1984 New Zealand constitutional crisis

Target entity: 1984 New Zealand constitutional crisis
Context triple: [Fourth Labour Government of New Zealand, significantEvent, 1984 New Zealand constitutional crisis]

• A. Fourth Labour Government of New Zealand
  The Fourth Labour Government of New Zealand was the reformist centre-left administration of the 1980s that radically transformed the country’s economy and social policy through market liberalisation and progressive legislation.
• B. Third Labour Government of New Zealand
  The Third Labour Government of New Zealand was the administration led by Prime Minister Norman Kirk (and later Bill Rowling) in the early 1970s, noted for its progressive social reforms, independent foreign policy stance, and opposition to nuclear testing in the Pacific.
• C. Second Labour Government of New Zealand
  The Second Labour Government of New Zealand was the mid-20th-century administration led by the Labour Party that governed from 1957 to 1960 under Prime Minister Walter Nash.
• D. First Labour Government of New Zealand
  The First Labour Government of New Zealand was the pioneering centre-left administration (1935–1949) that introduced extensive social welfare reforms and helped shape the country’s modern welfare state.
• E. 1992 New Zealand electoral reform referendum
  The 1992 New Zealand electoral reform referendum was a nationwide vote in which New Zealanders overwhelmingly signaled their desire to replace the traditional first-past-the-post voting system, paving the way for the adoption of Mixed-Member Proportional representation.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1984 New Zealand constitutional crisis
Target entity description: The 1984 New Zealand constitutional crisis was a political and constitutional standoff over economic policy and the transfer of power between outgoing Prime Minister Robert Muldoon and the incoming Labour government, which exposed serious weaknesses in the country’s constitutional conventions.

• A. Fourth Labour Government of New Zealand
  The Fourth Labour Government of New Zealand was the reformist centre-left administration of the 1980s that radically transformed the country’s economy and social policy through market liberalisation and progressive legislation.
• B. Third Labour Government of New Zealand
  The Third Labour Government of New Zealand was the administration led by Prime Minister Norman Kirk (and later Bill Rowling) in the early 1970s, noted for its progressive social reforms, independent foreign policy stance, and opposition to nuclear testing in the Pacific.
• C. Second Labour Government of New Zealand
  The Second Labour Government of New Zealand was the mid-20th-century administration led by the Labour Party that governed from 1957 to 1960 under Prime Minister Walter Nash.
• D. First Labour Government of New Zealand
  The First Labour Government of New Zealand was the pioneering centre-left administration (1935–1949) that introduced extensive social welfare reforms and helped shape the country’s modern welfare state.
• E. 1992 New Zealand electoral reform referendum
  The 1992 New Zealand electoral reform referendum was a nationwide vote in which New Zealanders overwhelmingly signaled their desire to replace the traditional first-past-the-post voting system, paving the way for the adoption of Mixed-Member Proportional representation.
• F. None of above. chosen