547:, at which he stated that he was defending his seat to finish incomplete projects in his ten months as minister. He was re-elected, standing for the Papua New Guinea Party, in July, receiving an absolute majority of the vote in a crowded field of candidates. O'Neill dumped the PNGP from his governing coalition after the election, having fallen out with leader Namah, costing Basil his ministry. Basil filed a court challenge to prevent from sitting while final election writs were returned, which delayed but did not prevent O'Neill from being sworn in for a full term.
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requiring a month's notice and a minimum of 22 MPs. He repeatedly complained throughout much of his second term that he and other opposition MPs were having difficulty accessing their
District Service Improvement Program funds, in contrast to government MPs, and was repeatedly praised in media coverage for improving local services in spite of the interference. In June 2014, Prime Minister O'Neill asked police to investigate Basil and sacked anti-corruption head Sam Koim, claiming that they had colluded to oppose him.
587:, won a by-election in Goilala Open. He continued to campaign around the interference with DSIP funds of opposition MPs, claiming that past governments had not discriminated against the opposition in the way that O'Neill had. In April 2016, he saw the opposition's long-running court case regarding the Manus Island detention centre decided in their favour, with the Supreme Court ruling that it was unconstitutional.
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requirements, describing it as a "sign of a failed state" and threatening to resign from the committee if prosecutions were not initiated against those who had misused funds. In July 2010, Prime
Minister Michael Somare told Basil during a parliamentary no-confidence vote "if you were outside I would kill you", which received wide media attention.
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Opposition Leader in August 2012, while also serving as Shadow Minister for National Planning, District Development and Health and HIV/AIDS. In the same month, he repeatedly criticised the O'Neill government over a reported travel ban preventing foreign journalists from
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in August 2011, repeatedly assailing the government regarding alleged corruption and the state of Somare's health. He was subsequently appointed
Minister for National Planning in the new O'Neill government on 5 August 2011, and was also the responsible minister for new anti-corruption investigative
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upheld a challenge to Polye's 2012 election victory, set aside the result and ordered a belated recount of votes in his seat. However, he relinquished the leadership back to Polye on 26 May, two days after Polye won a stay of the earlier decision pending an appeal. He was comfortably re-elected at
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Basil was heavily critical of the deal which allowed for the expansion of the Manus detention centre, and was involved in an opposition legal challenge claiming that it was unconstitutional. In
September 2013, Basil was one of only two MPs to vote no on a bill which restricted no-confidence votes,
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Progress Party, and immediately became its deputy leader, with the party in the opposition. Key issues in his first term were the improvement of district roads, managing issues associated with the Wafi and Hidden Valley mining projects, and occasional ethnic unrest. In 2009, Basil
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December 2009, he claimed the National Parliament building was unfit for occupation and should be condemned. He was a member of the Public Accounts Committee when it reported, in the same month, that only five out of nearly 1000 government agencies had met accountability and transparency
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Basil was educated at
Bumayong Lutheran Secondary School and was a businessman prior to entering politics, where he was managing director of seafood and aquaculture company BSJ Fishing and Trading. He was also a board member of the Morobe Fisheries Management Authority.
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in Papua New Guinea. Basil organised a rural electrification program back in his own district, which was well-received. He remained in the opposition as its numbers declined to only six by May 2013, as various MPs defected to the government.
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1522:"Don Polye re-appointed PNG Opposition leader, Another MP join Opposition".
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List of members of the Papua New Guinean Parliament who died in office
1252:"PNG Opposition's challenge to asylum camp fast tracked by court".
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comeback, with the once-dormant party winning a number of seats.
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Minister for Communications, Information Technology and Energy
1477:"Cuts in Districts, Provincial funds is a concern: Polye".
688:"Basil's vision for health services at ward level on track"
1207:"Basil brings electricity to rural area after 37 years".
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1027:"PNG opposition suspects corruption at very top".
1357:"PNG MP movements hurting democracy, says Gelu".
506:He was elected to the National Parliament in the
1237:"Basil: Asylum seeker deal improper and risky".
982:"Death threats in Papua New Guinea parliament".
621:, Basil was appointed Treasurer on 7 June 2019.
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1507:"Polye steps down as PNG opposition leader".
1402:"Tasion applauds Basil for moving to Pangu".
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1564:"Basil leads Melanesian Alliance Party back"
1432:"Bulolo MP commends Electoral Commission".
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1538:"10 Members of Parliament declared so far"
1267:"PNG laws hamper votes of no confidence".
1132:"O'Neill re-elected PM by huge majority".
772:"Fish farming set to take off in Morobe".
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1590:"Sam Basil forms new PNG political party"
952:"Sad state of affairs in Govt agencies".
753:. National Parliament of Papua New Guinea
495:He was an unsuccessful candidate for the
1899:Ministers of finance of Papua New Guinea
1884:Road incident deaths in Papua New Guinea
907:"Sepik leaders apologise to Sam Basil".
802:"Moves to corporatise economic sector".
1372:"Proposed law to stem defections PNG".
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662:"Rosso Formally Sworn In as Deputy PM"
1462:"Pangu Pati candidate wins Goilala".
1447:"Polye PNG's new opposition leader".
1117:"PNG parliamentary dramas continue".
1102:"Deputy PM left out of PNG cabinet".
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1909:People's Progress Party politicians
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459:politician. He was a member of the
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1282:"DSIP for Opposition MPs unpaid".
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1641:Zarriga, Miriam (18 April 2022).
1312:"Basil strives despite setback".
862:"MP set to revive mining towns".
832:"NA eyes legal bid over rivals".
1222:"PNG Opposition left with six".
1072:"Basil recontests Bulolo seat".
1012:"Namah, Basil lead Opposition".
967:"Member calls for prosecution".
557:Manus Regional Processing Centre
1297:"Basil opens bridge in Buang".
1087:"Basil wins seat by majority".
726:from the original on 7 May 2021
1387:"Basil now new Pangu leader".
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1492:"Namah happy with decision".
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997:"Four MPs join PNG Party".
892:"No harmony at gold mine".
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877:"Roads program launched".
847:"Leaders urged to unite".
787:"Tuna shipment underway".
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1162:"Basil defends journos".
1057:"Sweep to swoop on NAC".
937:"Basil: Parlt is unfit".
817:"PPP names 78 for poll".
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1342:"Democracy threat".
1271:. 20 September 2013.
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751:"Hon. Sam Basil, MP"
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1753:Julius Chan
1733:Julius Chan
1708:Julius Chan
666:EMTV Online
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605:Pangu Party
573:Pangu Party
465:Bulolo Open
441:(2019–2022)
434:(2002–2011)
427:(2011–2014)
420:(2014–2019)
417:Pangu Party
406:(2019–2022)
392:Nationality
378:11 May 2022
370:, Australia
336:Bulolo Open
321:Preceded by
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140:Preceded by
85:Preceded by
1868:Categories
1853:John Rosso
1778:Mao Zeming
1728:John Momis
649:References
594:after the
482:Early life
361:1969-11-16
102:John Rosso
1848:Sam Basil
1818:Don Polye
1813:Puka Temu
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1748:Akoka Doi
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63:In office
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1823:Sam Abal
1803:Moi Avei
1743:Ted Diro
1620:ABC News
1542:Loop PNG
757:19 March
724:Archived
637:See also
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1600:26 June
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1524:PACNEWS
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