US Edition'Poo Midas': Seymour's Swipe at Hipkins as He Steps Into Deputy Role
- David Seymour was sworn in as New Zealand's deputy prime minister on May 31, 2025, at Auckland's Government House, replacing Winston Peters.
- This transition followed a deal made during the formation of the three-party coalition government in 2023, marking the term's halfway point.
- David Seymour, who heads the ACT New Zealand party known for its libertarian stance, will continue serving as the minister responsible for regulation and as associate minister of health while advocating for policies that promote free-market principles.
- Seymour expressed his commitment to performing his duties effectively while preserving his ability to speak candidly, challenging the notion that he should soften his tone.
- With fewer official duties, Winston Peters will dedicate more of his time to advancing NZ First’s election efforts, indicating his aim for a steady government throughout the full parliamentary term.
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humenglish.comNew Zealand swears in new deputy prime minister
SYDNEY - David Seymour, leader of the libertarian ACT New Zealand party, was sworn in as deputy prime minister on Saturday, taking the role from Winston Peters in a deal struck when the three-party coalition government was formed in 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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