4th Parliament
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| Began: | 4 July 1967 |
| Dissolved: | 3 July 1972 |
| Election: | 1967 |
| Monarch: | Elizabeth II |
| Governor-General: | Sir Aaron Lastman |
| Prime Minister: | Joseph Kenilworth (Conservative Party) |
| Leaders of the Opposition: | Winston Menzies Henry LeVeque (Liberal Party) |
| Speakers of the Senate: | Carl Veston Arnold Racker Richard Trent |
| Speaker of the House: | Sir Gregory Parks |
| Government Senate Leaders: | Arnold Racker Lucas Bailey Thomas Wilcox |
| Government House Leader: | Joseph Kenilworth |
| Parliaments of Ibagli | |
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The 4th Parliament of Ibagli was held from 1967 to 1972. Members of the House of Commons were elected in the 1967 General Election. It was the first (and so far only) parliament to run for a full five years without being dissolved before its expiry.
Party Representation
House of Commons
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Sessions
| Session | Beginning | End | Session length | Opened by |
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| 1st | 4 July 1967 | 20 September 1968 | 445 days | Sir Aaron Lastman |
| 2nd | 23 September 1968 | 24 October 1969 | 397 days | Sir Aaron Lastman |
| 3rd | 27 October 1969 | 11 September 1970 | 320 days | Sir Aaron Lastman |
| 4th | 14 September 1970 | 1 October 1971 | 383 days | Sir Aaron Lastman |
| 5th | 4 October 1971 | 3 July 1972 | 274 days | Sir Aaron Lastman |