Net Zero Is the Issue, Not Ley’s Leadership, Say Liberals
Conservative Liberals have dismissed rumors of a leadership challenge against Sussan Ley, emphasizing their priority is to heal the party’s ongoing divisions over climate policy.
Since the election, the party has been divided over its stance on climate commitments. Recently, internal conflict heightened regarding whether to uphold the goal of achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
In response, Liberal MPs are scheduled to return to Canberra next week to engage in discussions focused on bridging these splits.
"We are focused on ending a split over climate policy that has plagued our party since the election."
They aim to resolve the bitter disagreements that have challenged party unity following a week of intense debate.
Upcoming Meetings
- Series of meetings planned in Canberra
- Goal is to resolve divisions on climate strategy
- Focus remains on party cohesion and policy clarity
"After a week of infighting over whether to retain a commitment to net zero emissions by 2050, Liberal MPs will return to Canberra next week for discussions."
Liberals continue to follow closely the topics, people, and companies significant to this issue.
Author’s summary: The Liberal party prioritizes resolving climate policy disputes, signaling unity over leadership turmoil amid ongoing debates about the net zero 2050 commitment.