Member of Parliament |Politics Portal · edit| A Member of
Parliament is the oul' representative of the bleedin' voters to
a feckin' parliament. In many countries with bicameral
parliaments, this category includes specifically members of the
bleedin' lower house, as upper houses often have a bleedin'
different title, such as senate, and thus also have different
titles for its members, such as senator. Members of parliament
tend to form parliamentary groups (also called parliamentary
parties) with members of the feckin' same political party. In
everyday use, the oul' term Member of Parliament is almost
always shortened to the feckin' initialism "MP", and this is
also common in the oul' media. In Australia, a feckin' member of
parliament is a holy member of the bleedin' House of
Representatives, which is the oul' lower house of the
Commonwealth (i. Here's a quare one. e. Bejaysus. federal)
parliament. Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Members may use "MP" after
their names; "MHR" is not used, although it was used as a ble