New Zealand–United Kingdom relations
{'<entity_0>': 'New Zealand–United Kingdom relations', '<entity_1>': 'United Kingdom', '<entity_2>': 'New Zealand'}
[['New Zealand–United Kingdom relations', 'country', 'New Zealand'], ['New Zealand–United Kingdom relations', 'country', 'United Kingdom']]
<entity_0> relations refers to bilateral relations between <entity_2> and the <entity_1>. In recent years there has been growing support for the idea of freedom of movement between the <entity_1>, Canada, Australia, and <entity_2>, with citizens being able to live and work in any of the four countries - similar to the Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement between Australia and <entity_2>. From the anglicisation of the Dutch appellation Nieuw Zeeland onward, historical ties with the <entity_1> have contributed substantially to <entity_2>'s toponymy. The British Nationality and <entity_2> Citizenship Act 1948 established the legal concept of <entity_2> citizenship; prior to this, all people born or naturalised in <entity_2> had the status of "British subject", just as those born or naturalised in the <entity_1>, or any of the other dominions. Up to about the 1960s, <entity_2> also had extremely close economic relations with the <entity_1>, especially considering the distance at which trade took place. As an example, in 1955, Britain took 65.3 percent of <entity_2>'s exports, and only during the following decades did this dominant position begin to decline when the <entity_1> joined the European Economic Community (now the European Union) in 1973, with the share of exports going to Britain having fallen to only 6.2 percent in 2000. According to the <entity_2> Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, recent annual <entity_2> exports to the <entity_1> have accounted for at least NZ$1.76 billion worth of trade, and over NZ$1 billion in the opposite direction. The London <entity_2> Cricket Club is a popular cricket team which plays in the <entity_1>. <entity_2> has maintained a resident Head of Mission in the <entity_1> since 1871. The current High Commissioner from <entity_2> to the <entity_1> is Sir Jerry Mateparae. The current High Commissioner from the <entity_1> to <entity_2> is Laura Clarke. The governor-general of <entity_2> fulfilled the role of the High Commissioner from the <entity_1> to <entity_2> from its inception until 1939. During 2009, at least 10 such official visits took place from <entity_2> to the <entity_1> and at least 8 from the <entity_1> to <entity_2>. Media related to Relations of <entity_2> and the <entity_1> at Wikimedia Commons.
['bilateral relation']