Published 2 years ago

Exclusive: Archer prepared to quit Liberals over integrity bill

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Liberal member of parliament Bridget Archer is clear about what she will do if her party won't vote for the government's national integrity commission bill. She will leave the Coalition. The Tasmanian MP defied her party and crossed the floor last year. Despite her rebellion she was returned at the May election, the first MP in two decades to win a second consecutive term there.

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Exclusive: Archer prepared to quit Liberals over integrity bill

As the Albanese government introduces its integrity commission bill, Liberal MP Bridget Archer says she will move to the crossbench if her party does not support the legislation.

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