Members of the European Parliament from Malta
1st Term	(2004)
2nd Term	(2009)
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This is a list of Members of the European Parliament for Malta in the 2004 to 2009 session, ordered by name. See European Parliament Election, 2004 (Malta) for election results.

• John Attard Montalto, Labour Party (Party of European Socialists)
• Glenn Bedingfield, Labour Party (Party of European Socialists) He was co-opted in the European Parliament instead of Dr Joseph Muscat.
• Simon Busuttil, Nationalist Party (European People's Party)
• David Casa, Nationalist Party (European People's Party)
• Louis Grech, Labour Party (Party of European Socialists)
• Joseph Muscat, Labour Party (Party of European Socialists) has officially resigned from the European Parliament on 25 September 2008, soon after the same parliament approved his last assignment, a report proposing new regulations for the EU’s financial services sector. He stepped down as he is a Member of the Maltese Parliament and subsequently Leader of the Opposition.

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