Which way will these MPs vote today?

HERE are the Government and Opposition MPs heading into today’s vote of no-confidence against Prime Minister Peter O’Neill in Parliament:

OPPOSITION 22
Triumph Heritage Empowerment Party
1. Don Polye (Opposition Leader, Kandep)
2. Loujaya Kouza (Lae)
3. Mark Maipakai (Kikori)
4. James Gau (Rai Coast)
5. Nixon Mangape (Lagaip-Porgera)
People’s Progress Party
1. Ben Micah (Kavieng)
2. Sir Julius Chan (New Ireland)
3. Byron Chan (Namatanai)
4. Ken Fairweather (Sumkar)
5. Titus Philemon (Milne Bay)
6. Johnson Tuke (Kainantu)
7. Timothy Masiu (South Bougainville)
New Generation Party
1. Bire Kimisopa (Goroka)
2. Dr William Tongamp (Jiwaka)
Pangu Pati
1. Samuel Basil (Bulolo)
2. William Samb (Goilala)
PNG Party
1. Belden Namah (Vanimo-Green)
2. Richard Mendani (Kerema)
National Party
1. Kerenga Kua (Sinasina-Yongomugl)
People’s Movement For Change
1. Gary Juffa (Northern)
Melanesia Liberal Party
1. Dr Allan Marat
Star Alliance
1. Mehrra Kipefa (Obura-Wonenara)

 
GOVERNMENT 80
People’s National Congress
1. Peter O’Neill (Prime Minister, Ialibu-Pangia)
2. Nick Kuman (Gumine)
3. Justin Tkatchenko (Moresby South)
4. Richard Maru (Yangoru-Saussia)
5. James Marape (Tari)
6. Paul Isikiel (Markham)
7. Ano Pala (Rigo)
8. Aide Ganasi (South Fly)
9. Jimmy Miringtoro (Central Bougainville)
10. Bob Dadae (Kabwum)
11. De Kewanu (Mendi)
12. Eremain Tobaining Jr (Kokopo)
13. Sasindran Muthuvel (West New Britain)
14. Lauta Atoi (North Bougainville)
15. Davis Steven (Esa’ala)
16. Kila Haoda (Central)
17. Labi Amaiu (Moresby North-east)
18. Havila kavo (Gulf)
19. Roy Biyama (Middle Fly)
20. Robert atiyafa (Henganofi)
21. Benny Allan (Unggai-Bena)
22. Ron Ganarafo (Daulo)
23. Mogerema Wei (Karimui-Nomane)
24. Koi Trape (Mul-Baiyer)
25. Robert gamin (Wabag)
26. Pesab Jeffery Komal (Nipa-Kutubu)
27. Nixon Duban (Madang)
28. Mao Zeming (Tewai-Siassi)
29. Charles Abel (Alotau)
30. Francis Awesa (Imbonggu)
31. John Pundari (Kompiam-Ambum)
32. Gisuwat Siniwin (Nawaeb)
33. Benjamin Philip (Menyamya)
34. Charlie Benjamin (Manus Regional)
35. Ezekiel Anisi (Ambunti-Drekikir)
36. Joseph Lelang (Kandrian-Gloucester)
37. Gordon Wesley (Samarai-Murua)
38. Michael Malabag (Moresby North West)
39. Solan Mirisim (telefomin)
40. Isaac Waigavara (Okapa)
41. Jeffrey Kuave (Lufa)
42. Noah Kool (Chimbu)
43. Wesley Nukunj (Dei)
44. Peter Ipatas (Enga)
45. William Powi (Southern Highlands)
46. Francis Potape (Komo-Margarima)
47. Francis Marus (Talasea)
48. Tommy Tomscoll (Middle Ramu)
49. Philip Undialu (Koroba-Lake Kopiago)
50. Theodore Zurenuoc (Finschhafen)
51. Tobias Kulang (Kundiawa-Gembogl)
52. Julie Soso (Eastern Highlands)
53. Leo Dion (East New Britain)
54. Delilah Gore (Sohe)
55. Douglas Tomuriesa (K-Goodenough)
56. David Arore (Ijivitari)
57. Noah Kool (Chimbu)
58. Komun Joe Koim (Anglimp-South Waghi)
59. Ati Wobiro (Western)
National Alliance
1. Patrick Pruaitch (Aitape-Lumi)
2. John Simon (Maprik)
3. John Hickey (Bogia)
4. Amkat Mai (West Sepik)
5. Werah Mori (Chuave)
6. Ross Seymour (Huon Gulf)
7. Jim Simatab (Wewak)
8. Joe Sungi (Nuku)
9. Malakai Tabar (Gazelle)
10. Salio Waipo (Angoram)
United Resources Party
1. William Duma (Hagen)
2. Jim Kas (Madang Regional)
3. Mai Dop (Jimi)
4. Joe Lera (Bougainville Regional)
5. Fabian Pok (North Waghi)
6. Anton Yagama (Usino-Bundi)
People’s Party
1. Sir Peter Ipatas (Enga)
People’s Democratic Movement
1. Paias Wingti (Western Highlands)
Our Development Party
1. Sir Puka Temu (Abau)
Social Democratic Party
1. Powes Parkop (National Capital District)
United Party
1. Rimbink Pato (Wapenamenda)