The New Zealand National Party is one of the major political parties in New Zealand. Founded in 1936, it is generally considered center-right and promotes free-market policies, individualism, and limited government intervention in the economy. The party traditionally supports business interests and aims to foster economic growth and job creation. The National Party has been a significant player in New Zealand's political landscape, often alternating in power with the New Zealand Labour Party. It has produced several Prime Ministers, including John Key and Bill English, and focuses on issues such as healthcare, education, and law and order.