There are seven parliamentary parties in the 49th Parliament — ACT New Zealand, Green Party, Labour Party, Māori Party, National Party, Progressive, and United Future.
The New Zealand National Party (National Party) is the largest partner in the National-led Government. It has 58 members of Parliament in the House of which 41 represent electorates. National Party
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The New Zealand Labour Party (Labour Party) has 43 members of Parliament, led by Hon Phil Goff. The party is in opposition. Labour Party
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The Green Party of Aotearoa / New Zealand (Green Party) is an Opposition party. The Green Party has nine members of Parliament in the House all elected from the party list. Green Party
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ACT New Zealand has five members of Parliament, led by Hon Rodney Hide, Minister of Local Government. The party has a confidence and supply arrangement with the National-led government ACT New Zealand
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The Māori Party has five members of Parliament. It has a confidence and supply arrangement with the National-led government. Māori Party
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Jim Anderton’s Progressive (Progressive) has one member of Parliament. It is an opposition party. Progressive
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United Future New Zealand (United Future) has one member of Parliament. It has a confidence and supply agreement with the National-led government. United Future
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