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• Social Democratic Party "Harmony" (23)
• Who owns the state? (16)
• New Conservative Party (Latvia) (16)
• Development/For! (13)
• National Alliance (Latvia) (13)
• Union of Greens and Farmers (11)
• Unity (Latvian political party) (8)

Seimas
Structure
Seats	141
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Political groups	Government (65)   Farmers and Greens Union (54)   Social Democratic Labour (11) Supported by (7)   Order and Justice (7) Opposition (52)   Homeland Union (31)   Liberal Movement (13)   Social Democrats (8) Non-affiliated (17)   Electoral Action of Poles (8)   Mixed group (8)   Speaker of the Seimas (1)

Members

The table below show the members of the 13th Saeima based on the official results of the 2018 general election.

Overview

This table shows the number of MPs in each party:

Affiliation		Members
		At 2018 election
	Labour	46
	NZ First	9
	Green	8
	National	56
	ACT	1
Government total		N/A
Opposition total		N/A
Vacant		N/A
Total		100
Working Government majority		N/A

Members

Labour (46) Rank Name Electorate (list if blank) Term in office Portfolios & Responsibilities Ministers in Cabinet 1 Jacinda Ardern Mount Albert 2008–

• Prime Minister
• Leader of the Labour Party
• Minister of National Security and Intelligence
• Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage
• Minister for Child Poverty Reduction

2 Kelvin Davis Te Tai Tokerau 2008–11
2014–

• Deputy Leader of the Labour Party
• Minister of Corrections
• Minister of Crown-Māori Relations
• Minister of Tourism
• Associate Minister for Education

3 Andrew Little 2011–

• Minister of Justice
• Minister for Courts
• Minister Responsible for the GCSB
• Minister in Charge for the NZSIS
• Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations
• Minister Responsible for Pike River Re-entry

4 Grant Robertson Wellington Central 2008–

• Minister of Finance
• Minister for Sports and Recreation
• Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage

5 Phil Twyford Te Atatu 2008–

• Minister of Housing and Urban Development
• Minister of Transport

6 Megan Woods Wigram 2011–

• Minister of Energy and Resources
• Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration
• Ministry of Research, Science and Innovation
• Minister Responsible for the Earthquake Commission

7 Chris Hipkins Rimutaka 2008–

• Leader of the House
• Minister of Education
• Minister of State Services
• Minister Responsible for Ministerial Services

8 Carmel Sepuloni Kelston 2008–11
2014–

• Minister for Social Development
• Minister for Disability Issues
• Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage
• Associate Minister for Pacific Peoples

9 David Clark Dunedin North 2011–

• Minister of Health
• Associate Minister of Finance

10 David Parker 2002–

• Attorney-General
• Minister for Economic Development
• Minister for the Environment
• Minister for Trade and Export Growth
• Associate Minister of Finance

11 Nanaia Mahuta Hauraki-Waikato 1996–

• Minister for Māori Development
• Minister of Local Government
• Associate Minister for the Environment

12 Stuart Nash Napier 2008–2011
2014–

• Minister of Police
• Minister of Fisheries
• Minister of Revenue
• Minister for Small Business

13 Iain Lees-Galloway Palmerston North 2008–

• Minister of Immigration
• Minister for ACC
• Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety
• Deputy Leader of the House

14 Jenny Salesa Manukau East 2014–

• Minister for Building and Construction
• Minister for Ethnic Communities
• Associate Minister of Education
• Associate Minister of Health
• Associate Minister of Housing and Urban Development

15 Clare Curran Dunedin South 2008–

• Minister of Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media
• Minister for Government Digital Services
• Associate Minister for ACC
• Associate Minister of State Services

16 Damien O'Connor West Coast-Tasman 1993–2008
2009–

• Minister of Agriculture
• Minister for Biosecurity
• Minister for Food Safety
• Minister for Rural Communities
• Associate Minister of Trade and Export Growth

Ministers outside Cabinet 17 Meka Whaitiri Ikaroa-Rawhiti 2013–

• Minister of Customs
• Associate Minister of Agriculture
• Associate Minister for Crown Māori Relations
• Associate Minister of Local Government

18 William Sio Mangere 2008–

• Minister for Pacific Peoples
• Associate Minister for Courts
• Associate Minister of Justice

19 Kris Faafoi Mana 2010–

• Minister of Civil Defence
• Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
• Associate Minister of Immigration

20 Peeni Henare Tāmaki Makaurau 2014–

• Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector
• Minister for Whānau Ora
• Minister for Youth

21 Willie Jackson 1999–2002
2017–

• Minister of Employment
• Associate Minister for Māori Development

Parliamentary Under-Secretaries 22 Michael Wood Mount Roskill 2016–

• Under-Secretary to the Minister for Ethnic Communities

Members of Parliament 23 Adrian Rurawhe Te Tai Hauauru 2014–

• Caucus Secretary

New Zealand First (9) Rank Name Electorate (list if blank) Term in office Portfolios & Responsibilities Ministers in Cabinet 1 Winston Peters 1979–1981
1984–2008
2011– 2 Ron Mark 1996–2008
2014– 3 Tracey Martin 2011– 8 Shane Jones 2005–2014
2017– Parliamentary Under-Secretaries 4 Fletcher Tabuteau 2014– Members of Parliament 5 Darroch Ball 2014– 6 Clayton Mitchell 2014– 7 Mark Patterson 2017– 9 Jenny Marcroft 2017–

Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand (8) Rank Name Electorate (list if blank) Term in office Portfolios & Responsibilities Ministers outside Cabinet 1 James Shaw 2014– 3 Julie Anne Genter 2011– 4 Eugenie Sage 2011– Parliamentary Under-Secretaries 6 Jan Logie 2011– Members of Parliament 2 Marama Davidson 2015– 5 Gareth Hughes 2010– 7 Chlöe Swarbrick 2017– 8 Golriz Ghahraman 2017–

National (55) Rank Name Electorate (list if blank) Term in office Portfolios & Responsibilities 1 Simon Bridges Tauranga 2008– 2 Paula Bennett Upper Harbour 2005– 3 David Carter 1994– 4 Gerry Brownlee Ilam 1996– 5 Amy Adams Selwyn 2008– 6 Chris Finlayson 2005– 7 Michael Woodhouse 2008– 8 Anne Tolley East Coast 1999–2002
2005– 9 Nathan Guy Otaki 2005– 10 Nikki Kaye Auckland Central 2008– 11 Todd McClay Rotorua 2008– 12 Nick Smith Nelson 1990– 13 Judith Collins Papakura 2002– 14 Maggie Barry North Shore 2011– 15 Paul Goldsmith 2011– 16 Louise Upston Taupo 2008– 17 Alfred Ngaro 2011– 18 Mark Mitchell Rodney 2011– 19 Nicky Wagner 2005– 20 Jacqui Dean Waitaki 2005– 21 David Bennett Hamilton East 2005– 22 Tim Macindoe Hamilton West 2008– 23 Scott Simpson Coromandel 2011–