List of deputy speakers of the House of Representatives (Indonesia)

This is a list of the deputy speakers of the House of Representatives of Indonesia. At the start of each five-year period, multiple deputies are elected from the members of the house. The current leadership of the body has four deputy speakers.

Deputy Speakers of the House of Representatives
Incumbent Adies Kadir Sufmi Dasco Ahmad Saan Mustopa Cucun Ahmad Syamsurijal since 1 October 2024
Term length	5 years
Inaugural holder	Albert Mangaratua Tambunan Arudji Kartawinata
Formation	22 February 1950
Salary	Rp 78,800,000 per month (including benefits)[1]

List

Term	Photo		Name	Assumed office	Left office	Fraction/Party	Notes	Speaker
1			Albert Mangaratua Tambunan	22 February 1950	15 August 1950	Republic of Indonesia	[2][3]		Sartono
			Arudji Kartawinata	22 February 1950	15 August 1950	Republic of Indonesia	[2][3]
2			Albert Mangaratua Tambunan	16 August 1950	26 March 1956	Parkindo	[4]
			Arudji Kartawinata	16 August 1950	26 March 1956	PSII	[2]
			Tadjuddin Noor	16 August 1950	26 March 1956	PIR
3			Zainul Arifin	26 March 1956	22 July 1959	NU
			Arudji Kartawinata	26 March 1956	22 July 1959	PSII
			Zainal Abidin Ahmad	26 March 1956	22 July 1959	Masyumi
4			Zainul Arifin	20 September 1959	29 June 1960	NU
			Arudji Kartawinata	22 July 1959	29 June 1960	PSII
			Zainal Abidin Ahmad	22 July 1959	29 June 1960	Masyumi
5			Arudji Kartawinata	20 September 1960	4 March 1963	Religious (PSII/NU)			Zainul Arifin (1960-1963)
			Achmad Sjaichu	3 September 1963	15 November 1965
			I Gusti Gde Subamia	26 December 1960	15 November 1965	Nationalist (PNI)
			Muhammad Hatta Lukman	26 December 1960	15 November 1965	Communist (PKI)			Arudji Kartawinata (1963-1965)
			Mursalin Daeng Mamangung	26 December 1960	15 November 1965	Military
6			Achmad Sjaichu	15 November 1965	19 November 1966	Religious (NU)			Arudji Kartawinata (November 1965 - February 1966)
			I Gusti Gde Subamia	15 November 1965	24 February 1966	Nationalist (PNI/Partindo)
			Asmara Hadi	26 February 1966	2 May 1966				I Gusti Gde Subamia (February 1966 - May 1966)
			Mohammad Isnaeni	17 May 1966	19 November 1966
			Mursalin Daeng Mamangung	15 November 1965	19 November 1966	Military			Collective leadership (2 May 1966 - 17 May 1966): Achmad Sjaichu Mursalin Daeng Mamanggung Syarif Thayeb
			Syarif Thayeb	26 February 1966	19 November 1966	Golkar
			Ben Mang Reng Say	17 May 1966	19 November 1966	Catholic (Catholic Party)			Achmad Sjaichu (May 1966 - November 1966)
7			Mohammad Isnaeni	19 November 1966	29 October 1971	PNI			Achmad Sjaichu
			Mursalin Daeng Mamangung	19 November 1966	20 August 1968	Military
			Sulistio	27 August 1968	29 October 1971
			Syarif Thayeb	19 November 1966	29 October 1971	Golkar
			Ben Mang Reng Say	19 November 1966	29 October 1971	Catholic Party
8			Sumiskum	28 October 1971	1 October 1977	Golkar	[5][6]		Idham Chalid
			Domo Pranoto	28 October 1971	13 June 1977	Military	[5][6]
			Muhammad Sudjono	20 June 1977	1 October 1977
			Jailani Naro	28 October 1971	1 October 1977	Parmusi (1971-1973) PPP (1973-1977)	[5][6]
			Mohammad Isnaeni	28 October 1971	1 October 1977	PNI (1971-1973) PDI (1973-1977)	[5][6]
9			Mashuri Saleh	1 October 1977	1 October 1982	Golkar	[7]		Adam Malik (1977-1978)
			Kartidjo	1 October 1977	1 October 1982	Military	[7]
			Masykur	1 October 1977	1 October 1982	PPP
			Mohammad Isnaeni	1 October 1977	28 January 1982	PDI	[7]		Daryatmo (1978-1982)
			Hardjantho Soemodisastro	28 January 1982	1 October 1982
10			Amir Murtono	1 October 1982	1 October 1987	Golkar			Amirmachmud
			Kharis Suhud	1 October 1982	1 October 1987	Military
			Nuddin Lubis	1 October 1982	1 October 1987	PPP
			Hardjantho Sumodisastro	1 October 1982	1 October 1987	PDI
11			Sukardi	1 October 1987	1 October 1992	Golkar			Kharis Suhud
			Syaiful Sulun	1 October 1987	1 October 1992	Military
			Jailani Naro	1 October 1987	1 October 1992	PPP
			Suryadi	1 October 1987	1 October 1992	PDI
12			John Ario Katili	1 October 1992	1 October 1997	Golkar			Wahono
			Soetedjo	1 October 1992	1 October 1997	Military
			Ismail Hasan Metareum	1 October 1992	1 October 1997	PPP
			Suryadi	1 October 1992	1 October 1997	PDI
13			Abdul Gafur	1 October 1997	1 October 1999	Golkar	[8]		Harmoko
			Syarwan Hamid	1 October 1997	23 May 1998	Military	[note 1] [9]
			Hari Sabarno	23 May 1998	1 October 1999		[8]
			Ismail Hasan Metareum	1 October 1997	1 October 1999	PPP	[8]
			Fatimah Achmad	1 October 1997	1 October 1999	PDI	[8]
14			Soetardjo Soerjogoeritno	6 October 1999	1 October 2004	PDI-P			Akbar Tandjung
			Khofifah Indar Parawansa	6 October 1999	28 October 1999	PKB	Sworn in as State Minister for Female Empowerment by President Abdurrahman Wahid on 28 October 1999
			Muhaimin Iskandar	28 October 1999	1 October 2004
			Hamzah Haz	6 October 1999	28 October 1999	PPP	Sworn in as Coordinating Minister for Prosperity and Poverty Alleviation by President Abdurrahman Wahid on 28 October 1999.[10]
			Tosari Widjaja	6 December 1999	1 October 2004		[11][12]
			Andi Mappetahang Fatwa	6 October 1999	1 October 2004	PAN
15			Soetardjo Soerjogoeritno	1 October 2004	1 October 2009	PDI-P			Agung Laksono
			Muhaimin Iskandar	1 October 2004	1 October 2009	PKB
			Zaenal Ma’arif	1 October 2004	9 January 2007	PBR	Removed from office following a polygamy scandal[13]
16			Priyo Budi Santoso	1 October 2009	1 October 2014	Golkar			Marzuki Alie
			Pramono Anung	1 October 2009	1 October 2014	PDI-P
			Anis Matta	1 October 2009	1 February 2013	PKS	Resigned after being elected as president of PKS[14]
			Sohibul Iman	1 February 2013	1 October 2014
			Marwoto Mintohardjono	1 October 2009	3 January 2010	PAN	Died in office[15]
			Taufik Kurniawan	2 March 2010	1 October 2014		Taufik Kurniawan was sworn in on 2 March 2010, replacing Marwoto Mintohardjono who died in office.[16]
17			Fadli Zon	2 October 2014	1 October 2019	Gerindra			Setya Novanto (2014–2015; 2016–2017) Ade Komarudin (2016) Bambang Soesatyo (2018–2019)
			Agus Hermanto	2 October 2014	1 October 2019	Democratic Party
			Taufik Kurniawan	2 October 2014	1 October 2019	PAN
			Fahri Hamzah	2 October 2014	1 October 2019	PKS
			Utut Adianto	20 March 2018	1 October 2019	PDI-P	Appointed following a revision on the law for legislative bodies (RUU MD3)[17]
18			Azis Syamsuddin	1 October 2019	25 September 2021	Golkar	[18][19]		Puan Maharani
			Lodewijk Freidrich Paulus	30 September 2021	1 October 2024		[20]
			Sufmi Dasco Ahmad	1 October 2019	1 October 2024	Gerindra	[18]
			Rachmad Gobel	1 October 2019	1 October 2024	Nasdem	[18]
			Muhaimin Iskandar	1 October 2019	1 October 2024	PKB	[18]
19			Sufmi Dasco Ahmad	1 October 2024	Incumbent	Gerindra	[21]
			Adies Kadir	1 October 2024	Incumbent	Golkar	[21]
			Saan Mustopa	1 October 2024	Incumbent	Nasdem	[21]
			Cucun Ahmad Syamsurijal	1 October 2024	Incumbent	PKB	[21]

See also

• House of Representatives
• List of speakers of the People's Representative Council
• List of speakers of the People's Consultative Assembly
• List of speakers of the Regional Representative Council of Indonesia

Notes

1. Appointed as Minister of Home Affairs by President B. J. Habibie on 23 May 1998.

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