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The seat of the Curacao federal government (Netherlands Antilles) remains in Willemstad. Netherlands Antilles is made up of 5 islands (Curacao, Bonaire, Saint Martin, Saba and Saint Eustatius). Though each of the islands has control of some internal affairs, the main federal government is based upon Curacao. The Curacao government regulates the telecommunications, aviation, public health, cops affairs, post and education. Curacao has gotten a limited self-government on January 1, 1954 but the regional population didn't completely take part in the political advancement until the series of social motions in the late '60s. The political status of the Curacao federal government was later on discussed in the year 2000; discussing the relationship between the Netherlands and the islands of Netherlands Antilles. In a referendum held last April 8, 2005 on Curacao, together with the island of Saint Martin the residents elected a self-governing state within the Kingdom of Netherlands. On April 15 of that same year, the Island Council of the Island Territory of Curacao has actually formally approved the outcomes of the referendum and pointed out its position as an autonomous nation that has the very same status of Aruba. Although the Curacao federal government is not a member of the U.N. the Dutch government is in charge of its defense and foreign affairs. The Curacao government is based on a parliamentary democracy. The parliament is made up of council ministers and a prime minister. The governor general is selected by the Queen of Netherlands. The guv general is likewise the crown agent of the Netherlands Antilles. The Curacao government's chosen legislative authorities put together frequently to preside over the administration of government. Each of the Netherlands Antilles has its internal affairs ran by the island's council and executive council which are made up of chosen island council and a queen selected governor. The freshly chosen prime minister of the island is Emily Elhage-Jonge. The Curacao government has actually extended its infrastructure and modernized. The island has a large desalinization plant for its water and its oil refinery installation is still a major factor in the economy. The Curacao federal government's revenue is still depending on the remittances from Holland. The oil refinery is more than 90% of its total export profits. Offshore banking and tourist are also a major factor in their economy. With an annual 200 cruise liner calls and over 240,000 travelers, Curacao's tourist is quickly growing. Shipping and other activity connecting to the harbour of Willemstad also is a major factor of its economy.