bin Mohsin Bukshaisha Rumailah: Essa bin Arar Alromaihi Fareej Alnajada: Mohamed bin Yousef Abudelrahman Almana North Wakra: Mohamed bin Muftah Al-Muftah South Wakra: Yousef bin Ali Al-Khater Seliah: Ali bin Fetais Almarri Old Rayan: Mohamed bin Batti Al-Abdulla Khureitiat: Ali bin Shabib Al-Attiya Thaain: Nasser bin Metrif Issa Al-hemeidi Khour Thakhira: Ahmed bin Hamad Almohanadi Musheirib: Mohammed bin Eid Al-Kaabi Alghariya: Mubarak bin Mohamed Al-Kuwari Roues: Yousef bin Ahmed Al-Sada Aba Altholouf: Mohammed bin Omar Al-Mannai Ljamil: Nasser bin Hassan Alkubaisi Lghwadrieh: Nasser bin Mohd Al-Naimi Alnisranieh Lkhuraib: Sultan bin Hassan Aldosari Dukhan: Mubarak Bin Saif Al-Mansouri Al Kharsaah, Ummahat Sawi and Al Owaina: Ali bin Said Al-Khayareen Rawdat Rashid: Salem bin Rashid Al-Meraikhi Appointed members Yousef Ahmed Ali Omran Al Kuwari Saad Ahmed bin Mohammed Al-Ibrahim Al Muhannadi Badi Ali Mohammed Al-Badi Mohammed Fahad bin Mohammed Al-Muslim Muhammad Mahdi Ajyan Al-Ahbabi Sheikha Yousef Al-Jufairi (f) Ahmed Ibrahim Rashid Al-Maliki Saud Jassim Mohammed Al Buainain Saad Ahmed Abdullah Al-Misnad Muhammad Mansour Khalil Al Khalil Al-Shahwani Ahmed Sultan Muhammad Sabah Al-Asiri Abdullah Jaber Muhammad Libdeh Abdullah Nasser Turki Al-Subaie Umair Abdullah Khalid Aljabr Al-Nuaimi Chairmen History In 2006 it was announced that legislative elections would take place in 2007; according to a 1 April statement by then-First Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Hamad bin Jassim bin Jaber Al Thani, who later became Prime Minister of Qatar. That was postponed and an advisory committee was established to study the issue. The legislative council rescheduled the elections for June 2010. The election did not take place in 2010. In November 2011, the Emir announced that the election would take place in 2013, but they were postponed prior to the retiring Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani transferring power to his son Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. The Consultative Assembly's term was extended until 2016. In November 2017, Emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani appointed four women to the 45-member council, marking the first time women have taken part in the council. However, the elections were then postponed until 2019, with the prior term extended once again. In October 2019 the Emir issued an order for a committee to be formed to organise the elections, chaired by Prime Minister Khalid bin Khalifa bin Abdul Aziz Al Thani. In November 2020, the Emir pledged to hold the elections in October 2021. The 2021 Qatari general election was held on 2 October 2021. See also Politics