The 2nd Nunavut Legislature lasted from 2004 to 2008. The government of premier Paul Okalik was sustained for a second term after the members of the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut re-elected him as premier.
The legislature began after the second general election on February 16, 2004 when 19 members were returned with 6 of those being incumbents.
Membership in the 2nd assembly Members elected in the 2nd general election MemberRidingFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsSteve MapsalakAkulliq20041st termLouis TapardjukAmittuq20041st termDavid AlagalakArviat20041st termDavid SimailakBaker Lake20041st termKeith PetersonCambridge Bay20041st termPeter KattukHudson Bay19992nd termHunter TootooIqaluit Centre19992nd termEd PiccoIqaluit East19953rd termPaul OkalikIqaluit West19992nd termJoe EvyagotailakKugluktuk20041st termPatterk NetserNanulik20032nd termLeona AglukkaqNattilik20041st termPeter KilabukPangnirtung19992nd termLevi BarnabasQuttiktuq1995, 20043rd term*Tagak CurleyRankin Inlet North1979, 20043rd term*Levinia BrownRankin Inlet South/Whale Cove20041st termOlayuk AkesukSouth Baffin19992nd termJobie NutarakTununiq19992nd termJames Arvaluk (2006)1991, 1999, 20063rd term*James ArreakUqqummiut1979, 20042nd term*
Membership changes DateMemberRidingReasonFebruary 16, 2004See list of membersElection day of the 2nd Nunavut general electionApril 22, 2006Jobie NutarakTununiqDied in a snowmobile accidentOctober 17, 2006James ArvalukTununiqElected in a by-electionAugust 20, 2008Joe EvyagotailakKugluktukVacated seat to run for the position of President in the Kitikmeot Inuit AssociationOctober 10, 2008Leona AglukkaqNattilikVacated seat to run in the 2008 Canadian federal election
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External links Legislative Assembly of Nunavut official website