People's Action Party

People's Action Party Parti d'action populaire
Abbreviation	PAP
Leader	Marc-Antoine Vernier
Founded	11 June 1985
Preceded by	National Constitutional Party
Ideology	Conservatism Economic liberalism
Political position	Centre-right
Colors	Blue   Yellow
Seats	0 / 15
Website
www.pap.sb
Political parties

The People's Action Party (Principean: Parti d'action populaire, PAP) is a green conservative political party in Saint-Baptiste. A splinter of the moderate right-wing of the Baptistois Liberal Party, the PAP was founded by supporters of Léopold Poullain dissatisfied with the leadership of Robert Ménard as leader of the Liberal Party. The party combines socially conservative and economic liberal policies with a strong focus on green politics and environmental sustainability, and identifies itself with the Baptistois moderate right. As of 2021, the party holds two seats in the Chamber of Deputies, that of leader Léopold Poullain and former Minister of Labour, Education, and Environment Julia Cochet.

Leadership

• Léopold Poullain (2021-Present)