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David Seymour
ACT
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David Seymour

Minister for Regulation, Associate Minister of Finance, Associate Minister of Education, Deputy Prime Minister (rotation arrangement), Leader of the ACT Party

ACT New Zealand
Epsom
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Party

ACT New Zealand

Electorate

Epsom

Profile source

Knowledge base MP profile

Recorded role topics

Finance and Budget

Policy Watch Summary

Minister for Regulation — regulatory quality oversight of Retirement Villages Act reform. Leader of ACT Party — ACT's deregulation agenda affects aged care providers and retirement village compliance costs. Associate Minister of Finance.

Wikipedia Background

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Fetched 2026-06-12

David Breen Seymour is a New Zealand politician who has served as the 21st deputy prime minister of New Zealand since 2025 and as the 1st minister for regulation since 2023. A member of the ACT Party, he has served as its leader and Member of Parliament (MP) for Epsom since 2014.

David Breen Seymour is a New Zealand politician who has served as the 21st deputy prime minister of New Zealand since 2025 and as the 1st minister for regulation since 2023.
A member of the ACT Party, he has served as its leader and Member of Parliament (MP) for Epsom since 2014.

Role Breakdown

Minister for Regulation
Associate Minister of Finance
Associate Minister of Education
Deputy Prime Minister (rotation arrangement)
Leader of the ACT Party

Topics in Recorded Responsibilities

Finance and Budget

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Recorded Positions

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