Sussan Ley says she’s a ‘zealot’ on recruiting more women to Liberal party – but stops short of endorsing quotas | Sussan Ley

Sussan Ley declared a “Zealot özgün for the liberal ranks to get more women, but before the next election, he left support for quotas or other official mechanisms to increase gender equality.

The opposition leader, who promised a second investigation about the future of the party after the Workers’ Party wrapped on May 3, said that the National Press Club will be ruled by a working group under the chairmanship of Frontbencher Tehan to develop a new energy and emission policy and re -evaluation of the net zero up to 2050 commitments.

This week, Ley will unite the meetings of the Ministry of Shadow and the Liberal Party Chamber this week and allow MPs to publish complaints about the loss of election and contribute to a policy investigation directed by former Howard Government Minister Nick Minhin and former NSW State Deputy Pru Goward.

Queensland Liberal-Nationals Senator James McGrath is expected to conduct a second investigation of the future of the party, including the “existential issues ğı faced by the liberal movement, the state and the region and the decreasing membership.

Ley, the first woman to lead the liberal party and the first female opposition leader of Australia, said that she was personally agnostic about whether quotas were necessary to choose a more liberal woman, and insisted that the administration of the pre -election process was the responsibility of the state sections.

“Our party should bring more women to the fore in the seats that can be won for us to see more liberal women in federal parliament,” he said.

“Now, I am agnostic about certain methods for this to happen, but it is a zealotum in which it actually happens.

“The current approaches did not work clearly, so I am open to any future approach.”

Ley said he would personally work to hire more women, a part of the plan of a better reflection coalition of modern Australia.

“If some state sections choose quota application, it’s okay.

“If others don’t, it’s good. But what’s not good doesn’t have enough women.”

After applying the first quotas for female representation in the mid -1990s, the worker easily performed better than the Gender Representation Coalition in Parliament for decades. Coalition’s 2022 election loss should be taken into account the review of the proposed quotas, but the plan did not go anywhere under the former leader Peter Dutton.

The Lower Assembly is only 20% of the liberal deputies and the woman who is at the same level as the previous federal parliament. Labor was 50%.

Ley stopped supporting the net zero until the 2050 emission policies due to a push to throw plans of conservative coalition deputies. He said that there were “great advantages ından from the reducing carbon emissions and supported them from scratch in the past.

A new working group led by Shadow Energy and Emission Reduction Minister Tehhan, the leader and shadow Treasurer Ted O’Brien and the front banks Susan McDonald, Angie Bell, Alex Hawke, Dean Smith and Andrew Willcox.

Ley said that the policy parameters for the group require a stable energy network, an affordable and reliable power for household peoples and businesses, and any plan to promote a deduction in emissions.

Dutton refused to appeal to the press club for three years leading the opposition. There was a large liberal deputy in Canberra for his speech on Wednesday.

Labour’s August efficiency of the round table meeting was collected by the treasurer Jim Chalmers, after the plans to take into account the tax reform, Ley, GST, including GST would not support increases, he said.

Ley, as soon as he said that there is a situation to raise tax, my instinctive answer is ‘No’, ”he said.

“In terms of detail, we want to examine the offers that the government has brought forward… Right here, in the opposition, we need to take them into account.”