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|headquarters = [[Osfjord]], [[Norgsveldet]]
|ideology = Conservatism<br/>Neoconservatism<br/>Conservative-liberalism<br/>
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The '''National Centre Party''' (Norgsveltian: Nasjonale Senterpartiet) frequently abbreviated to '''NCP''' is considered a
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National Centre Party Nasjonale Senterpartiet | |
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| Leader | John W. Vultz |
| Founded | 10th April 1851 |
| Preceded by | None |
| Headquarters | Osfjord, Norgsveldet |
| Ideology | Conservatism Neoconservatism Conservative-liberalism Liberal-conservatism |
| Political position | Centre-right politics |
| International affiliation | None |
| Colors | Purple |
The National Centre Party (Norgsveltian: Nasjonale Senterpartiet) frequently abbreviated to NCP is considered a Centre to Centre right party in Norgsveldet. It is the currently largest party and the main opposition party of Norgsveldet under the leadership of John W. Vultz. It is the oldest party in Norgsveldet, the party advocate for economic liberalism, tax cuts, increased military spending and cuts on social spending. The party despite being the largest in Norgsveldet had lost massive support after the Norgsveltian constitutional crisis of 2022.