Parveen Bala

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Parveen Bala
Bala in May 2016
Minister for Employment, Productivity, Industrial Relations, Youth and Sports.
In office 21 November 2018 –24 December 2022

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Leaders	Frank Bainimarama (2014–present)
Secretary General	Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum (2014–present)
Former Members of Parliament	Selai Adimaitoga Veena Bhatnagar Joeli Cawaki Mohammed Dean Iliesa Delana Lorna Eden Salik Ram Govind Jioji Konrote Inoke Kubuabola Jilila Kumar Brij Lal Jiko Luveni Alivereti Nabulivou Ruveni Nadalo Alipate Nagata Osea Naiqamu Timoci Natuva Mataiasi Akauola Niumataiwalu Alexander O'Connor Sanjit Patel Howard Politini Jnr Vijendra Prakash Netani Rika Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum Neil Sharma Rohit Sharma Jale Sigarara Balmindra Singh Ashneel Sudhakar Pio Tikoduadua Laisenia Tuitubou Jone Usamate George Vegnathan Samuela Vunivalu Mereseini Vuniwaqa
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