Net zero the problem, not Ley’s leadership, say Liberals
Conservative Liberals have dismissed rumors of a leadership challenge against Sussan Ley, emphasizing their priority is to resolve the ongoing dispute over climate policy within the party.
Since the election, the Liberal Party has been divided over its stance on net zero emissions by 2050. Following a week of internal conflict, Liberal MPs will convene in Canberra next week to work toward settling these deep divisions.
"Conservative Liberals have hosed down speculation of a challenge to Sussan Ley’s leadership, insisting they are focused on ending a split over climate policy that has plagued their party since the election."
These meetings mark a crucial step as the party seeks unity on its climate commitments moving forward.
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Author’s summary: The Liberal Party prioritizes resolving internal climate policy disputes rather than challenging Sussan Ley's leadership amid ongoing debate about the net zero target.