Right-wing Liberals rule out Ley challenge as Andrew Hastie prepares manifesto on party vision

However, Hastie refused to reiterate the reason for quitting on Saturday, but also what the party would change about its current position to interrupt the net overseas migration.

Hastie told journalists, “I was the senior leadership of the portfolio – it is a fundamental responsibility of immigrant household chores – and therefore I thought it was time to leave when it was announced that I had no leadership in this role.

“Quite simple, kids, so I come to the fore. There is no difficulty for Sussan. I support Sussan. I tried to do this in good faith and here we are.

A source who saw the letter but does not want to share with this masthead, said Ley wrote that Paul Scarr, a immigrant spokesman who is much more immigrants than Hastie, would “lead” the coalition’s policy.

Some MPs interpreted this by Ley as standard language to clarify the role of Scarr. Hastie and their allies believe that they undermine the former interior spokesperson, a senior portfolio.

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A deputy who supported Hastie told this Masthead to the details of the letter dispute should not be considered too much. MP, the allegation and counter -lawsuit about the problem of immigration policy control, Hastie’nin weeks ago to make a move to make a move is only a suitable ramp, he said.

Believing that the center-health politics is at a point of bending, Hastie said on Saturday that his decision was due to the desire to spend more time with three, seven and nine children.

“Every seat in this country can be won. If you find a good platform, you will build a big tent and develop a vision for this country,” he said.

“I think the center right as a movement is broken, we see that the One Nation is significantly increased significantly, and I think one of the things we need to do as a liberal party recreates this natural selection zone”.

Opposition Frontbencher James Paterson took a step to temporarily fill the role of Hastie’s close friend, Hastie’s Spokesman. He said that Hastie had resigned by resigning and that Ley had sent her weight to her leader and colleagues by sending a solid message to her colleagues.

“After the biggest defeat in the history of the liberal party … It is not surprising that it is a period of discussion and internal.” But this cannot continue forever.

“If we still do this in one or two years, when we come to the back of the term, I think we will have this political damage. Until then, we will have to show unity, focus and discipline.”

Hastie has released a series of social media posts leaving Ley from Ley on Politics on Politics last month. Before he resigned, he continued his speeches about the call for “extraordinary limited” to avoid the fact that he would not include Ley and probably not to include his allies in what seems to be a blow. He again decided to the Liberal Party among the speculation about the creation of a new party.

“If you serve in the parliament, you should do this with conviction and honesty and I want to talk about migration… This is the beauty of being a Backbench member,” he said.

Hastie told Ley that she did not want the role of the Interior at the beginning of the period and preferred an economic portfolio or health or education. However, the works of the Interior are revealed, and the possible successors include James McGrath, Julian Leeser and Jonno Duniam.

Ley is also thinking of bringing back the old Frontbencher Jane Hume.

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