Parliament after the election

What percentage of the vote did each party win?

National: 48.06%, 61 seats

Labour: 24.69%, 32 seats

 Green:                                                 10.02%, 13 seats
 NZ First:                                              8.85%,   11 seats

Māori Party		1.29%,    2 seats
ACT New Zealand		0.69%,    1 seat
United Future		0.22%,    1 seat
Conservative		4.12%,    0 seats
Internet MANA		1.26%,    0 seats
Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party		0.41%,    0 seats
Ban1080		0.21%,    0 seats
Democrats for Social Credit		0.08%,    0 seats
The Civilian Party		0.04%,    0 seats
NZ Independent Coalition		0.04%,    0 seats
Focus New Zealand		0.03%,    0 seats

How will parliament look? (How many seats will each party have?)

Who is the Tauranga MP and which party is he from?

Simon Bridges and he is from National.

Who came 2nd and 3rd for Tauranga?

2. Clayton Mitchell.

3. Rachel Jones.

Who is the BOP MP and which party is he from?

Todd Muller and he is from National.

What regional seat does the Prime Minister hold?

Helensville.

How many people voted?

2,112,522 people.

List all of the ministerial portfolios:

• ACC
• Arts, Culture and Heritage
• Attorney-General
• Broadcasting
• Budget 2012
• Budget 2013
• Budget 2014
• Building and Construction
• Canterbury Earthquake Recovery
• Civil Defence
• Climate Change Issues
• Commerce
• Communications and Information Technology
• Community and Voluntary Sector
• Conservation
• Consumer Affairs
• Corrections
• Courts
• Customs
• Defence
• Deputy Leader of the House
• Deputy Prime Minister
• Disability Issues
• Earthquake Commission
• Economic Development
• Education
• Energy and Resources
• Environment
• Ethnic Affairs
• Finance
• Food Safety
• Foreign Affairs
• GCSB
• Health
• Housing
• Immigration
• Internal Affairs
• International Climate Change Negotiations
• Justice
• Labour
• Land Information
• Leader of the House
• Local Government
• Māori Affairs
• Ministerial Services
• NZ Security Service
• Pacific Island Affairs
• Police
• Primary Industries
• Prime Minister
• Racing
• Regulatory Reform
• Revenue
• Science and Innovation
• Senior Citizens
• Small Business
• Social Development
• Sport and Recreation
• State Owned Enterprises
• State Services
• Statistics
• Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment
• Tourism
• Trade
• Transport
• Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations
• Veterans’ Affairs
• Whānau Ora
• Women’s Affairs
• Youth Affairs

Who is the current Minister for Education?

Hekia Parata.

What portfolio does John Key hold?

Budget 2014.

Name 1 change we will now expect to see in NZ in the next 3 years in

Education - Raising achievement in schools.

Health - Citizens of the Bay of Plenty are going to be able to get cancer treatment closer to home.

Environment - Govt funding for Northland, Auckland, Waikato freshwater project.

Policing - Minister announces Child Protection Offender Register.

Tourism - Fund opens to enhance our Great Rides.

Sport - New safeguards to prevent match-fixing.