Current parliament of new zealand

The current Parliament of New Zealand is the 53rd Parliament, which was elected in the 2020 general election. The Parliament consists of:

• The House of Representatives: 120 members, known as Members of Parliament (MPs), who are elected by proportional representation using the mixed-member proportional (MMP) system.
• The Executive Council: The Prime Minister and other ministers who are responsible for the administration of the government.

Here is the current composition of the House of Representatives:

Government:

• Prime Minister: Jacinda Ardern (Labour Party)
• Deputy Prime Minister: Grant Robertson (Labour Party)
• Minister of Finance: Grant Robertson (Labour Party)
• Minister of Health: Andrew Little (Labour Party)
• Minister of Education: Chris Hipkins (Labour Party)
• Minister of Foreign Affairs: Nanaia Mahuta (Labour Party)

Opposition:

• Leader of the Opposition: Judith Collins (National Party)
• Deputy Leader of the Opposition: Gerry Brownlee (National Party)
• Shadow Minister of Finance: Paul Goldsmith (National Party)
• Shadow Minister of Health: Shane Reti (National Party)
• Shadow Minister of Education: Nikki Kaye (National Party)
• Shadow Minister of Foreign Affairs: Chester Borrows (National Party)

Other parties:

• ACT New Zealand: 10 MPs
• Green Party: 8 MPs
• New Zealand First: 7 MPs
• Māori Party: 2 MPs
• Te Tai Tonga: 1 MP (a Māori electorate seat)

Independent MPs:

• 2 MPs (not affiliated with any party)

Note: The composition of the Parliament may change due to by-elections, resignations, or changes in party affiliations.