Founding Parliament of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus

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This is a list of members of Parliament (MPs) elected or assigned to the Founding Assembly of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. 40 elected members of the founding assembly were coming from the Federated Assembly as the base members. These members were elected at the 1981 parliamentary election, which was held on 28 June 1981.

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30 other members were assigned by the Presidency, various political parties, non-governmental organisations, trade unions, chamber of industry, chamber of commerce and the bar association. Fazıl Küçük also assigned one member by himself. The representative members were regarded as independent unless stated otherwise.

Founding Assembly's duty started on 6 December 1983

The list below indicates the MPs in the parties at the time they took oath.

PartyMembersProportion
National Unity Party 1826%
Communal Liberation Party 1015%
Republican Turkish Party 69%
Democratic People's Party 23%
Turkish Union Party 11%
Nationalist Turkish Party11%
Party of Working People11%
Social Democrat Party11%
Independents3043%
Total70100%

Composition

Elected members

Elected members were the members who were already chosen as MPs for the Federated Assembly of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus and thus served during the Interim Parliament of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. The Founding Assembly did not have seats allocated for districts. Following list only designate their district of election during 1981 parliamentary election.

Lefkoşa

Member of Parliament [1] Party [1] [2]
Salih Coşar National Unity Party
Kenan Atakol National Unity Party
Hakkı Atun National Unity Party
Olgun Paşalar National Unity Party
Nazif Borman National Unity Party
İrsen Küçük National Unity Party
Enver Emin National Unity Party
Özel Tahsin National Unity Party
Alpay Durduran Communal Liberation Party
Ali Volkan Communal Liberation Party
Erdal Süreç Communal Liberation Party
İbrahim Koreli Communal Liberation Party
Özker Özgür Republican Turkish Party
Mehmet Civa Republican Turkish Party
Ergün Vehbi Republican Turkish Party
Nejat Konuk Independent
Ekrem Ural Independent
Fuat Veziroğlu Independent

Gazimağusa

Member of Parliament [1] Party [1] [2]
Derviş Eroğlu National Unity Party
Mustafa Karpaslı National Unity Party
Orhan Zihni Bilgehan National Unity Party
Eşber Serakıncı National Unity Party
Ali Atun National Unity Party
Mehmet Bayram National Unity Party
Taşkent Atasayan National Unity Party
Mehmet Altınay Communal Liberation Party
İsmail Bozkurt Communal Liberation Party
Çetin Veziroğlu Communal Liberation Party
Hüseyin Angolemli Communal Liberation Party
Naci Talat Usar Republican Turkish Party
Hüseyin Celâl Republican Turkish Party
İsmet Kotak Democratic People's Party
İsmail Tezer Nationalist Turkish Party

Girne

Member of Parliament [1] Party [1] [2]
Mustafa Hacıahmetoğlu National Unity Party
Mustafa Çağatay National Unity Party
Oğuz Ramadan Korhan National Unity Party
Esat Varoğlu Communal Liberation Party
Gözel Halim Communal Liberation Party
Fadıl Çağda Republican Turkish Party
Hasan Özbaflı Party of Working People

Representative members

Representative members were not elected to the assembly. They were assigned by political parties, individuals or institutions listed below. Assigned people were regarded as independent unless they were assigned by a political party or was already a council minister from a party at the day of assignation.

Member of Parliament [3] Assigned by [3]
Ahmet Yusuf Atamsoy Democratic People's Party [notes 1]
Baki Topaloğlu Turkish Union Party
Raif Denktaş Social Democrat Party
Tünay Baykara Association of the Families of Martyrs
Tonguz Ali Ayman Bar
Hilmi Refik Chamber of Commerce
Yüksel Ratip Chamber of Industry
Hüseyin Gültekin Farmers Union
Hüseyin Curcioğlu Federation of Trade Unions
Ahmet Ötüken Federation of Trade Unions
Lütfi Özter Federation of Trade Unions
Sadi Togan Journalists Association
Özkul Özyiğit Livestock Producers Union
Ali Bilgi Mücahits Association
Güner Göktuğ Mücahits Association
Halil M Paşa Mücahits Association
Ata Öncel Physicians Union
Arif Hasan Tahsin Desem Trade Union of Primary School Teachers
Numan Ali Levent Trade Union of Secondary School Teachers
Ferhat Ulutaş Veterans Association
Ahmet Yaşar Akar Fazıl Küçük
Kaya Bekiroğlu Presidency
Aytaç Beşeşler Presidency
Yılmaz Bora Presidency
Mehmet Can Presidency
Necati Ertekün Presidency
Oktay Feridun Presidency
Orhan Kahya Presidency
Osman Örek Presidency
Ergün Orhan Şevket Presidency
  1. ↑ Atamsoy was assigned by the Presidency while he was serving as the Minister of Education as a representative of Democratic People's Party.

Term and changes of affiliation

Assigned members were not elected to the assembly. They were assigned by political parties, individuals or institutions listed below. Assigned people were regarded as independent unless they were assigned by a political party or was a council minister from a party at the day he was assigned.

A

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Ahmet Yaşar Akar Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Mehmet Altınay Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Hüseyin Angolemli Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Kenan Atakol National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Taşkent Atasayan National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Ali Atun National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Hakkı Atun National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Ahmet Yusuf Atamsoy Democratic People's Party [notes 1] 6 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 5 December 1984 [6]
Democratic People's Party5 December 1984 - 29 January 1985 [7]
Social Democracy Group29 January 1985 - 8 July 1985
Tonguz Ali Ayman Independent6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

B

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Tünay Baykara Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 21 January 1985 [8]
Independent21 January 1985 - 8 July 1985
Mehmet Bayram National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Kaya Bekiroğlu Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Aytaç Beşeşler Independent6 December 1983 - 8 February 1984 [9]
New Dawn Party8 February 1984 - 8 July 1985
Orhan Zihni Bilgehan National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Ali Bilgi Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Yılmaz Bora Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 8 July 1985
Nazif Borman National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
İsmail Bozkurt Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

C

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Mehmet Can Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Hüseyin Celâl Republican Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Mehmet Civa Republican Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Salih Coşar National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Hüseyin Curcioğlu Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

Ç

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Mustafa Çağatay National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Fadıl Çağda Republican Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

D

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Raif Denktaş Social Democrat Party6 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 1 February 1984 [5]
Social Democrat Party1 February 1984 - 8 July 1985
Arif Hasan Tahsin Desem Independent6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Alpay Durduran Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

E

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Enver Emin National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Derviş Eroğlu National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Necati Ertekün Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

F

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Oktay Feridun Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 26 March 1985 [10]
Independent26 March 1985 - 8 July 1985

G

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Güner Göktuğ Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Hüseyin Gültekin Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

H

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Mustafa Hacıahmetoğlu National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Gözel Halim Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

K

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Orhan Kahya Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Mustafa Karpaslı National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Nejat Konuk Independent6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
İbrahim Koreli Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Oğuz Ramadan Korhan National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
İrsen Küçük National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 1 June 1984 [11]
Independent1 June 1984 - 12 July 1984 [12]
Communal Progress Party12 July 1984 - 8 July 1985
İsmet Kotak Democratic People's Party6 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 1 February 1984 [5]
Democratic People's Party1 February 1984 - 8 July 1985

L

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Numan Ali Levent Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

O

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Ata Öncel Onar Independent6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

Ö

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Osman Örek Independent6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Ahmet Ötüken Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 8 July 1985
Hasan Özbaflı Party of Working People6 December 1983 - 31 December 1984 [13]
Cyprus Democracy Party31 December 1984 - 8 July 1985
Özker Özgür Republican Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Lütfi Özter Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 8 July 1985
Özkul Özyiğit Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 25 January 1984 [5]
Social Democracy Group25 January 1984 - 8 July 1985

P

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Halil M Paşa Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Olgun Paşalar National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

R

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Yüksel Ratip Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 23 May 1985 [14]
Communal Progress Party23 May 1985 - 8 July 1985
Hilmi Refik Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 19 February 1985 [15]
Independent19 February 1985 - 23 May 1985 [14]
Communal Progress Party23 May 1985 - 8 July 1985

S

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Eşber Serakıncı National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Erdal Süreç Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

Ş

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Ergün Orhan Şevket Independent6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

T

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Özel Tahsin National Unity Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
İsmail Tezer Nationalist Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 February 1984 [9]
New Dawn Party8 February 1984 - 11 February 1985 [16]
Independent11 February 1985 - 25 February 1985 [17]
New Turkish Union Party25 February 1985 - 8 July 1985
Sadi Togan Independent6 December 1983 - 22 December 1983 [4]
Independent Solidarity Group22 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Baki Topaloğlu Turkish Union Party6 December 1983 - 26 January 1984 [5]
Independent26 January 1984 - 22 February 1984 [9]
New Dawn Party8 February 1984 - 8 July 1985

U

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Ferhat Ulutaş Independent6 December 1983 - 8 February 1984 [9]
New Dawn Party8 February 1984 - 14 May 1984 [18]
Independent14 May 1984 - 8 July 1985
Ekrem Ural Independent6 December 1983 - 31 December 1984 [13]
Cyprus Democracy Party31 December 1984 - 8 July 1985
Naci Talat Usar Republican Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985

V

Member of ParliamentAffiliationTerm [4] [5]
Esat Varoğlu Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Ergün Vehbi Republican Turkish Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Çetin Veziroğlu Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
Fuat Veziroğlu Independent6 December 1983 - 31 December 1984 [13]
Cyprus Democracy Party31 December 1984 - 8 July 1985
Ali Volkan Communal Liberation Party6 December 1983 - 8 July 1985
  1. ↑ Atamsoy was assigned by the Presidency while he was serving as the Minister of Education as a representative of Democratic People's Party.

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