MPs of New Zealand
Types of Government
Regional/Local or National
Parliament
Other Countries
100

Who is the current Prime Minister?

Christopher Luxon

100

This type of Government gives the people the right to vote.

Democracy.

100

Makes laws for the whole country.

National

100

What is the name of the building that holds parliament?

The Beehive.

100

Who is the President of the United States of America?

Donald Trump

200

How many MPs are in Government in 2025?

123

200

A form of government with a monarch at the head. That is a King/Queen

Monarchy

200

Members meet in council buildings.

Regional/Local

200

How many houses does NZ Parliament have?

One.

200

Which Australian Party is in power?

Labour Party.

300

Where do Government Parties Sit?

Speaker's right.

300

Type of government where one person has all the power and makes all the rules without asking others.

Dictatorship

300

Has Ministers in charge of different areas.

National

300

Who is the coalition government? Include all of them.

National, ACT, NZ First.

300

Name a country besides Australia that has had an election or will have an election in 2025

Canada, Romania, Ecuador, Trinidad and Tobago, Philippines, Portugal and Lebanon. 

400

How many Māori electorates are there?

7

400

A system of government where everyone shares things like jobs, land, and money equally so no one is richer or poorer than others.

Communism

400

Collects rates to get money.

Regional/Local

400

What voting system does New Zealand use to elect MPs?

Mixed Member Proportional (MMP).

400

What kind of government is the United States?

Constitutional Federal Republic. Will accept Republic.

500

Who was the first elected female Prime Minister of New Zealand?

Helen Clark

500

A system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god.

Theocracy

500

Members are elected every 3 years.

Both

500

What is the difference between a bill and an act?

A bill is a proposed law; it becomes an act once it’s passed by Parliament.

500

When voting in an election, sometimes there will be a vote on something other than the parties. This can be about a certain issue or law that will come to pass. For example whether in Australia the people voted for whether or not gay marriage should be legal. What is this called?

Referendum. 

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