13th Parliament

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13th Parliament of Ibagli
Began: 27 August 2004
Dissolved: 11 December 2005
Election: 2004
Monarch: Elizabeth II
Governor-General: Sir William Barriter
Prime Minister: Vincent McNeese
Leaders of the Opposition: John Goodwin
Clinton Roser
Marcus Smallegan
Speaker of the Senate: Theresa Brenton
Speaker of the House: Sir Steven Hardeman
Government House Leader: {{{HLEADER}}}
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The 13th Parliament of Ibagli was held from August to November 2004. Members of the House of Commons were elected in the 2004 General Election.

Party Representation

House of Commons

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Party Beginning End
**** Liberal Party 34 30
**** Conservative Party 20 13
**** Green Party 3 3
**** Independent 3 0
**** New Conservative Party 0 14

Sessions

Session Beginning End Opened by
1st 27 August 2004 9 August 2005 Sir William Barriter
2nd 9 August 2005 10 December 2005 Dame Annette Farquhar
3rd 10 December 2005 Dame Annette Farquhar
4th 10 December 2005 Dame Annette Farquhar
5th 10 December 2005 11 December 2005 Dame Annette Farquhar