doctors, 2 Public Health Graduates, 85 paramedics, and 9 paramedic assistants. Religion In 2003, the Wakatobi Regency had 112 Mosques and 22 Mushollah. It had, however, no Churches, Hindu temples, nor Buddhist temples. This demonstrates that the Wakatobi people profess the Islamic religion. Government Terms of Duty 2011-2016 Wakatobi Regency is currently headed by Regent Ir. Hugua and Vice Regent H. Arhawi, S.E. Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) per Capita of 2003 The Gross Regional Domestic Product (GRDP) of Wakatobi regency is measured based on the prevailing prices in 2003 that amounted to Rp 179,774,04, - million, slightly higher than the GRD recorded in the previous year, amounting to Rp 160,473.67 - million. Based on the prevailing prices at the time, the per capita GRDP of Wakatobi Regency in 2002 was Rp 1,833,775.23 GRDP and increased to Rp 2,026,993.35 in 2003, or increasing by 10.54 percent. Local House of Representatives of Wakatobi Regency in 2004 The regional elections for seats in the Local House of Representative of Wakatobi Regency in 2004 resulted in the following seat distribution based on the electoral party and electoral district: Golkar (Functional Group Party) received the most seats, 4 seats; followed by PBB (Crescent Star Party), PPP (United Development Party), PAN (National Mandate Party), PNBK (Freedom Bull National Party), PBR (Reform Star Party) and PDIP (Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) which gained 2 seats, while Merdeka (Freedom) Party, PKB (National Awakening Party), Pancasila Patriot Party and PD (Democratic Party) had one seat each in the 20-seat parliament. Members of Local House of Representative of Wakatobi Regency for 2009-2014 Muhamad Ali, SP, M.Si (PDIP, Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) H. La India, S.Sos (PAN, National Mandate Party) H. Sairuddin La Aba (PNBKI, Indonesian People Bull National Party) Daryono Moane, S.Sos (PDIP, Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) Laode Mas’udin (PDIP, Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) Supardi (PDIP, Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) H. La Ode Arifudin, S.Sos (PDIP, Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle) Haliadi Habirun (PAN, National Mandate Party) H. Sunaidi (PAN, National Mandate Party) Hasnun, S.Sos (PNBKI, Indonesian People Bull National Party) Muhammad Shawwal, S.T. (PNBKI, Indonesian People Bull National Party) Drs. H. Syafruddin (Golkar, Functional Group Party) Dra.H. Safia Wualo (Golkar, Functional Group Party) Sutomo Hadi, S.Sos (PBR, Reform Star Party) Zakaria, SH., M.H. (PBR, Reform Star Party) La Moane Sabara, S.Sos. (PD, Democratic Party) Subarudin Bau, S.Pd., M.Si. (PD, Democratic Party) Musdin, S. Pd.,