
The ''National Assembly for Wales'' is composed of 60 members known as AMs or assembly members (in Welsh (language): ACau or Aelodau'r Cynulliad). 40 are elected from winner-take-all constituencies on a single member plurality basis. 20 are elected in regions elected through proportional representation. The First Minister of the National Assembly and his Cabinet comprises the Welsh Assembly Government. The last election was on May 1, 2003. The current party distribution in the National Assembly for Wales: * 29 Labour Party (UK) * 12 Plaid Cymru * 11 Conservative Party (UK) * 6 Liberal Democrats (UK) * 1 Forward Wales (formerly John Marek Independent Party) * 1 Independent Note: Peter Law was elected as the Labour assembly member for Blaenau Gwent in 2003. In 2005, in protest at the decision of the Labour Party nationally to impose an all-woman shortlist for the Parliamentary election, he successfully stood as an independent candidate for the UK Parliament against the Labour Party's own candidate, and consequently was automatically expelled from the Labour Party. He now sits in both the Assembly and Parliament as an Independent. See also: List of MPs for Wales. ==List== A :Leighton Andrews (Labour - Rhondda) B :Lorraine Barrett (Labour - Cardiff South & Penarth) :Mick Bates (Liberal Democrat - Montgomeryshire) :Peter Black (Liberal Democrat - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Nick Bourne (Conservative & Unionist - Mid and West Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Eleanor Burnham (Liberal Democrat - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Rosemary Butler (Labour - Newport West) C :Alun Cairns (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Christine Chapman (Labour - Cynon Valley) :Jeffrey Cuthbert (Labour - Caerphilly) D :Jane Davidson (Labour - Pontypridd) :Andrew Davies (politician)(Labour - Swansea West) :David Davies (politician) (Conservative & Unionist - Monmouth) :Glyn Davies (Conservative & Unionist - Mid and West Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Janet Davies (Plaid Cymru - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Jocelyn Davies (Plaid Cymru - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Tamsin Dunwoody-Kneafsey (Labour - Preseli Pembrokeshire) E :Dafydd Elis-Thomas (Plaid Cymru - Meirionnydd Nant Conwy) (presiding officer) :Sue Essex (Labour - Cardiff North) F :Alun Ffred Jones (Plaid Cymru - Caernarfon) :Lisa Francis (Conservative & Unionist - Mid and West Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) G :Michael German (Liberal Democrat - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Brian Gibbons (Labour - Aberavon (constituency)) :Rhodri Glyn Thomas (Plaid Cymru - Carmarthen East & Dinefwr) :William Graham (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Janice Gregory (Labour - Ogmore) :John Griffiths (Labour - Newport East) :Christine Gwyther (Labour - Carmarthen West & South Pembrokeshire) H :Edwina Hart (Labour - Gower) :Jane Hutt (Labour - Vale of Glamorgan) I :Denise Idris-Jones (Labour - Conwy) :Mark Isherwood (Conservative & Unionist - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) J :Irene James (Labour - Islwyn) :Owen John Thomas (Plaid Cymru - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Ann Jones (politician) (Labour - Vale of Clwyd) :Carwyn Jones (Labour - Bridgend) :Elin Jones (Plaid Cymru - Ceredigion) :Laura Anne Jones (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) L :Peter Law (Independent - Blaenau Gwent) :Huw Lewis (Labour - Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney) :Dai Lloyd (Plaid Cymru - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Val Lloyd (Labour - Swansea East) M :John Marek (Forward Wales - Wrexham) :Helen Mary Jones (Plaid Cymru - Mid and West Wales Electoral National Assembly for Wales Region) :David Melding (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Sandy Mewies (Labour - Delyn) :Jonathan Morgan (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Rhodri Morgan (Labour - Cardiff West) N :Lynne Neagle (Labour - Torfaen) P :Alun Pugh (Labour - Clwyd West) R :Jenny Randerson (Liberal Democrat - Cardiff Central) :Janet Ryder (Plaid Cymru - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) S :Carl Sargeant (Labour - Alyn & Deeside) :Karen Sinclair (Labour - Clwyd South) T :Catherine Thomas (Labour - Llanelli) :Gwenda Thomas (Labour - Neath) W :Brynle Williams (Conservative & Unionist - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Kirsty Williams (Liberal Democrat - Brecon & Radnorshire) :Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Ieuan Wyn Jones (Plaid Cymru - Ynys Môn) Lists of members of parliament
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Members of the National Assembly for Wales
The ''National Assembly for Wales'' is composed of 60 members known as AMs or assembly members (in Welsh (language): ACau or Aelodau'r Cynulliad). 40 are elected from winner-take-all constituencies on a single member plurality basis. 20 are elected in regions elected through proportional representation. The First Minister of the National Assembly and his Cabinet comprises the Welsh Assembly Government. The last election was on May 1, 2003. The current party distribution in the National Assembly for Wales: * 29 Labour Party (UK) * 12 Plaid Cymru * 11 Conservative Party (UK) * 6 Liberal Democrats (UK) * 1 Forward Wales (formerly John Marek Independent Party) * 1 Independent Note: Peter Law was elected as the Labour assembly member for Blaenau Gwent in 2003. In 2005, in protest at the decision of the Labour Party nationally to impose an all-woman shortlist for the Parliamentary election, he successfully stood as an independent candidate for the UK Parliament against the Labour Party's own candidate, and consequently was automatically expelled from the Labour Party. He now sits in both the Assembly and Parliament as an Independent. See also: List of MPs for Wales. ==List== A :Leighton Andrews (Labour - Rhondda) B :Lorraine Barrett (Labour - Cardiff South & Penarth) :Mick Bates (Liberal Democrat - Montgomeryshire) :Peter Black (Liberal Democrat - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Nick Bourne (Conservative & Unionist - Mid and West Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Eleanor Burnham (Liberal Democrat - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Rosemary Butler (Labour - Newport West) C :Alun Cairns (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Christine Chapman (Labour - Cynon Valley) :Jeffrey Cuthbert (Labour - Caerphilly) D :Jane Davidson (Labour - Pontypridd) :Andrew Davies (politician)(Labour - Swansea West) :David Davies (politician) (Conservative & Unionist - Monmouth) :Glyn Davies (Conservative & Unionist - Mid and West Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Janet Davies (Plaid Cymru - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Jocelyn Davies (Plaid Cymru - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Tamsin Dunwoody-Kneafsey (Labour - Preseli Pembrokeshire) E :Dafydd Elis-Thomas (Plaid Cymru - Meirionnydd Nant Conwy) (presiding officer) :Sue Essex (Labour - Cardiff North) F :Alun Ffred Jones (Plaid Cymru - Caernarfon) :Lisa Francis (Conservative & Unionist - Mid and West Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) G :Michael German (Liberal Democrat - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Brian Gibbons (Labour - Aberavon (constituency)) :Rhodri Glyn Thomas (Plaid Cymru - Carmarthen East & Dinefwr) :William Graham (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Janice Gregory (Labour - Ogmore) :John Griffiths (Labour - Newport East) :Christine Gwyther (Labour - Carmarthen West & South Pembrokeshire) H :Edwina Hart (Labour - Gower) :Jane Hutt (Labour - Vale of Glamorgan) I :Denise Idris-Jones (Labour - Conwy) :Mark Isherwood (Conservative & Unionist - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) J :Irene James (Labour - Islwyn) :Owen John Thomas (Plaid Cymru - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Ann Jones (politician) (Labour - Vale of Clwyd) :Carwyn Jones (Labour - Bridgend) :Elin Jones (Plaid Cymru - Ceredigion) :Laura Anne Jones (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales East National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) L :Peter Law (Independent - Blaenau Gwent) :Huw Lewis (Labour - Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney) :Dai Lloyd (Plaid Cymru - South Wales West National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Val Lloyd (Labour - Swansea East) M :John Marek (Forward Wales - Wrexham) :Helen Mary Jones (Plaid Cymru - Mid and West Wales Electoral National Assembly for Wales Region) :David Melding (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Sandy Mewies (Labour - Delyn) :Jonathan Morgan (Conservative & Unionist - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Rhodri Morgan (Labour - Cardiff West) N :Lynne Neagle (Labour - Torfaen) P :Alun Pugh (Labour - Clwyd West) R :Jenny Randerson (Liberal Democrat - Cardiff Central) :Janet Ryder (Plaid Cymru - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) S :Carl Sargeant (Labour - Alyn & Deeside) :Karen Sinclair (Labour - Clwyd South) T :Catherine Thomas (Labour - Llanelli) :Gwenda Thomas (Labour - Neath) W :Brynle Williams (Conservative & Unionist - North Wales National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Kirsty Williams (Liberal Democrat - Brecon & Radnorshire) :Leanne Wood (Plaid Cymru - South Wales Central National Assembly for Wales Electoral Region) :Ieuan Wyn Jones (Plaid Cymru - Ynys Môn) Lists of members of parliament
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