West Java (electoral district)

West Java
West Java
	Jawa Barat
	Former Constituency; for the People's Representative Council
	File:Old map of West Java (before 2000).svg
Region	Province of West Java and Banten at-large (see below)
Former constituency
Created	1955 (first period); 1971
Abolished	1959 (first period); 2004
Seats	Various 49 (1956—59) ; 46 (1971—77) ; 50 (1977—87) ; 61 (1987—97) ; 68 (1997—99) ; 82 (1999—2004) ;
Replaced by	List West Java I ; West Java II ; West Java III ; West Java IV ; West Java V ; West Java VI ; West Java VII ; West Java VIII ; West Java IX ; West Java X ;
Created from	None, new electoral district
Previous name	Djawa Barat (1955—59)

West Java (Indonesian: Jawa Barat) was an electoral district in Indonesia. The electoral district encompasses of West Java at large, including Banten which was expanded in 2000. Since its inception, the electoral district has seen fluctuating number of members representing in the People's Representative Council (DPR), with the last legislative election in 1999 saw 82 members being elected to parliament.

Components

1955–1959: All cities and regencies of West Java (Bandung, Bekasi, Bogor, Ciamis, Cianjur, Cirebon, Garut, Indramayu, Karawang, Kuningan, Lebak, Majalengka, Pandeglang, Serang, Sukabumi, Sumedang, Tangerang, Tasikmalaya regencies, Bandung, Bogor, Cirebon and Sukabumi cities.
1971–1993: Addition of expanded Subang and Purwakarta regencies ^{[lower-alpha 1]}
1993–1996: Addition of expanded Tangerang City ^{[lower-alpha 2]}
1996–1999: Addition of expanded Bekasi City ^{[lower-alpha 3]}
1999–2000: Addition of expanded Cilegon and Depok cities ^{[lower-alpha 4]}
2000–2001: Addition of expanded Banten Province ^{[lower-alpha 5]}
2001–2002: Addition of expanded Cimahi and Tasikmalaya cities ^{[lower-alpha 6]}
2002–2004: Addition of expanded Banjar City ^{[lower-alpha 7]}

List of members

The following list is in alphabetical order. Party with the largest number of members is placed on top of the list.

Election	Member	Party
1955	R. Tjetje Djaja Rachmat ^{[lower-alpha 8]}	style="background-color:Template:Masyumi Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Masyumi
	Engkin Zainal Muttaqien ^{[lower-alpha 9]}
	Asmuni
	Faqih Usman
	Kasman Singodimedjo
	M. Ardiwinangun
	Mohammad Natsir
	Muhamad Fadil Dasuki
	Muhammad Isa Anshary
	Ny. Djunah Pardjaman
	Rd. Djerman Prawira Winata
	Sudjono Hardjosudiro
	Uwes Abubakar
	Soebagio Reksodipoero ^{[lower-alpha 8]}	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian National Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PNI
	Ahem Erningpradja ^{[lower-alpha 10]}
	Mohammad Mansjur ^{[lower-alpha 9]}
	Amung Amran
	Doedi Soemawidjaja
	Muhammad Ahmad
	Osa Maliki
	R. Darsono
	S.M Thaher
	Suroso Pringgosoeseno
	Wilopo
	Ajip Muchamad Dzukhri	style="background-color:Template:Nahdlatul Ulama/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	NU
	Djadja Wiriasumita
	Imron Rosjadi
	Mohammad Amin Iskandar
	Soelaeman Widjojosoebroto
	Peris Pardede ^{[lower-alpha 11]}	style="background-color:Template:Communist Party of Indonesia/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PKI
	Amir Anwar
	Hartojo Prawirosudarmo
	Sidik Kertapati
	Suhaimi Rachman
	Daeng Mohammad Ardiwinata ^{[lower-alpha 12]}	style="background-color:Template:League of Supporters of Indonesian Independence/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	IPKI
	Katamsi Sutisna Sendjaja
	Lukas Kustaryo
	Suhardjo ^{[lower-alpha 10]}	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Islamic Union Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PSII
	A. Nunung Kusnadi ^{[lower-alpha 13]}
	Arudji Kartawinata
	Gatot Mangkoepradja		GPRS
	Mohammad Yamin		GPRS
	Ny. Suzanna Hamdani	style="background-color:Template:Socialist Party of Indonesia/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PSI
	Sastra		PSI
	Djody Gondokusumo	style="background-color:Template:National People's Party (Indonesia)/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PRN
	Ibnu Parna	style="background-color:Template:Acoma Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Acoma
	Pandu Kartawiguna	style="background-color:Template:Murba Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Murba
	Rd. Emong Wiratama Astapradja		PRD
	R. Ido Garnida		PRIM
1959–1971	Parliament dissolved by President Sukarno. Next period: DPR Peralihan (1959—60), DPR-GR (1960—65), DPR-GR without PKI (1965—66), DPR-GR Orde Baru (1966—71)
1971	A. Baharmus Ustadz	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	A. Mansjur Tuakia
	Achmad Djuhyar
	Adjat Soedradjat Sudirahardja
	Andjar Djohar Sudradjat
	Apipah
	Awan Karmawan Burhan
	Djoko Sudyatmiko
	Domon Suwardjo Suparman
	Emma Poeradiredja
	Emma Soemanegara
	Haryanto Dhanutirto
	Ida Ayu Utami Pidada
	Jahja Elim Ellia
	Kusnaka Adimihardja
	Moch. Alsjah Zulkarnain
	Mohamad Rivai
	Mustafa Arief
	Nelly Adam Malik
	R. Moch. Effendi Tanuwidjaja
	R. Soelaiman Wirahadisoeria
	Rachmat Witoelar
	Robert Odjahan Tambunan
	Roedianto Ramelan
	Sanusi
	Sarwono Kusumaatmadja
	Soethisna Prawiranegara
	Soma Suherman
	Suhanda Kartasuwita
	Sulaeman Tjakrawiguna
	Supandi Wiratahadisaputra
	Tatto Sugiarta Pradjamanggala
	Taufik Hidayat
	Tjetje Hidayat Padmadinata
	Warno Hardjo
	Abdul Muiz Ali	style="background-color:Template:Nahdlatul Ulama/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	NU (before fusion) PPP (after fusion)
	Kanta Sumpena
	Imron Rosyadi
	Lukmanul Hakim
	Mohammad Amin Iskandar
	Munir Abisudjak
	Abdul Aziz Halim		Parmusi (before fusion) PPP (after fusion)
	Sujud Kamawidjaja		Parmusi (before fusion) PPP (after fusion)
	Bustaman	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Islamic Union Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PSII (before fusion) PPP (after fusion)
	Djohan Burhanuddin Adiwisastra		PSII (before fusion) PPP (after fusion)
	Usep Ranawijaya	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian National Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PNI (before fusion) PDI (after fusion)
1977	Achmad Djuhyar	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	Adjat Soedradjat Sudirahardja
	Awan Karmawan Burhan
	Bachrum Suharsa
	Basyuni Suriamiharja
	Djamal Ali
	Emma Soemanegara
	Haris Djauhari Danoeprawira
	Haryanto Dhanutirto
	Hasanudin
	Hidayat Natakusumah
	Ida Ayu Utami Pidada
	Midian Sirait
	N. Susilo
	Nelly Adam Malik
	Nugraha Besoes
	Omon Abdurachman
	R. Mohammad Rifai
	R. Satia Prawiradirdja
	R. Soelaiman Wirahadisoeria
	R.E. Muchdi
	Rachmat Sulaiman
	Rachmat Witoelar
	Sariati Prawoso
	Sarwono Kusumaatmadja
	Soethisna Prawiranegara
	Soma Suherman
	Sulaeman Tjakrawiguna
	Sumiskum
	Tati Sunarti Soemiarno
	Tatto Sugiarta Pradjamanggala
	Taufik Hidayat
	Warno Hardjo
	Abdul Aziz Halim	style="background-color:Template:United Development Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PPP
	Achmad Rasjid
	Achmad Ruchiyat Noor
	Djaya Rachmat
	Djohan Burhanuddin Adiwisastra
	Hafiz Usman
	Imron Rosyadi
	Lukmanul Hakim
	Moh. Syafii Wirakusumah
	Mohammad Amin Iskandar
	Mustafa Hafas
	Sujud Kamawidjaja
	Sulaiman Afif
	Yahya Chumaidi
	Usep Ranawijaya	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Democratic Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PDI
	Mas Irwan Sukarwan
	Theodora Walandouw
1982	Abdul Firman	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	Achmad Adnawidjaja
	Adjat Soedradjat
	Atang Ruswita
	Awan Karmawan Burhan
	Basyuni Suriamiharja
	Bidin Saepudin
	Cornelis Johannes Sopar Simandjuntak
	Djamal Ali
	H. Kartini K.F. Tambunan Maulani
	Harmoko (1982–83) ^{[lower-alpha 14]} Sirman Widiatmo (1984–87)
	Hasanudin
	Hidayat Natakusumah
	Hilman Aminuddin
	Ida Ayu Utami Pidada
	Marzuki Darusman
	Mochammad Iman Mudjono
	Nugraha Besoes
	Rachmat Witoelar
	Rauf Effendi
	Rosna Masfar
	Rubiono Kertopati
	Rukiah Salkonwiguna
	Sariati Prawoso
	Sitti Chatimah Soekahar
	Sri Redjeki Sumarjoto
	Sulaeman Tjakrawiguna
	Tati Sunarti Soemiarno
	Tatto Sugiarta Pradjamanggala
	Taufik Hidayat
	Warno Hardjo
	Yan Mokoginta
	Ali Imran Kadir	style="background-color:Template:United Development Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PPP
	Djohan Burhanuddin Adiwisastra
	Hartono Mardjono
	Lukmanul Hakim
	Moh. Syafii Wirakusumah
	Mohammad Amin Iskandar
	Mughni Sulaiman
	Mukrom As'ad
	Mustafa Hafas
	Nurhasan Ibnuhadjar
	R. Mansur Wiraatmadja
	Sary Banon Muiz
	Yahya Chumaidi
	Dudy Singadilaga	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Democratic Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PDI
	F.X. R. Mulyahadipurwaka
	J.E. Siregar
	Raden Haji Amandisastra
	Suparman Adiwidjaja
1987	Abdul Firman	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	Aboeng Koesman Somawidjaja
	Adjat Soedradjat
	Aminullah Adiwilaga (Andung)
	Ardi Partadinata
	Awan Karmawan Burhan
	Bambang Sutisna
	Bambang Wahyudi
	Basyuni Suriamiharja
	Eddy Sudihardjo
	Endang Djunaedi
	Gunariyah K. Mochdie
	Gustaaf Hendrik Mantik
	Hasanudin
	Inne Erna Adriana Soekaryo
	Irawan Bratakusumah
	Kadarusman Kadi
	Marzuki Darusman
	Maska Ridwan
	Mohamad Soelardi Hadisapoetro
	Mubien Arshudin
	Nanang Sudjana
	Ni'mat Rahmatullah
	Nugraha Besoes
	Oyon Tahyan
	Popong Otje Djundjunan
	R.H. Sarikinkin Achmad Dimyati
	Rachmat Witoelar
	Ratna S. Soewita Atmadja R.
	Rauf Effendi
	Rukiah Salkon Wigena
	Sakti Qudratullah
	Sarwono Kusumaatmadja (1987–88) ^{[lower-alpha 15]} Muhammad Hatta (1988–92)
	Sitti Chatimah Soekahar
	Soetrisno
	Sri Redjeki Indro Soebagio
	Sri Redjeki Sumarjoto
	Sulaeman Tjakrawiguna
	Tati Sunarti Soemiarno
	Tatto Sugiarta Pradjamanggala
	Taufik Hidayat
	Tjetje Hidayat Padmadinata
	Warno Hardjo
	Yan Mokoginta
	Abdul Djafar	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Democratic Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PDI
	Clara Sitompul Tambunan
	Dudy Singadilaga
	Edi Djunaedi
	Jusuf Merukh
	Nana Dumana Wiradiputra
	Suparman Adiwidjaja
	Ukun Suryaman
	Yahya Nasution
	Dikdik Iskandar	style="background-color:Template:United Development Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PPP
	Hussein Naro
	Imron Rosyadi
	Imam Sofwan
	Nurhasan Ibnuhadjar
	Syaiful Anwar Husein
	Yusuf Anwar Ghofar
	Zarkasih Nur
1992	Agus Tagor	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	Aminullah Adiwilaga
	Asep Ruchimat Sudjana
	Awal Kusumah
	Bambang Sutisna
	Basyuni Suriamiharja
	Boy Musbar Nurmawan
	Burhan Arifin
	Dewi Paramatasari Yunus
	Didin S. Sastrapradja
	Djoko Premati Soenardi
	Emon Suratman
	Evita Asmalda
	Hartini Soemali Otto Iskandardinata
	Hasanudin
	Irsjad Djuwaeli
	Lili Asdjudiredja
	Lily Sumantri
	Marzuki Achmad
	Maska Ridwan
	Mien S. Warnaen
	Moh. Sapingi
	Mohamad Soelardi Hadisapoetro
	Muhammad Uncu Natsir
	Nanang Sudjana
	Nieke Iswardani Kuryana
	Ni'mat Rahmatullah
	Oyon Tahyan
	P.A. Rangkuti
	Paskah Suzetta
	Popong Otje Djundjunan
	R. Suhadi
	R.P. Soebagio
	Rachmat Witoelar
	Rustandi
	Soekardi
	Sri Redjeki Sumarjoto
	Tati Sunarti Soemiarno
	Tb. Rachmat Sentika
	Tjetje Hidayat Padmadinata
	Tjutju Tjartini
	Tutty Hayati Memet
	Warno Hardjo
	A. Chozin Chumaidy	style="background-color:Template:United Development Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PPP
	Ahmad Muflih Saefuddin
	Ahmad Paris
	Endang Zaenal Abidin
	Iedil Suryadi
	Nana Djuhana Sutarya
	Sofyan Usman
	Syaiful Anwar Husein
	Zarkasih Nur
	Nana Mulyana Sukanta	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Democratic Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PDI
	Noor Achari
	Popo Sunadar Haroen
	Soerjadi
	Sophan Sophiaan
	Sri Kuntjoro
	Tarto Sudiro
	Titi Juliasih Kardjono
	Yahya Nasution
1997	Abdullah Alatas Fahmi	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	Ade Komarudin
	Agus Muhyidin
	Ahmad Zabidi
	Agun Gunandjar Sudarsa
	Amin Ibrahim
	Asep Ruchimat Sudjana
	Arifin
	Arifin Yoesoef
	Attie D. Andjar Rachman
	Avip Syaefullah
	Awal Kusumah
	Cecep Syarifuddin
	Chandra Yunus
	Dadi Sukardi
	Dede Suganda Adiwinata
	Diah S. Heryati R.S.
	Djuanda Suraatmadja
	Eki Syachrudin
	Endang Saefullah Wiradipradja
	Engkoswara
	Enum Hadisumitra
	Entang Sastra Atmadja
	Evita Asmalda
	Ferry Mursyidan Baldan
	Ganjar Razuni
	Harmoko
	Hasanudin
	Irsjad Djuwaeli
	Irsyad Sudiro
	Kamil Husni
	Lili Asdjudiredja
	Maska Ridwan
	Muhammad Hatta
	Nieke Iswardani Kuryana
	Norman Soni Sontani
	Oki Hidajati Marahdjani
	Paskah Suzetta
	Popong Otje Djundjunan
	Rachmat Djatnika
	Sukanda Kartasasmita
	Sunatra
	Suko Martono
	Sutadi Djajakusuma
	Tb. Rachmat Sentika
	Tubagus Bakti Sudjana
	Tubagus Haryono
	Tutty Hayati Anwar
	Yusupadi H.S.
	A. Chozin Chumaidy	style="background-color:Template:United Development Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PPP
	Abdul Latief Muchtar
	Ahmad Muflih Saefuddin
	Anwar Sanusi
	Dikdik Iskandar
	Endang Zaenal Abidin
	Endin Akhmad Jalaludin Soefihara
	Erna Djunaina Hasan
	Hussein Umar
	Iedil Suryadi
	Lukman Hakiem
	Muzanni Noor
	Makmuri Ihsani
	Mufrodi Muchsin
	Nu'man Zen
Oesman Sahidi
Syaiful Anwar Husein
Zarkasih Nur
Idi Siswaya	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Democratic Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PDI
1999	Agus Mulya Djumhana	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PDI-P
	Amris Fuad Hassan
	Arifin Panigoro
	Dadang Rukmana Mulya
	Didi Supriyanto
	Djadjang Kurniadi (1999—2002) ^{[lower-alpha 16]} Goenawan Slamet (2003—04)
	Endang Karman Sastraprawira
	H.U. Subarna
	Jusep Purwasuganda (1999—2003) ^{[lower-alpha 17]} Harry Soegiharto (2004)
	Laksamana Sukardi (1999) ^{[lower-alpha 18]} Sterra Pietersz (2001—04)
	Mangara M. Siahaan
	Megawati Soekarnoputri (1999) ^{[lower-alpha 19]} Dwi Ria Latifa (2000—04)
	Muchtar Budiana (1999—2001) ^{[lower-alpha 16]} Sodjana Sobari (2001—04)
	Noviantika Nasution
	Panda Nababan
	Postdam Hutasoit
	Rusman Lumbantoruan
	Sambas Soerjadi
	Sidarto Danusubroto
	TB Mamas Chaeruddin
	TB Suwondo
	Tarto Sudiro (1999—2002) ^{[lower-alpha 16]} Philip S. Widjaja (2003—04)
	Tumbu Saraswati
	Yoseph Umarhadi
	Wisnu Kuncoro (1999—2004) ^{[lower-alpha 20]} Ananta Wahana (2004)
	Wowo Ibrahim
	Zaenal Arifin
	Ade Komaruddin	style="background-color:Template:Golkar/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Golkar
	Agun Gunandjar Sudarsa
	Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita
	Arifin Yoesoef (1999—2000) ^{[lower-alpha 20]} Enggartiasto Lukita (2000—04)
	Asep Ruhimat Sudjana
	Awal Kusumah
	Djahidin
	Djaja Subagdja Husein
	Eldie Suwandie
	Evita Asmalda
	Eki Syachrudin (1999–2001) ^{[lower-alpha 21]} Irsyad Djuwaeli (2001–04)
	Ferdiansyah
	Ferry Mursyidan Baldan
	Happy Bone Zulkarnaen
	Mohamad Aly Yahya
	Mohamad Suleman Hidayat
	Muhammad Hatta
	Paskah Suzetta
	Tubagus Haryono
	Wasma Prayitno
	A. Chozin Chumaidy	style="background-color:Template:United Development Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PPP
	Ahmad Muflih Saefuddin
	Alihardi Kiaidemak
	Chaerul Anwar Lubis
	Endang Zainal Abidin
	Endin A.J. Soefihara
	Maksum Zailadry
	Nu'man Abdul Hakim (1999–2003) ^{[lower-alpha 22]} Hussein Umar (2003–2004)
	Sa'adun Syibromalisi
	Sjaiful Anwar Husein (1999—2000) ^{[lower-alpha 20]} Sofyan Usman (2000—04)
	Sjaiful Rachman
	Zain Badjeber
	Zarkasih Nur (1999) ^{[lower-alpha 23]} Burhanuddin Somawinata (2000–04)
	A.M. Luthfi	style="background-color:Template:National Mandate Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PAN
	Hatta Rajasa (1999–2001) ^{[lower-alpha 24]} Cecep Rukmana (2001–04)
	Muchtar Adam
	Muhammadi
Rasyid Hidayat
Samuel Koto
Abdul Khaliq Ahmad (1999—2001) ^{[lower-alpha 20]} Ahmad Sayuti (2001—04)	style="background-color:Template:National Awakening Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PKB
Agus Suflihat Mahmud
Ma'ruf Amin
Moh. Dawam Anwar
R. Imang Mansur Burhan
Syarif Ustman bin Yahya
Hartono Mardjono (1999—2003) ^{[lower-alpha 16]} Bambang Setyo (2003—04)	style="background-color:Template:Crescent Star Party (Indonesia)/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PBB
Jusuf Amir Feisal
Yusril Ihza Mahendra (1999) ^{[lower-alpha 25]} Abdul Qadir Djaelani (2000–04)
Soenmandjaja S.D.	style="background-color:Template:Justice Party (Indonesia)/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PK
Zirlyrosa Jamil ^{[lower-alpha 16]} Aan Rohanahf		PK
Abdullah Al Wahdi	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Nahdlatul Community Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PNU
Amaruddin Djajasubita	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Islamic Union Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PSII
Hussein Naro	style="background-color:Template:United Party (Indonesia)/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PP
Sayuti Rahawarin	style="background-color:Template:Masyumi Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	Masyumi
Tjetje Hidayat Padmadinata	style="background-color:Template:Indonesian Justice and Unity Party/meta/color;" width=10px \| " \|	PKP
2004	Electoral district abolished and divided into 12 districts (see above).

Notes

↑ Law No. 4 of 1968
↑ Law No. 2 of 1993
↑ Law No. 9 of 1996
↑ Law No. 15 of 1999
↑ Law No. 23 of 2000
↑ Law No. 9 & 10 of 2001
↑ Law No. 27 of 2002
↑ ^8.0 ^8.1 Vice Faction Head II
↑ ^9.0 ^9.1 Faction Secretary II
↑ ^10.0 ^10.1 Faction Secretary I
↑ Faction Secretary
↑ Faction Head
↑ Faction Treasurer
↑ Appointed as Minister of Information in the Fourth Development Cabinet.
↑ Appointed as State Minister of State Apparatus Utilization in the Fifth Development Cabinet
↑ ^16.0 ^16.1 ^16.2 ^16.3 ^16.4 Died in office.
↑ Elected as Vice Mayor of Bandung.
↑ Appointed as State Minister of Investment and State Owned Enterprises in the National Unity Cabinet.
↑ Elected as Vice President of Indonesia.
↑ ^20.0 ^20.1 ^20.2 ^20.3 Resigned.
↑ Appointed as Ambassador of Indonesia to Canada.
↑ Elected as Vice Governor of West Java.
↑ Appointed as State Minister of Cooperatives and Small to Medium Businesses in the National Unity Cabinet.
↑ Appointed as State Minister of Research and Technology in the Mutual Assistance Cabinet.
↑ Appointed as Minister of Justice and Human Rights in the National Unity Cabinet.

Sources

Parlaungan (1956). Hasil Rakjat Memilih Tokoh-tokoh Parlemen (Hasil Pemilihan Umum Pertama - 1955) di Republik Indonesia. C.V. Gita. Search this book on

External links

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[1] Law No. 4 of 1968

[2] Law No. 2 of 1993

[3] Law No. 9 of 1996

[4] Law No. 15 of 1999

[5] Law No. 23 of 2000

[6] Law No. 9 & 10 of 2001

[7] Law No. 27 of 2002

[vice2-8] 8.0 ^8.1 Vice Faction Head II

[sec2-9] 9.0 ^9.1 Faction Secretary II

[sec1-10] 10.0 ^10.1 Faction Secretary I

[11] Faction Secretary

[12] Faction Head

[13] Faction Treasurer

[14] Appointed as Minister of Information in the Fourth Development Cabinet.

[15] Appointed as State Minister of State Apparatus Utilization in the Fifth Development Cabinet

[died-16] 16.0 ^16.1 ^16.2 ^16.3 ^16.4 Died in office.

[17] Elected as Vice Mayor of Bandung.

[18] Appointed as State Minister of Investment and State Owned Enterprises in the National Unity Cabinet.

[19] Elected as Vice President of Indonesia.

[res-20] 20.0 ^20.1 ^20.2 ^20.3 Resigned.

[21] Appointed as Ambassador of Indonesia to Canada.

[22] Elected as Vice Governor of West Java.

[23] Appointed as State Minister of Cooperatives and Small to Medium Businesses in the National Unity Cabinet.

[24] Appointed as State Minister of Research and Technology in the Mutual Assistance Cabinet.

[25] Appointed as Minister of Justice and Human Rights in the National Unity Cabinet.

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West Java (electoral district)

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List of members

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West Java
Jawa Barat
Former Constituency for the People's Representative Council
File:Old map of West Java (before 2000).svg
Region	Province of West Java and Banten at-large (see below)
Former constituency
Created	1955 (first period); 1971
Abolished	1959 (first period); 2004
Seats	Various 49 (1956—59) 46 (1971—77) 50 (1977—87) 61 (1987—97) 68 (1997—99) 82 (1999—2004)
Replaced by	List West Java I West Java II West Java III West Java IV West Java V West Java VI West Java VII West Java VIII West Java IX West Java X
Created from	None, new electoral district
Previous name	Djawa Barat (1955—59)