Chris Bishop: Attorney-General; Minister of Housing, New Zealand
Chris Bishop is Attorney-General; Minister of Housing in the government of New Zealand, according to Office of the Prime Minister / Beehive (NZ Government).
Posts held
- Attorney-General; Minister of Housing, New Zealand. Part of level 6: National government.
Source: Ministerial List for Announcement (to take effect 7 April 2026), list dated 7 April 2026, read 2 November 2026 (saved copy).
Where Chris Bishop sits in the ladder of power
As attorney-general; minister of housing, Chris Bishop works at level 6: National government, above the regions, states and councils of New Zealand (regions, cities).
Above that, New Zealand is a member of:
- United Nations (General Assembly and Security Council) level 8
- International Monetary Fund level 9
- World Bank Group level 9
Who else holds power in New Zealand
- King Charles III King, New Zealand
- Christopher Luxon Prime Minister of New Zealand, New Zealand
- Winston Peters Minister for Foreign Affairs, Minister for Racing, and Minister for Rail of New Zealand, New Zealand
Where these facts come from
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