New Zealand, March 30 (TNS): New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern has said that she believes there is a likelihood of her country becoming a republic in her lifetime.
New Zealand’s prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, has said she expects her country could become a republic within her lifetime. In an interview with she said there was great fondness for the members of the royal family whenever they visited New Zealand.
Although she could not remember the last time a voter had asked her about the country becoming a republic and admitted it was not a priority for her administration, Arden said New Zealand would eventually transition away from the monarchy. Jacinda Arden on life as a leader, Trump and selfies in the lingerie department. When I have been asked for an opinion, I think within my lifetime I think it is a likelihood we will transition. It is not something this government is prioritizing at all though.
The most important thing for New Zealand is we have a very special arrangement and relationship via our treaty of Waitangi, and the relationship between Maori and the crown, so before any conversation like that occurs, that is something that will needed to be resolved within New Zealand. Ardern also revealed how she was faring as the new leader of her country and how her life had changed since she became prime minister.
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She said she had been given words of advice from Barack Obama who visited New Zealand for the first time last week. The former US president encouraged her to accept that she was doing her best, and a certain level of guilt came with the territory of running a country. I ask him how he dealt with guilt, sayid Ardern, who is expecting her first child in June and spoke to Obama about how he juggled leadership and family life…….The Guardian
