The 7th Parliament of Antigua and Barbuda was elected on Thursday, 24 April 1980, and was dissolved on Thursday, 29 March 1984.

It was the first parliament of an independent Antigua and Barbuda, and the last one elected as a British colony.

The only members of this parliament that are members of the current parliament are Robin Yearwood and Steadroy Benjamin.[1]

Members

Senate

Unknown

House of Representatives

Speaker: Hon. Casford L. Murray

Representative[2] Constituency Party
Hon. George Piggott St. John's City West PLM
Hon. John St. Luce St. John's City East ALP
Hon. Christopher O'Mard St. John's City South ALP
Hon. Donald Christian St. John's Rural West ALP
Hon. Vere Bird Jr. St. John's Rural South ALP
Hon. Lester Bird St. John's Rural East ALP
Hon. Vere Bird Sr.

Premier/Prime Minister

St. John's Rural North ALP
Hon. Robert Hall St. Mary's North PLM
Hon. Hugh Charlesworth Marshall St. Mary's South ALP
Hon. Charlesworth T. Samuel St. Lukes PLM
Hon. Hilroy Humphreys All Saints ALP
Hon. Adolphus Freeland St. George ALP
Hon. Joseph Myers St. Peter ALP
Hon. Robin Yearwood St. Phillip North ALP
Hon. Reuben Henry Harris St. Phillip South ALP
Hon. Ernest Williams St. Paul ALP
Hon. Eric Burton Barbuda IND

References

  1. https://antiguaobserver.com/letter-shows-constituents-nominated-cutie-for-national-honour/
  2. "Caribbean Elections | Members of the House of Representatives Antigua and Barbuda 1980 - 1984". www.caribbeanelections.com. Retrieved 2022-04-10.
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