Premier Chris Minns has given up on the people of NSW after admitting today he doesn’t have a long-term plan to lead NSW.
When asked about his vision for NSW after the opening of Sydney Metro West in 2032, the Premier revealed the only thing on his mind was not being Premier saying: “Well, I won’t be here, at least in this role…”
This revelation confirms much of the speculation about the Premier’s plans to resign part way through the next term with an anonymous source telling the Sydney Morning Herald: “they would expect Minns to stand down early into the next term of parliament.”
It’s now clear why the Minns Labor Government has no long-term vision or plan for future infrastructure, like new Metros, because Chris Minns won’t be in the job for much longer.
The question voters deserve answered is which member of Minns’ incompetent team will lead Labor when he pulls the pin?
Will it be Yasmin Catley, who has overseen an explosion in gangland violence or Ryan Park, who has overseen a deadly fungal cluster in a NSW hospital, will it be Jo Haylen, who resigned in disgrace over the misuse of her Ministerial driver, or will it be someone handpicked by faceless union bosses?
NSW deserves to know who they are voting for at the next election if Chris Minns doesn’t intend to serve a full term.
While the Premier has made his future clear the future of NSW under Labor is mired in uncertainty.
I’m committed to the long term and will lead a team that backs families, strengthens communities and plans for the future.
Skip to content