Find the full criteria and application instructions for the 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year Awards. Nominations should be sent to hq.sec@cpahq.org outlining how the candidate meets the nomination criteria by Friday 10 July 2026.
Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year Awards - Find out more
The Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year Awards aim to recognise and highlight inspirational and active Parliamentarians for excelling in their field.
The awards are open to nominees who are current Parliamentarians across the Commonwealth.* There are four award categories:
- Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year Award:
This award recognises an outstanding Parliamentarian who has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication and commitment to advancing parliamentary democracy and good governance across the Commonwealth. - Parliamentary Equality and Diversity Award:
This award honours a Parliamentarian who has shown significant leadership in promoting equality, diversity and inclusion within their legislature and broader community. - New Parliamentarian Award:
This award is presented to a Commonwealth Parliamentarian in their first term who has demonstrated an impressive record of achievement in their first years as a Parliamentarian and has promoted democracy and good governance within their jurisdiction - Parliamentarian Lifetime Achievement Award:
This award is given to a long-serving Parliamentarian who has made a lasting and significant contribution to parliamentary democracy, demonstrating sustained commitment, leadership and integrity over the course of their career.
*Parliamentarian Lifetime Achievement Award winners can be a former Commonwealth Parliamentarian if they ceased their final term up to one year before the nomination was submitted.
Nominations for the 2026 Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year Awards are now open!
The winners of the 2026 Awards will be announced at the 69th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference due to be held in Cape Town, South Africa in September 2026.
To nominate a Parliamentarian, email hq.sec@cpahq.org outlining how the candidate meets the nomination criteria, found below.
Parliamentarian of the Year 2026: Information Sheet
Hear from previous winners in episodes of our CPA Podcast 'Parliamentary Conversations in the Commonwealth'
Media mentions
- News Source Guyana: Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference honours Minister Gail Teixeira with Lifetime Achievement Award.
- News Room Guyana: ‘Nothing short of exceptional’ – President congratulates Minister Teixeira on prestigious Commonwealth award.
- BBC Jersey: Jersey deputy wins award at global conference.
- Isle of Man Today: MLC awarded parliamentarian award by CPA.
- Lusaka Times: Speaker Nelly Mutti Receives Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year 2023 Award.
- Ghana News Agency: Speaker of Zambian Parliament wins Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year 2023 Award.
- CPA Australia: Parliamentarian from New South Wales recognised at Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year 2024 Awards
- Parliament of Western Australia: Hon Kate Doust Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year 2022.
Previous winners
Commonwealth Parliamentarian of the Year Award:
- 2025: Hon. Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan, MPA, Provincial Assembly of Punjab
- 2024: Hon. Khurram Ijaz Chattha, MPA, Provincial Assembly of Punjab
- 2023: Hon. Nelly Mutti, MP, Speaker of the National Assembly of Zambia
- 2022: Hon. Kate Doust, MLC, Parliament of Western Australia
Parliamentary Equality and Diversity Award:
- 2025: Hon. Olivia Grange, MP, Parliament of Jamaica
- 2024: Hon. Alex Greenwich, MP, Parliament of New South Wales
- 2023: Hon. Ntombi Lentheng Mekgwe, MPL, Gauteng Provincial Legislature in South Africa
New Parliamentarian Award:
- 2025: Hon. James Evans, MS, Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament
- 2024: Deputy Raluca Kovacs, States Assembly in Jersey
- 2023: Hon. Tanya August-Hanson, MLC, Isle of Man Legislative Council
Parliamentarian Lifetime Achievement Award:
- 2025: Hon. Ted Arnott, former Speaker and MP, Ontario Legislature
- 2024: Hon. Gail Teixeira, MP, Parliament of Guyana
- 2023: Hon. Myrna Driedger, MLA, Former Speaker, Legislative Assembly of Manitoba