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The 22nd New Zealand Parliament was a term of the Parliament of New Zealand. Its composition was determined by the 1925 elections, and it sat until the 1928 elections.

The 22nd Parliament saw the Reform Party's Gordon Coates continue his rule as Prime Minister, in the continuing Reform Government.

The 22nd Parliament consisted of eighty representatives, chosen by geographical electorates, including four special Māori electorates. The Parliament was elected using the First Past the Post electoral voting system.

Initial composition of the 22nd Parliament

Name	Party	Electorate
Anderson, George	Reform	Mataura
Armstrong, Tim	Labour	Christchurch East
Atmore, Harry	Independent	Nelson
Bartram, Frederick	Labour	Grey Lynn
Nosworthy, William	Reform	Ashburton
Parry, Bill	Labour	Auckland Central
Lee, John	Labour	Auckland East
Savage, Michael Joseph	Labour	Auckland West
Sullivan, Dan	Labour	Avon
Hamilton, John	Reform	Awarua
Bell, Allen	Reform	Bay of Islands
Williams, Kenneth	Reform	Bay of Plenty
Holland, Harry	Labour	Buller
Dickson, James	Reform	Chalmers
Holland, Henry	Reform	Christchurch North
Howard, Ted	Labour	Christchurch South
Waite, Fred	Reform	Clutha
Statham, Charles	Independent	Dunedin Central
Tapley, Harold	Reform	Dunedin North
Sidney, Thomas	Liberal	Dunedin South
Stewart, William	Reform	Dunedin West
Ngata, Apirana	Liberal	Eastern Maori
Parr, James	Reform	Eden
Hawken, Oswald	Reform	Egmont
Jones, David	Reform	Ellesmere
McLennan, Ewen	Reform	Franklin
Lysnar, Douglas	Reform	Gisborne
Young, James	Reform	Hamilton
Campbell, Hugh	Reform	Hawke's Bay
Forbes, George	Liberal	Hurunui
Wilford, Thomas	Liberal	Hutt
Ward, Joseph	Independent	Invercargill
Buddo, David	Liberal	Kaiapoi
Coates, Gordon	Reform	Kaipara
McCombs, James	Labour	Lyttelton
Linklater, Joseph	Reform	Manawatu
Jordan, William	Labour	Manukau
Jones, William	Reform	Marsden
Sykes, George	Reform	Masterton
Hudson, Richard	Reform	Motueka
Mason, John	Reform	Napier
Henare, Taurekareka	Reform	Northern Maori
Lee, Ernest	Reform	Oamaru
Samuel, Albert	Reform	Ohinemuri
Eliott, John	Reform	Oroua
Field, William	Reform	Otaki
Ransom, Ethelbert	Liberal	Pahiatua
Nash, James	Reform	Palmerston
Dickson, James	Reform	Parnell
Dickie, Harold	Reform	Patea
Bollard, Richard	Reform	Raglan
Glenn, William	Reform	Rangitikei
Kyle, Herbert	Reform	Riccarton
Potter, Vivian	Reform	Roskill
Hockly, Frank	Reform	Rotorua
Uru, Henare	Reform	Southern Maori
Walter, Edward	Reform	Stratford
Bellringer, Charles	Reform	Taranaki
MacMillan, Charles	Reform	Tauranga
Burnett, Thomas	Reform	Temuka
Rhodes, Thomas	Reform	Thames
Rolleston, Frank	Reform	Timaru
Reid, Daniel	Reform	Waikato
Smith, Robert	Liberal	Waimarino
Hunter, George	Reform	Waipawa
McLeod, Alexander	Reform	Wairarapa
Girling, William	Reform	Wairau
John Bitchener	Reform	Waitaki
Harris, Alexander	Reform	Waitemata
Rolleston, John	Reform	Waitomo
Horn, James	Liberal	Wakatipu
Hamilton, Adam	Reform	Wallace
Veitch, Bill	Liberal	Wanganui
Fraser, Peter	Labour	Wellington Central
Forsyth, Thomas	Reform	Wellington East
Luke, John	Liberal	Wellington North
McKeen, Robert	Labour	Wellington South
Robert Wright	Reform	Wellington Suburbs
Maui Pomare	Reform	Western Maori
Tom Seddon	Liberal	Westland

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