Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly, 1999-2002

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This is a list of members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly from 1999 to 2002, as elected at the 1999 state election:

Name Party Electorate Term in office
Jacinta Allan ALP Bendigo East 1999-present
Denise Allen ³ ALP Benalla 2000-2002
Alex Andrianopoulos ALP Mill Park 1985-2002
Hon Louise Asher Liberal Brighton 1999-present
Gordon Ashley Liberal Bayswater 1992-2002
Ted Baillieu Liberal Hawthorn 1999-present
Ann Barker ALP Oakleigh 1988-present
Peter Batchelor ALP Thomastown 1990-present
Liz Beattie ALP Tullamarine 1999-present
Steve Bracks ALP Williamstown 1994-present
John Brumby ALP Broadmeadows 1993-present
Leonie Burke Liberal Prahran 1996-2002
Bob Cameron ALP Bendigo West 1996-present
Christine Campbell ALP Pascoe Vale 1996-present
Carlo Carli ALP Coburg 1994-present
Robert Clark Liberal Box Hill 1988-present
Hon Robin Cooper Liberal Mornington 1985-present
Susan Davies Independent Gippsland West 1997-2002
Dr Robert Dean Liberal Berwick 1992-2002
Hugh Delahunty National Wimmera 1999-present
Mary Delahunty ALP Northcote 1998-present
Martin Dixon Liberal Dromana 1996-present
Robert Doyle Liberal Malvern 1992-present
Joanne Duncan ALP Gisborne 1999-present
Lorraine Elliott Liberal Mooroolbark 1992-2002
Christine Fyffe Liberal Evelyn 1999-2002
Sherryl Garbutt ALP Bundoora 1989-present
Mary Gillett ALP Werribee 1996-present
Andre Haermeyer ALP Yan Yean 1992-present
Keith Hamilton ALP Morwell 1988-2002
Ben Hardman ALP Seymour 1999-present
Joe Helper ALP Ripon 1999-present
Tim Holding ALP Springvale 1999-present
Hon Phil Honeywood Liberal Warrandyte 1988-present
Geoff Howard ALP Ballarat East 1999-present
Rob Hulls ALP Niddrie 1996-present
Craig Ingram Independent Gippsland East 1999-present
Ken Jasper National Murray Valley 1976-present
Hon Jeff Kennett ² Liberal Burwood 1976-1999
Don Kilgour National Shepparton 1991-2002
Lynne Kosky ALP Altona 1996-present
Nick Kotsiras Liberal Bulleen 1999-present
Craig Langdon ALP Ivanhoe 1996-present
Telmo Languiller ALP Sunshine 1999-present
Geoff Leigh Liberal Mordialloc 1982-2002
Michael Leighton ALP Preston 1988-present
John Lenders ALP Dandenong North 1999-2002
Hong Lim ALP Clayton 1996-present
Jenny Lindell ALP Carrum 1999-present
Peter Loney ALP Geelong North 1992-present
Hurtle Lupton Liberal Knox 1992-2002
Hon Rob Maclellan Liberal Pakenham 1970-2002
Judy Maddigan ALP Essendon 1996-present
Noel Maughan National Rodney 1989-present
Ian Maxfield ALP Narracan 1999-present
Stephen McArthur Liberal Monbulk 1992-2002
Andrea McCall Liberal Frankston 1996-2002
Andrew McIntosh Liberal Kew 1999-present
Hon Pat McNamara ³ National Benalla 1982-2000
Bruce Mildenhall ALP Footscray 1992-present
Terry Mulder Liberal Polwarth 1999-present
Hon Dr Denis Napthine Liberal Portland 1988-present
Don Nardella ALP Melton 1999-present
Karen Overington ALP Ballarat West 1999-present
John Pandazopoulos ALP Dandenong 1992-present
Alister Paterson Liberal South Barwon 1992-2002
Victor Perton Liberal Doncaster 1988-present
Inga Peulich Liberal Bentleigh 1992-2002
Wayne Phillips Liberal Eltham 1992-2002
Bronwyn Pike ALP Melbourne 1999-present
Tony Plowman Liberal Benambra 1992-present
John Richardson Liberal Forest Hill 1976-2002
Tony Robinson ALP Mitcham 1997-present
Gary Rowe Liberal Cranbourne 1992-2002
Peter Ryan National Gippsland South 1992-present
Russell Savage Independent Mildura 1996-present
George Seitz ALP Keilor 1982-present
Helen Shardey Liberal Caulfield 1996-present
Ross Smith Liberal Glen Waverley 1985-2002
Garry Spry Liberal Bellarine 1992-2002
Barry Steggall National Swan Hill 1983-2002
Bob Stensholt ² ALP Burwood 1999-present
Murray Thompson Liberal Sandringham 1992-present
John Thwaites ALP Albert Park 1992-present
Ian Trezise ALP Geelong 1999-present
Matt Viney ¹ ALP Frankston East 1999-2002
John Vogels Liberal Warrnambool 1999-2002
Kim Wells Liberal Wantirna 1992-present
Ron Wilson Liberal Bennettswood 1999-2002
Richard Wynne ALP Richmond 1999-present

Name	Party	Electorate	Term in office
Jacinta Allan	ALP	Bendigo East	1999-present
Denise Allen ³	ALP	Benalla	2000-2002
Alex Andrianopoulos	ALP	Mill Park	1985-2002
Hon Louise Asher	Liberal	Brighton	1999-present
Gordon Ashley	Liberal	Bayswater	1992-2002
Ted Baillieu	Liberal	Hawthorn	1999-present
Ann Barker	ALP	Oakleigh	1988-present
Peter Batchelor	ALP	Thomastown	1990-present
Liz Beattie	ALP	Tullamarine	1999-present
Steve Bracks	ALP	Williamstown	1994-present
John Brumby	ALP	Broadmeadows	1993-present
Leonie Burke	Liberal	Prahran	1996-2002
Bob Cameron	ALP	Bendigo West	1996-present
Christine Campbell	ALP	Pascoe Vale	1996-present
Carlo Carli	ALP	Coburg	1994-present
Robert Clark	Liberal	Box Hill	1988-present
Hon Robin Cooper	Liberal	Mornington	1985-present
Susan Davies	Independent	Gippsland West	1997-2002
Dr Robert Dean	Liberal	Berwick	1992-2002
Hugh Delahunty	National	Wimmera	1999-present
Mary Delahunty	ALP	Northcote	1998-present
Martin Dixon	Liberal	Dromana	1996-present
Robert Doyle	Liberal	Malvern	1992-present
Joanne Duncan	ALP	Gisborne	1999-present
Lorraine Elliott	Liberal	Mooroolbark	1992-2002
Christine Fyffe	Liberal	Evelyn	1999-2002
Sherryl Garbutt	ALP	Bundoora	1989-present
Mary Gillett	ALP	Werribee	1996-present
Andre Haermeyer	ALP	Yan Yean	1992-present
Keith Hamilton	ALP	Morwell	1988-2002
Ben Hardman	ALP	Seymour	1999-present
Joe Helper	ALP	Ripon	1999-present
Tim Holding	ALP	Springvale	1999-present
Hon Phil Honeywood	Liberal	Warrandyte	1988-present
Geoff Howard	ALP	Ballarat East	1999-present
Rob Hulls	ALP	Niddrie	1996-present
Craig Ingram	Independent	Gippsland East	1999-present
Ken Jasper	National	Murray Valley	1976-present
Hon Jeff Kennett ²	Liberal	Burwood	1976-1999
Don Kilgour	National	Shepparton	1991-2002
Lynne Kosky	ALP	Altona	1996-present
Nick Kotsiras	Liberal	Bulleen	1999-present
Craig Langdon	ALP	Ivanhoe	1996-present
Telmo Languiller	ALP	Sunshine	1999-present
Geoff Leigh	Liberal	Mordialloc	1982-2002
Michael Leighton	ALP	Preston	1988-present
John Lenders	ALP	Dandenong North	1999-2002
Hong Lim	ALP	Clayton	1996-present
Jenny Lindell	ALP	Carrum	1999-present
Peter Loney	ALP	Geelong North	1992-present
Hurtle Lupton	Liberal	Knox	1992-2002
Hon Rob Maclellan	Liberal	Pakenham	1970-2002
Judy Maddigan	ALP	Essendon	1996-present
Noel Maughan	National	Rodney	1989-present
Ian Maxfield	ALP	Narracan	1999-present
Stephen McArthur	Liberal	Monbulk	1992-2002
Andrea McCall	Liberal	Frankston	1996-2002
Andrew McIntosh	Liberal	Kew	1999-present
Hon Pat McNamara ³	National	Benalla	1982-2000
Bruce Mildenhall	ALP	Footscray	1992-present
Terry Mulder	Liberal	Polwarth	1999-present
Hon Dr Denis Napthine	Liberal	Portland	1988-present
Don Nardella	ALP	Melton	1999-present
Karen Overington	ALP	Ballarat West	1999-present
John Pandazopoulos	ALP	Dandenong	1992-present
Alister Paterson	Liberal	South Barwon	1992-2002
Victor Perton	Liberal	Doncaster	1988-present
Inga Peulich	Liberal	Bentleigh	1992-2002
Wayne Phillips	Liberal	Eltham	1992-2002
Bronwyn Pike	ALP	Melbourne	1999-present
Tony Plowman	Liberal	Benambra	1992-present
John Richardson	Liberal	Forest Hill	1976-2002
Tony Robinson	ALP	Mitcham	1997-present
Gary Rowe	Liberal	Cranbourne	1992-2002
Peter Ryan	National	Gippsland South	1992-present
Russell Savage	Independent	Mildura	1996-present
George Seitz	ALP	Keilor	1982-present
Helen Shardey	Liberal	Caulfield	1996-present
Ross Smith	Liberal	Glen Waverley	1985-2002
Garry Spry	Liberal	Bellarine	1992-2002
Barry Steggall	National	Swan Hill	1983-2002
Bob Stensholt ²	ALP	Burwood	1999-present
Murray Thompson	Liberal	Sandringham	1992-present
John Thwaites	ALP	Albert Park	1992-present
Ian Trezise	ALP	Geelong	1999-present
Matt Viney ¹	ALP	Frankston East	1999-2002
John Vogels	Liberal	Warrnambool	1999-2002
Kim Wells	Liberal	Wantirna	1992-present
Ron Wilson	Liberal	Bennettswood	1999-2002
Richard Wynne	ALP	Richmond	1999-present

¹ The incumbent member for Frankston East, Liberal-turned-independent Peter McLellan, died on the morning of September 17, 1999, the day of the 1999 election. As a result, voting in the seat was discontinued later in the day, with the result instead to be decided in a by-election. The resulting by-election was won by ALP candidate Matt Viney on October 16.

² Burwood Liberal MLA and recently deposed Premier Jeff Kennett resigned on November 3, 1999. ALP candidate Bob Stensholt won the resulting by-election on December 11.

³ Benalla National Party MLA and recently resigned party leader Pat McNamara resigned on December 16, 1999. ALP candidate Denise Allen won the resulting by-election on May 13, 2000.

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