Albanese rules out holding Australian republic referendum while he is prime minister | Australian politics

Although Anthony Albane accepted his personal desire for the President of the Australian President, he closed the door over the possibility of referendum to make Australia a republic when he was the prime minister.

Albania, after a meeting with King Charles in Balmoral, Scotland, during an interview with the ABC Insiders program on Sunday, he said that there would be only one referendum as the leader of the country.

“I think when I was a prime minister, I made it clear that I wanted to make a referendum and we did it,” he said.

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“We did this. And I think 1759026803 We focus on the cost of living and creating a real practical difference in people’s lives. “

The host was asked by David Speers that he thought it was strange to visit the King of Australia in Scotland, and he said that King Charles, who said, was completely aware that I supported Australian as a state of state ”.

The last Prime Minister, who visited the British ruler in Balmoral Castle, was Paul Keating in 1993. Queen told Elizabeth Australia should have its own president and its view should be a republic by the federation of the federation in 2001.

However, the 1999 Republican referendum under the prime minister of John Howard was inadequate than approved the change.

On Sunday, the Albanians confirmed that they did not discuss their plans to make Australia and a republic with the king.

Albanian has long been the advocate of a Republic of Australia for a long time, but gradually moved from the constitutional change.

In October 2023, after the sound referendum failed, Albania issued another referendum in the first period.

Im I made it clear that it was the only referendum I suggested during this period.

In July 2024, he scrapped the ministry portfolio for an Albanian Republic.

Albania, since the May elections, there will be no other referendum in this period, but until Friday, Ajar’i recently held against the possibility of voting, he said.

“Very clear, I have no plan to make a referendum during this period,” he said at a press conference in London.

“This is a matter for the people of Australia, but I respect Majesty,” he said.

The Republic of Australia called on the government to keep the government on the national agenda. Co -chairman Nathan Hansford, Australian president visited the President of the Australian state, “Balmoral should not fly,” he said.

“We urge the Prime Minister and all parliamentarians to keep this on the national agenda and lead to a referendum. Let the Australians continue to decide.”