9th Parliament the party did not assume its relations with the PNG Party led by Belden Namah and was forced to consolidate its numbers with its political rivals including the National Alliance led by Michael Somare, the Peoples Progress Party led by former Prime Minister Sir Julius Chan and the People's Democratic Movement led by former Prime Minister Paias Wingti. The Opposition of the 9th Parliament is now led by Belden Namah and 11 MPs. PNC Pre-Election Part Officials and Executives Simon Korua (President), Garret Kising (Vice President), and Jonathan O'ata (Secretary General), were all elected in the PNC National Congress held in Goroka in late February 2012 and early April 2012, which was attended by many public participants and registered members numbering close to 5,000 people. The current Registrar of Political Parties, Dr Gelu, was present and accompanied by Dr David Kavanamur (Advisor and former Chairman of Government Task Force) among the many dignitaries that accompanied the Party Leader Peter O'Neill, who was then widely recognised as the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea. Core policies Under the leadership of Prime Minister Hon. Peter O’Neill has developed 5 core policies for the country. "These policies are not short term solutions, but long term strategies to deliver real outcomes and improve the communities of Papua New Guinea." The 5 core policies are the following, "Law & Order", "Infrastructure", "Healthcare", "Education" and "Our Economy." The party's economic policy is focused on attracting foreign investment. Election results National elections |- ! Election ! Total votes ! Share of vote ! Seats ! +/– ! Government |- ! 2002 | | | | 2 | |- ! 2007 | | | | 3 | |- ! 2012 | | | | 22 | |- ! 2017 | | | | 1 | |} References External links Official Facebook page Political parties in Papua New Guinea Main Political parties established in 1993