provinces of New Caledonia (as institutions of self‑government)

Target entity: provinces of New Caledonia (as institutions of self‑government)
Context triple: [Organic Law on New Caledonia (1999), createsInstitution, provinces of New Caledonia (as institutions of self‑government)]

• A. Government of New Caledonia
  The Government of New Caledonia is the executive authority of this French special collectivity in the South Pacific, responsible for local governance, public policy, and administration.
• B. Politics of New Caledonia
  Politics of New Caledonia encompasses the institutions, parties, and debates that shape the governance and autonomy of this French overseas territory in the South Pacific, particularly around its status and relationship with France.
• C. Organic Law on New Caledonia (1999)
  The Organic Law on New Caledonia (1999) is a French constitutional statute that implements the Nouméa Accord by defining New Caledonia’s institutions, powers, and path toward possible increased autonomy or independence.
• D. Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia
  The Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia was the former legislative body of the French overseas territory of New Caledonia, responsible for local governance before being succeeded by the Congress of New Caledonia.
• E. provincial governments of Papua New Guinea
  The provincial governments of Papua New Guinea are subnational administrative authorities responsible for governing the country’s provinces and implementing national policies and development goals at the local level.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: provinces of New Caledonia (as institutions of self‑government)
Target entity description: The provinces of New Caledonia, as institutions of self-government, are subnational territorial entities with elected assemblies and significant political and administrative autonomy within the French overseas territory.

• A. Government of New Caledonia
  The Government of New Caledonia is the executive authority of this French special collectivity in the South Pacific, responsible for local governance, public policy, and administration.
• B. Politics of New Caledonia
  Politics of New Caledonia encompasses the institutions, parties, and debates that shape the governance and autonomy of this French overseas territory in the South Pacific, particularly around its status and relationship with France.
• C. Organic Law on New Caledonia (1999)
  The Organic Law on New Caledonia (1999) is a French constitutional statute that implements the Nouméa Accord by defining New Caledonia’s institutions, powers, and path toward possible increased autonomy or independence.
• D. Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia
  The Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia was the former legislative body of the French overseas territory of New Caledonia, responsible for local governance before being succeeded by the Congress of New Caledonia.
• E. provincial governments of Papua New Guinea
  The provincial governments of Papua New Guinea are subnational administrative authorities responsible for governing the country’s provinces and implementing national policies and development goals at the local level.
• F. None of above. chosen