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Vavaʻu 14
Vavaʻu 14 is an electoral constituency for the Legislative Assembly in the Kingdom of Tonga. It was established for the November 2010 general election, when the multi-seat regional constituencies for People's Representatives were replaced by single-seat constituencies, electing one representative via the first past the post electoral system. Located in the Vavaʻu island group, it encompasses the villages of Pangaimotu, ‘Utulei, ‘Utungake, Talihau, Taoa, Vaimalo, Tefisi, Tu'anuku, Longomapu, Taunga, Kapa, ‘Otea, Falevai, Matamaka, Nuapapu, Lape, Ovaka, Hunga, Holeva, Koloa, Olo'ua, Ofu, and Okoa. It is one of three constituencies in Vavaʻu. (The number 14 does not mean that it is the fourteenth in Vavaʻu, but in the country.)〔("Vavaʻu 14" ), Parliament of Tonga〕
Its first ever (and so far only) representative is Lisiate ‘Akolo, elected MP for the first time, though he was appointed Minister for Labour, Commerce and Industries, from outside Parliament, by Prime Minister Feleti Sevele in 2006, and thus sat in Parliament ''ex officio'' from 2006 to 2010. He stood in the 2010 general election as an independent candidate, against one of the incumbent MPs for the heretofore two-seat constituency of Vavaʻu, ‘Etuate Lavulavu, also an independent. ‘Akolo was elected, with a 5.3% lead over Lavulavu. He remained Minister for Labour.〔("“Demo Party” win landslide victory in first democratic government" ), Taimi Media Network, 1 december 2010〕〔(Biography of Lisiate ‘Akolo ) on the website of the Tongan Parliament〕〔("Independents to form a coalition" ), Taimi Media Network, 2 October 2010〕〔("Outer islands results" ), ''Matangi Tonga''〕〔("First meeting of Tonga's new Cabinet" ), Matangi Tonga, January 5, 2011〕
==Members of Parliament==
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