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The House of Assembly of Barbados 2003-2008 Parliament | House | Senate | Governors-General | Prime Ministers | Cabinet | Opposition Leaders | Chief Justices Speakers of the House of Assembly | Select House of Assembly House of Assembly 1951-1956 House of Assembly 1956-1961 House of Assembly 1961-1966 House of Assembly 1966-1971 House of Assembly 1971-1976 House of Assembly 1976-1981 House of Assembly 1981-1986 House of Assembly 1986-1991 House of Assembly 1991-1994 House of Assembly 1994-1999 House of Assembly 1999-2003 House of Assembly 2003-2008 House of Assembly 2008-2013 House of Assembly 2013-2018 House of Assembly 2018-present   HOUSE COMPOSITION The House of Assembly has 30 directly elected Members including the Speaker. Distribution of Seats by Party   Barbados Labour Party 23   Democratic Labour Party 7 As of Jan 2006: BLP-24; BLP-6 Distribution of Seats by Gender   Men 26   Women 4 HOUSE TIMELINE Election Date Wednesday, 21 May 2003 First Meeting of Parliament Friday, 6 June 2003 Dissolution of Parliament Thursday, 20 December 2007 OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE His Honour Ishmael A. ROETT, MP, Speaker Joseph M. EDGHILL, MP, Deputy Speaker NATIONAL BUDGETS FY 2004 - 2005 FY 2006 - 2007 FY 2007 - 2008 All Budget Statements » RELATED RESOURCES Senate of 2003 - 2008 Cabinet of 2003 - 2008 Standing Orders of the House of Assembly of Barbados (1966) source: http://www.barbadosparliament.com   Photo Member's Name Constituency Party   Billie A. MILLER Senior Minister City of Bridgetown Barbados Labour Party   Noel A. LYNCH St Michael South Barbados Labour Party   Trevor A. PRESCOD  St. Michael East Barbados Labour Party   Richard L. SEALY St. Michael South Central Democratic Labour Party   Ishmael A. ROETT Speaker St. Michael Central Barbados Labour Party   Hamilton F. LASHLEY  St. Michael South East Barbados Labour Party   Mia A. MOTTLEY Deputy Prime Minister St. Michael North East Barbados Labour Party   Ronald ST.C TOPPIN St. Michael North Barbados Labour Party   Clyde A. MASCOLL Leader of the Opposition (to Jan 2006; member of BLP as of Jan 2006) St. Michael North West Democratic Labour Party   Joseph J.S. ATHERLEY  St. Michael West Barbados Labour Party   Rommell D. MARSHALL St. Michael West Central Barbados Labour Party   William F. DUGUID Christ Church West Barbados Labour Party   Joseph M. EDGHILL Christ Church West Central Barbados Labour Party   Jerome X. WALCOTT Christ Church South Barbados Labour Party   Ronald D. JONES Christ Church East Central Democratic Labour Party   Reginald R. FARLEY Christ Church East  Barbados Labour Party   Michael A. LASHLEY St. Philip North Democratic Labour Party   Anthony P. WOOD St. Philip South Barbados Labour Party   David C. ESTWICK  St. Philip West Democratic Labour Party   Gline A. CLARKE  St. George North Barbados Labour Party   Louis R. TULL St. George South Barbados Labour Party   David J.H. THOMPSON Leader of the Opposition (from Jan 2006) St. John Democratic Labour Party   Dale D. MARSHALL St. Joseph Barbados Labour Party   Cynthia Y. FORDE St. Thomas Barbados Labour Party   Rawle C. EASTMOND  St. James North Barbados Labour Party   Henrietta E. THOMPSON St. James South Barbados Labour Party   Kerrie D. SYMMONDS St. James Central Barbados Labour Party   Owen S. ARTHUR Prime Minister St. Peter Barbados Labour Party   George W. PAYNE  St. Andrew Barbados Labour Party   Denis ST.E KELLMAN St. Lucy Democratic Labour Party Fact Check We strive for accuracy and fairness. If you see something that doesn't look right, or if you would like to share additional information on the topic, kindly contact us! How to Reference Our Site To reference our site, please use the following as a general guideline. 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