974–1999
				1979	1961–1978
				1979	1974–1978
				1982	1970–1978
				1976	1969–1991
			Independent Labor /	1976	1970–1977
				1979	1950–1978
				1982	1974–1988
				1979	1967–1974
				1979	1955–1978
				1985	1970–1999
				1982	1970–1973
				1979	1943–1973

See also

• Fifth Askin ministry
• Sixth Askin ministry
• First Lewis ministry
• Second Lewis ministry
• Willis ministry

Notes and References

1. News: Candidates declared to be elected Members of the Legislative Council. . . 44 . 6 April 1973 . 6 December 2020 . 1167 . Trove.