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The '''Governor-General of Papua New Guinea''' is the [[Viceroy|viceregal]] representative of [[Elizabeth II|Queen Elizabeth II]], known in [[Tok Pisin]] as 'Missis Kwin', [[Papua New Guinea]]'s [[head of state]], performing the duties of the [[Monarchy of Papua New Guinea|Queen]] in her absence. The current [[Governor-General]] of Papua New Guinea is [[Michael Ogio]].
== Appointment ==
Unlike other [[Commonwealth realm]]s, the Governor-General of Papua New Guinea is nominated by the country's [[National Parliament of Papua New Guinea|Parliament]], rather than by its [[Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea|Prime Minister]], as is the convention almost everywhere else. The appointment is made by the Head of State of Papua New Guinea, Queen Elizabeth II, following a simple majority vote of the [[National Parliament of Papua New Guinea|National Parliament]]. For a second term, a two-thirds majority is required. No person may serve for more than two terms.
If the office of Governor-General becomes vacant, the [[Speaker (politics)|Speaker]] of the National Parliament becomes acting Governor-General until a new appointment is made.
== Dismissal ==
The Governor-General may be dismissed by either a decision of the [[National Executive Council of Papua New Guinea|National Executive Council]] or an absolute majority of the National Parliament. No Governor-General has been dismissed from office, although Sir [[Serei Eri]] resigned from office, due to his dismissal being instructed to the Queen by Prime Minister [[Rabbie Namaliu]].
== Governors-General of Papua New Guinea ==
Names in white indicate the Speaker acting as the Governor-General.
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|| 1|| Sir [[John Guise]] || 6 September 1975
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|| 2|| Sir [[Tore Lokoloko]] || 1 March 1977
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|| 3|| Sir [[Kingsford Dibela]] || 1 March 1983
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|| 4|| Sir [[Ignatius Kilage]] || 1 March 1989
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|| 5|| Sir [[Serei Eri]] || 27 February 1990
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|| || [[Dennis Young (Papua New Guinea politician)|Dennis Young]] || 4 October 1991
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|| 6|| Sir [[Wiwa Korowi]] || 18 November 1991
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|| 7|| Sir [[Silas Atopare]] || 20 November 1997
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|| || Sir [[William Skate]] || 21 November 2003
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|| || [[Jeffrey Nape]] || 28 May 2004
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|| 8 || Sir [[Paulias Matane]] || 29 June 2004
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|| || [[Jeffrey Nape]] || 13 December 2010
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|| 9 || [[Michael Ogio]] || 20 December 2010
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