Members of the Dewan Rakyat, 6th Malaysian Parliament

6th Parliament of Malaysia
6th Parliament of Malaysia
Overview
Legislative body	Parliament of Malaysia
Jurisdiction	Malaysia
Meeting place	Malaysian Houses of Parliament
Term	14 June 1982 – 19 July 1986
Election	1982 general election
Government	Second Mahathir cabinet
Website	www.parlimen.gov.my
Dewan Rakyat
Members	154
Speaker	Mohamed Zahir Ismail
Deputy Speaker	Hee Tien Lai (until 26 July 1983); Abdul Hamid Pawanteh
Secretary
Prime Minister	Mahathir Mohamad
Leader of the Opposition	Lim Kit Siang
Party control	Barisan Nasional
Sovereign
Yang di-Pertuan Agong	Tuanku Ahmad Shah (until 25 April 1984); Tuanku Iskandar
Sessions
1st
1st	14 June 1982 – 2 December 1983
2nd	12 March 1984 – 6 December 1984
3rd	25 March 1985 – 6 December 1985
4th	10 March 1986 – 8 April 1986

This is a list of the members of the Dewan Rakyat (House of Representatives) of the 6th Parliament of Malaysia, elected in 1982.^[1]

Composition[]

State	# of Seats	UMNO Seats	MCA Seats	MIC Seats	PAS Seats	Gerakan Seats	PPP Seats	DAP Seats	PSRM Seats	BERJAYA Seats	USNO Seats	PBB Seats	SNAP Seats	SUPP Seats	SAPO Seats	IND Seats
Perlis	2	2
Kedah	13	10	2		1
Kelantan	12	8			4
Terengganu	7	7
Penang	9	3	2			2		2
Perak	21	11	6	1		3
Pahang	8	6	2
Selangor	11	6	4	1
Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur	5	1	1					3
Negeri Sembilan	6	3	2	1
Malacca	4	2	1					1
Johor	16	11	4	1
Sabah	16							1		10						5
Sarawak	24							2				8	6	5		3
Seats won	154	70	24	4	5	5	0	9	0	10	0	8	6	5	0	8
Seats contested	478	0	0	0	82	0	0	62	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	61

Elected members by state[]

Shortcut: Perlis \| Kedah \| Kelantan \| Terengganu \| Pulau Pinang \| Perak \| Pahang \| Selangor \| Kuala Lumpur \| Negeri Sembilan \| Melaka \| Johor \| Sabah \| Sarawak

Unless noted otherwise, the MPs served the entire term of the parliament (from 14 June 1982 until 19 July 1986).

Perlis[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 2
P001	Kangar	Mohd Radzi Sheikh Ahmad	BN (UMNO)
P002	Arau	Abdul Hamid Pawanteh^{[N 1]} (Deputy Speaker)	BN (UMNO)

Kedah[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 12 \| PAS 1
P003	Jerlun-Langkawi	Sanusi Junid	BN (UMNO)
P004	Kubang Pasu	Mahathir Mohamad	BN (UMNO)
P005	Padang Terap	from 19 January 1985^{[N 2]}	BN (UMNO)
P005	Padang Terap	Syed Ahmad Syed Mahmud Shahabuddin until 1984	BN (UMNO)
P006	Kuala Kedah		BN (UMNO)
P007	Alor Setar		BN (MCA)
P008	Kota Setar		PAS
P009	Ulu Muda	Othman Abdul from 16 March 1983^{[N 3]}	BN (UMNO)
P009	Ulu Muda	until 1983	BN (UMNO)
P010	Baling		BN (UMNO)
P011	Jerai		BN (UMNO)
P012	Kuala Muda	Abdul Daim Zainuddin	BN (UMNO)
P013	Sungei Patani		BN (UMNO)
P014	Padang Serai		BN (MCA)
P015	Kulim-Bandar Bahru	Abdul Kadir Sheikh Fadzir	BN (UMNO)

Kelantan[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 8 \| PAS 4
P016	Tumpat		BN (UMNO)
P017	Pengkalan Chepa	Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat	PAS
P018	Pasir Mas		PAS
P019	Kota Bharu	Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen Tengku Ismail	BN (UMNO)
P020	Bachok		PAS
P021	Rantau Panjang		PAS
P022	Nilam Puri		BN (UMNO)
P023	Tanah Merah		BN (UMNO)
P024	Machang		BN (UMNO)
P025	Pasir Puteh		BN (UMNO)
P026	Kuala Krai		BN (UMNO)
P027	Ulu Kelantan	Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah	BN (UMNO)

Trengganu[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Party
BN 7
P028	Besut	BN (UMNO)
P029	Ulu Nerus	BN (UMNO)
P030	Ulu Trengganu	BN (UMNO)
P031	Kuala Nerus	BN (UMNO)
P032	Kuala Trengganu	BN (UMNO)
P033	Dungun	BN (UMNO)
P034	Kemaman	BN (UMNO)

Penang[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 7 \| DAP 2
P035	Kepala Batas	Abdullah Ahmad Badawi	BN (UMNO)
P036	Mata Kuching	Ling Liong Sik	BN (MCA)
P037	Permatang Pauh	Anwar Ibrahim	BN (UMNO)
P038	Bukit Mertajam		BN (MCA)
P039	Nibong Tebal		BN (Gerakan)
P040	Balik Pulau		BN (UMNO)
P041	Bukit Bendera		DAP
P042	Tanjong	Koh Tsu Koon	BN (Gerakan)
P043	Jelutong	Karpal Singh	DAP

Perak[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 21
P044	Gerik	Tajol Rosli Mohd Ghazali	BN (UMNO)
P045	Larut		BN (UMNO)
P046	Parit Buntar		BN (UMNO)
P047	Bagan Serai	Zainal Abidin Zin	BN (UMNO)
P048	Sungei Siput	Samy Vellu	BN (MIC)
P049	Taiping	Paul Leong Khee Seong	BN (Gerakan)
P050	Matang		BN (UMNO)
P051	Padang Rengas		BN (UMNO)
P052	Kuala Kangsar	Rafidah Aziz	BN (UMNO)
P053	Kinta		BN (MCA)
P054	Ipoh		BN (MCA)
P055	Menglembu		BN (MCA)
P056	Bruas	Michael Chen Wing Sum	BN (Gerakan)
P057	Parit		BN (UMNO)
P058	Batu Gajah		BN (MCA)
P059	Batang Padang		BN (UMNO)
P060	Lumut		BN (MCA)
P061	Hilir Perak	Megat Junid Megat Ayub	BN (UMNO)
P062	Telok Anson		BN (Gerakan)
P063	Tanjong Malim		BN (MCA)
P064	Bagan Datok		BN (UMNO)

Pahang[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 8
P065	Lipis	Ghazali Shafie	BN (UMNO)
P066	Jerantut		BN (UMNO)
P067	Kuantan		BN (UMNO)
P068	Raub		BN (MCA)
P069	Maran	Mohd Khalil Yaakob	BN (UMNO)
P070	Bentong		BN (MCA)
P071	Pekan		BN (UMNO)
P072	Temerloh	Sabbaruddin Chik	BN (UMNO)

Selangor[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 11
P073	Sabak Bernam		BN (UMNO)
P074	Tanjong Karang	Zaleha Ismail	BN (UMNO)
P075	Ulu Selangor	Lee Kim Sai	BN (MCA)
P076	Kuala Selangor	Abu Hassan Omar	BN (UMNO)
P077	Selayang		BN (UMNO)
P078	Ulu Langat		BN (MCA)
P079	Pelabuhan Kelang		BN (MIC)
P080	Shah Alam		BN (MCA)
P081	Petaling		BN (MCA)
P082	Kuala Langat	Aishah Ghani	BN (UMNO)
P083	Sepang	Suhaimi Kamaruddin	BN (UMNO)

Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
DAP 3 \| BN 2
P084	Kepong	Tan Seng Giaw	DAP
P085	Setapak		BN (UMNO)
P086	Damansara	Tan Koon Swan	BN (MCA)
P087	Kuala Lumpur Bandar	Lee Lam Thye	DAP
P088	Sungei Besi		DAP

Negri Sembilan[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 5 \| DAP 1
P089	Jelebu	Rais Yatim	BN (UMNO)
P090	Mantin		BN (MCA)
P091	Seremban	Chen Man Hin from 19 November 1983^{[N 4]}	DAP
P091	Seremban	Lee San Choon until 17 September 1983	BN (MCA)
P092	Kuala Pilah	Napsiah Omar	BN (UMNO)
P093	Telok Kemang	K. Pathmanaban	BN (MIC)
P094	Tampin	from 24 September 1983^{[N 5]}	BN (UMNO)
P094	Tampin	Mokhtar Hashim until 1 August 1983	BN (UMNO)

Malacca[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 3 \| DAP 1
P095	Alor Gajah	Mohd. Adib Mohd. Adam	BN (UMNO)
P096	Jasin	Abdul Ghafar Baba	BN (UMNO)
P097	Batu Berendam	Chong Hon Nyan	BN (MCA)
P098	Kota Melaka	Lim Kit Siang	DAP

Johore[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 16
P099	Labis		BN (UMNO)
P100	Segamat	Subramaniam Sinniah	BN (MIC)
P101	Kluang		BN (MCA)
P102	Tenggaroh		BN (UMNO)
P103	Ledang		BN (UMNO)
P104	Pagoh	Muhyiddin Yassin	BN (UMNO)
P105	Ayer Hitam	Hee Tien Lai^{[N 6]} (Deputy Speaker)	BN (MCA)
P106	Muar		BN (MCA)
P107	Renggam		BN (MCA)
P108	Panti	Musa Hitam	BN (UMNO)
P109	Sri Gading	Mustaffa Mohammad	BN (UMNO)
P110	Semerah		BN (UMNO)
P111	Batu Pahat		BN (UMNO)
P112	Pontian		BN (UMNO)
P113	Pulai	Mohamed Rahmat	BN (UMNO)
P114	Johore Bahru	Shahrir Abdul Samad	BN (UMNO)

Sabah[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 9 \| DAP 1 \| PBS 1 \| IND 5
P115	Marudu		IND
P116	Bandau		BN (BERJAYA)
P117	Kota Belud		IND
P118	Labuk-Sugut		IND
P119	Tuaran		BN (BERJAYA)
P120	Kinabalu		BN (BERJAYA)
P121	Gaya		BN (BERJAYA)
P122	Penampang		BN (BERJAYA)
P123	Sandakan		DAP
P124	Kinabatangan		BN (BERJAYA)
P125	Kimanis		BN (BERJAYA)
P126	Hilir Padas		IND
P127	Keningau		BN (BERJAYA)
P128	Silam		IND
P129	Ulu Padas	from 12 October 1985^{[N 7]}	PBS
P129	Ulu Padas	Harris Salleh until 1985	BN (BERJAYA)
P130	Tawau		BN (BERJAYA)

Sarawak[]

No.	Federal Constituency	Member	Party
BN 19 \| DAP 2 \| IND 3
P131	Mas Gading		IND
P132	Bandar Kuching		DAP
P133	Santubong	Sulaiman Daud	BN (PBB)
P134	Samarahan	Abdul Taib Mahmud	BN (PBB)
P135	Padawan	Stephen Yong Kuet Tze	BN (SUPP)
P136	Serian		BN (SUPP)
P137	Simunjan		BN (PBB)
P138	Batang Lupar		IND
P139	Lubok Antu		BN (SNAP)
P140	Betong		BN (PBB)
P141	Saratok		IND
P142	Paloh	Abang Abu Bakar Abang Mustapha	BN (PBB)
P143	Sarikei	Law Hieng Ding	BN (SUPP)
P144	Sibu		DAP
P145	Rajang		BN (SUPP)
P146	Mukah	Leo Michael Toyad	BN (PBB)
P147	Julau		BN (SNAP)
P148	Kanowit	Leo Moggie Irok	BN (SNAP)
P149	Kapit		BN (PBB)
P150	Ulu Rajang		BN (SNAP)
P151	Bintulu		BN (SNAP)
P152	Lambir	George Chan Hong Nam	BN (SUPP)
P153	Baram		BN (SNAP)
P154	Bukit Mas		BN (PBB)

Notes[]

^ Abdul Hamid was elected as the Deputy Speaker on 27 June 1983 following the resignation of Hee Tien Lai.
^ Baharom was elected to Parliament in the Padang Terap by-election, 1985 following the resignation of Syed Ahmad Syed Mahmud Shahabuddin.
^ Othman was elected to Parliament in the Ulu Muda by-election, 1983 following the resignation of Hashim Endut.
^ Chen was elected to Parliament in the Seremban by-election, 1983 after the resignation of Lee San Choon
^ In the Tampin by-election, 1983, Omar was elected to fill the seat vacated by Mokhtar Hashim. Mokhtar who was the former Minister Culture, Youth and Sports Minister was sentenced to death by hanging by the high court in Kuala Lumpur for murdering a former Speaker of the Negeri Sembilan State Assembly, Mohamed Taha Talib. In 1984, the death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by Yang di-Pertuan Agong after considering the Tunku Abdul Rahman's personal letter and petition. However, Yang di-Pertuan Agong approved on Mokhtar's early release from prison in 1991.
^ Hee resigned as the Deputy Speaker, a post he had held for 1 year on 26 July 1983.
^ Kadoh was elected to Parliament in the Ulu Padas by-election, 1985 following the resignation of Harris Salleh.

References[]

^ "Representatives Archive List of Members PARLIMEN 6". Parliament of Malaysia. Retrieved 2018-08-04.

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[2] Abdul Hamid was elected as the Deputy Speaker on 27 June 1983 following the resignation of Hee Tien Lai.

[3] Baharom was elected to Parliament in the Padang Terap by-election, 1985 following the resignation of Syed Ahmad Syed Mahmud Shahabuddin.

[4] Othman was elected to Parliament in the Ulu Muda by-election, 1983 following the resignation of Hashim Endut.

[5] Chen was elected to Parliament in the Seremban by-election, 1983 after the resignation of Lee San Choon

[6] In the Tampin by-election, 1983, Omar was elected to fill the seat vacated by Mokhtar Hashim. Mokhtar who was the former Minister Culture, Youth and Sports Minister was sentenced to death by hanging by the high court in Kuala Lumpur for murdering a former Speaker of the Negeri Sembilan State Assembly, Mohamed Taha Talib. In 1984, the death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by Yang di-Pertuan Agong after considering the Tunku Abdul Rahman's personal letter and petition. However, Yang di-Pertuan Agong approved on Mokhtar's early release from prison in 1991.

[7] Hee resigned as the Deputy Speaker, a post he had held for 1 year on 26 July 1983.

[8] Kadoh was elected to Parliament in the Ulu Padas by-election, 1985 following the resignation of Harris Salleh.

[1] "Representatives Archive List of Members PARLIMEN 6". Parliament of Malaysia. Retrieved 2018-08-04.

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