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The Government of Gibraltar is elected for a term of four years. The [[unicameral]] [[Gibraltar House of Assembly|House of Assembly]] consists of fifteen elected members, eight Government members, seven opposition members and two ex-officio members appointed by the Governor, the Financial Development Secretary and the Attorney-General. The speaker is nominated by the Government.

The head of Government is the [[Chief Minister of Gibraltar|Chief Minister]], currently [[Peter Caruana]]. There are three political parties currently represented in the House of Assembly: [[Gibraltar Social Democrats]]; [[Gibraltar Socialist Labour Party]]; and [[Gibraltar Liberal Party]].

[[New Gibraltar Democracy]] hasand the [[Progressive Democratic Party]] have been formed since the 2003 election.

The [[Reform Party (Gibraltar)|Reform Party]] and [[Gibraltar Labour Party]] having failed to achieve any popular support, ceased operating in [[2005]].