1st Parliament of Singapore


The 1st Parliament of Singapore was a meeting of the Parliament of Singapore. It commenced its first and only session on 8 December 1965 and was dissolved on 8 February 1968.
The members of the 1st Parliament had been elected in the 1963 general election to the 3rd Legislative Assembly of Singapore, which was renamed as the Parliament of Singapore following Singapore's independence in 1965. Parliament was controlled by a People's Action Party majority, led by Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and his Cabinet. The Speakers were A P Rajah and Punch Coomaraswamy.

Composition

Members

This is the list of the members of the 1st Parliament of Singapore on 8 December 1965.
ConstituencyPolitical partyMember
AljuniedSuppiah Visva Lingam
AnsonPerumal Govindaswamy
Bras BasahHo See Beng
Bukit MerahLim Huan Boon
Bukit PanjangOng Lian Teng
Bukit TimahLee Tee Tong
CairnhillLim Kim San
ChangiSim Boon Woo
Chua Chu KangChio Cheng Thun
CrawfordS. Thendayatha Bani
DeltaChan Choy Siong
Farrer ParkS. R. Dharmarajoo
Geylang EastHo Cheng Choon
Geylang SeraiRahmat bin Kenap
Geylang WestYong Nyuk Lin
HavelockLoh Miaw Gong
Hong LimLee Khoon Choy
Jalan BesarChan Chee Seng
Jalan KayuTan Cheng Tong
Joo ChiatFong Kim Heng
JurongChia Thye Poh
KallangBuang bin Omar Junid
Kampong GlamSinnathamby Rajaratnam
Kampong KaporMahmud bin Awang
Kampong KembanganMohamed Ariff bin Suradi
Kreta AyerGoh Keng Swee
MoulmeinAvadai Dhanam Lakshimi-Devan Nair
MountbattenNg Yeow Chong
Nee SoonChan Sun Wing
Pasir PanjangOthman bin Wok
Paya LebarKow Kee Seng
PunggolNg Kah Ting
QueenstownJek Yeun Thong
River ValleyLim Cheng Lock
RochoreToh Chin Chye
SembawangTeong Eng Siong
Sepoy LinesWee Toon Boon
Serangoon GardensRaphael Alfred Gonzales
SiglapAbdul Rahim bin Ishak
Southern IslandsYa'acob bin Mohamed
StamfordAndrew Fong Sip Chee
TampinesPoh Ber Liak
TanglinEdmund William Barker
Tanjong PagarLee Kuan Yew
Telok AyerOng Pang Boon
Telok BlangahBernard Rodrigues
ThomsonKoo Young
Tiong BahruLee Teck Him
Toa PayohWong Soon Fong
Ulu PandanChow Chiok Hock
Upper SerangoonSia Kah Hui

By-elections

Progression of government majority and party totals