Who is the current prime minister of New Zealand?
Q: Who is the current prime minister of New Zealand?
A: The current prime minister of New Zealand is Jacinda Ardern of the Labour Party.
Q: What does the prime minister of New Zealand do?
A: The prime minister of New Zealand is the head of government and leads the party or coalition with the most support in Parliament.
Q: How long has Jacinda Ardern been prime minister?
A: Jacinda Ardern has been prime minister since 26 October 2017.
Q: Who appoints the prime minister in New Zealand?
A: The leader of the party or coalition with the most support in Parliament appoints the prime minister in New Zealand.
Q: What type of government does New Zealand have?
A: New Zealand has a parliamentary representative democratic monarchy, meaning that it is a constitutional monarchy where power is held by elected representatives who are accountable to citizens through free and fair elections.
Q: Does every citizen have a say in who becomes Prime Minister?
A: Every citizen does not directly have a say in who becomes Prime Minister, however they can influence this decision by voting for their preferred political party during elections.
