Mark Brown (Cook Islands)

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Mark Brown
Brown in 2023
12th Prime Minister of the Cook Islands
Incumbent
Assumed office 1 October 2020

v t e Prime ministers of the Cook Islands
Leader of Government Business	Dick Charles Brown (1963–65)
Premier	Albert Henry (1965–78) Thomas Davis (1978–81)
Prime Minister	Thomas Davis (1981–83) Geoffrey Henry (1983) Thomas Davis (1983–87) Pupuke Robati (1987–89) Geoffrey Henry (1989–99) Joe Williams (1999) Terepai Maoate (1999–2002) Robert Woonton (2002–04) Jim Marurai (2004–10) Henry Puna (2010–20) Mark Brown (2020–)