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National Parliament of the Solomon Islands

National legislature of the Solomon Islands


Summary

National legislature of the Solomon Islands

FieldValue
background_color#0051BAname = National Parliament of Solomon Islands
legislature12th Parliament of Solomon Islandscoa_pic = Coat of arms of the Solomon Islands.svgcoa_res=150px
house_typeUnicameral
foundation
leader1_typeSpeaker
leader1Patteson Oti
party1OUR Party
election115 May 2019
leader2_typePrime Minister
leader2Jeremiah Manele
party2OUR Party
election22 May 2024
leader3_typeLeader of the Opposition
leader3Matthew Wale
party3SIDP
election310 May 2024
members50
structure1[[File:Solomon Islands National Parliament 2024.svg]]
structure1_res250 px
*borderdarkgray}} OUR Party (15)
*borderdarkgray}} PFP (3)
*{{Color box#FFBC03borderdarkgray}} Kadere (1)
*borderdarkgray}} SIDP (11)
borderdarkgray}} UP (6)
Democratic Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}}borderdarkgray}} DAP (1)
*{{Color box#0FF643borderdarkgray}} U4C (1)
*borderdarkgray}} SIPRA (1)
*borderdarkgray}} Independent (11)
term_length4 yearsvoting_system1 = First-past-the-post
last_election117 April 2024
session_roomSolomon Islands House of Parliament (inside).jpg
meeting_placeSolomon Islands Parliament Building, Honiara
session_res250px
website
constitutionConstitution of the Solomon Islands

Government (19)

  • OUR Party (15)
  • PFP (3)
  • Kadere (1) Opposition (20)
  • SIDP (11)
  • {{Color box|
  • {{Color box|{{party color| Democratic Alliance Party (Solomon Islands)}}|border = darkgray}} DAP (1)
  • U4C (1)
  • SIPRA (1) Independent (11)
  • Independent (11)

The National Parliament of the Solomon Islands is the legislature of the Solomon Islands. Its 50 members are elected for a four-year term in 50 single-seat constituencies.[[File:SI Houses of Parliament.jpg|thumb|right|[[Solomon Islands Parliament Building]]]]

Latest elections

Main article: 2024 Solomon Islands general election

References

References

  1. [http://www.parliament.gov.sb/index.php?q=node/124 "About Parliament"], National Parliament of Solomon Islands
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