Ardern cabinet
The Ardern cabinet has governed New Zealand since October 26, 2017. It is headed by Labor Party leader Jacinda Ardern as Prime Minister .
Government members
| Office | Official | Term of office | Political party | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Prime minister
Minister for Art, Culture and Heritage Minister for Child Poverty Minister for National Security and the Secret Services |
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Jacinda Ardern | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Deputy Prime Minister
Minister for Betting Regulations Minister for State Enterprises Minister for Disarmament and Arms Control (since February 27, 2018) |
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Winston Peters | since October 26, 2017 | NZ First |
| Minister of Agriculture |
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Damien O'Connor | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Attorney General |
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David Parker | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Construction |
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Jenny Salesa | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Broadcasting, Communication and Digital Media |
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Clare Curran | October 26, 2017 to September 7, 2018 | Labor |
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Kris Faafoi | since September 7, 2018 | Labor | |
| Minister for Civil Defense |
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Kris Faafoi | October 26, 2017 to June 27, 2019 | Labor |
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Peeni Henare | since June 27, 2019 | Labor | |
| Minister for Climate Change |
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James Shaw | since October 26, 2017 | Green |
| Minister for Trade and Consumer Protection |
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Kris Faafoi | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for the Community and the Voluntary Sector |
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Peeni Henare | October 26, 2017 to June 27, 2019 | Labor |
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Poto Williams | since June 27, 2019 | Labor | |
| Minister for Nature Conservation |
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Eugenie Sage | since October 26, 2017 | Green |
| Minister of the Penitentiary System |
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Kelvin Davis | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Customs |
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Meka Whaitiri | October 26, 2017 to September 20, 2018 | Labor |
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Kris Faafoi | September 20, 2018 to June 27, 2019 | Labor | |
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Jenny Salesa | since June 27, 2019 | Labor | |
| Defense Minister |
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Ron Mark | since October 26, 2017 | NZ First |
| Minister for Economic Development |
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David Parker | October 26, 2017 to June 27, 2019 | Labor |
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Phil Twyford | since June 27, 2019 | Labor | |
| Minister of Education |
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Chris Hipkins | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Environment Minister |
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David Parker | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Finance minister |
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Grant Robertson | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Fisheries |
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Stuart Nash | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister of Health |
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David Clark | October 26, 2017 to July 2, 2020 | Labor |
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Chris Hipkins | since July 2, 2020 | Labor | |
| Minister for Housing |
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Phil Twyford | October 26, 2017 to June 27, 2019 | Labor |
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Megan Woods | since June 27, 2019 | Labor | |
| Minister for Immigration |
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Iain Lees-Galloway | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Infrastructure |
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Shane Jones | since October 26, 2017 | NZ First |
| Interior Minister |
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Tracey Martin | since October 26, 2017 | NZ First |
| Minister of Justice |
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Andrew Little | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Relations with Parliament
Leader of the House |
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Chris Hipkins | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Pacific Peoples |
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William Sio | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Māori Development |
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Nanaia Mahuta | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for the Pike River |
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Andrew Little | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Police minister |
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Stuart Nash | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Science and Innovation |
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Megan Woods | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Social Development |
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Carmel Sepuloni | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Taxes |
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Stuart Nash | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister of State Services |
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Chris Hipkins | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister of Statistics |
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James Shaw | since October 26, 2017 | Green |
| Minister of transport |
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Phil Twyford | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Tourism |
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Kelvin Davis | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister of Commerce |
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David Parker | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Urban Development |
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Phil Twyford | since June 27, 2019 | Labor |
| Minister of Whānau Ora |
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Peeni Henare | since October 26, 2017 | Labor |
| Minister for Women |
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Julie Anne Genter | since October 26, 2017 | Green |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Jacinda Ardern's new government sworn in. October 26, 2017, accessed on July 19, 2020 .
- ↑ Ministers | Beehive.govt.nz. Retrieved July 20, 2020 .
- ↑ Derek Cheng Derek Cheng is a political reporter for the New Zealand Herald [email protected]: 'Unhelpful distraction': Health Minister David Clark resigns . In: NZ Herald . July 1, 2020, ISSN 1170-0777 ( nzherald.co.nz [accessed July 20, 2020]).
- ^ People in managed isolation have access to healthcare - Minister Chris Hipkins. July 13, 2020, accessed on July 20, 2020 (en-nz).