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The House of Assembly of Barbados 2008-2013 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   Democratic Labour Party 20   Barbados Labour Party 10 As of 11 Sep 2011: DLP-21; BLP-9 Distribution of Seats by Gender   Men 27   Women 3 As of 11 Sep 2011: Men-26; Women-4 HOUSE TIMELINE Election Date Tuesday, 15 January 2008 First Meeting of Parliament Tuesday, 12 February 2008 Dissolution of Parliament Tuesday, 29 January 2013 OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE His Honour Michael A. CARRINGTON, QC, MP, Speaker His Honour Kenneth BEST, MP, Deputy Speaker THRONE SPEECHES 1st Session 2008 All Throne Speeches » NATIONAL BUDGETS FY 2008 - 2009 FY 2009 - 2010 FY 2010 - 2011 FY 2011 - 2012 FY 2012 - 2013 All Budget Statements » RELATED RESOURCES Senate of 2008 - 2013 Cabinet of 2008 - 2010 Cabinet of 2010 - 2013 Standing Orders of the House of Assembly of Barbados (1966) * died in office source: http://www.barbadosparliament.com   Photo Member's Name Constituency Party   Rt. Hon. Freundel J. STUART, QC, MP Prime Minister (from 23 Oct 2010) St Michael South Democratic Labour Party   Hon David THOMPSON, MP Prime Minister (died 23 Oct 2010)* St John Democratic Labour Party   Mrs. M-J. Mara THOMPSON, MP (elected in 20 Jan 2011 by-election) Democratic Labour Party   His Honour Michael A. CARRINGTON, QC, MP Speaker St Michael West Democratic Labour Party   His Honour Kenneth BEST, MP, Deputy Speaker St Michael East Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Patrick TODD, MP City of Bridgetown Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Richard L. SEALY, MP St Michael South Central Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Steven D. BLACKETT, MP St Michael Central Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Christopher P. SINCKLER, MP St Michael North West Democratic Labour Party   Mr. James D. PAUL, MP St Michael West Central Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Stephen A. LASHLEY, MP Christ Church West Central Democratic Labour Party   Hon. John D. E. BOYCE, MP Christ Church South Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Ronald D. JONES, MP Christ Church East Central Democratic Labour Party   Dr. the Hon. Denis S. LOWE, MP Christ Church East Democratic Labour Party   Dr. the Hon. David C. ESTWICK, MP St Philip West Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Michael A. LASHLEY, MP St Philip North Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Adriel D. BRATHWAITE, QC, MP St Philip South Democratic Labour Party   Dr. the Hon.Esther BYER-SUCKOO, MP St George South Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Donville O'N. INNISS, MP St James South Democratic Labour Party   Hon E. George HUTSON, MP St James Central Democratic Labour Party   Hon. Denis St.E. KELLMAN, MP St Lucy Democratic Labour Party   Rt. Hon. Owen S. ARTHUR, MPLeader of the Opposition (Oct 2010 - Feb 2013 St Peter Barbados Labour Party   Hon. Miss Mia A. MOTTLEY, QC, MP Leader of the Opposition (Jan 2008 - Oct 2010) St Michael North East Barbados Labour Party   Mr. Hamilton LASHLEY, MP (switched to DLP as of 11 Sep 2011) St Michael South East Barbados Labour Party   Mr. Ronald St. C. 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