State Labor says any prospect of giving the Greens policy concessions in exchange for supporting the government is off the table and “no deals will be offered, no deals will be done” paulsakkal
The Andrews government says it won’t negotiate any deals with the Greens if Labor does not secure enough seats to govern in its own right at the November election.Federal Greens leader Adam Bandt, with Yarra Council Greens councillor Gabrielle di Vietri and Victorian Greens leader Samantha Ratnam.“Victorians will have a choice between commentary on climate [from the Greens], or real action from the Labor government.
The Greens, along with any other independents, could guarantee support for the government on confidence motions and supply bills and then negotiate all other pieces of legislation on a case-by-case basis. She said the record 14 per cent primary vote the party attracted at the federal election illustrated a new Green wave.’s Resolve Monitor
As politicians return from winter break for pre-election parliamentary sittings, Ratnam said the growing popularity of the Greens in Melbourne’s inner-city and suburbs illustrated the weakness of the major parties’ grip on the electorate.“The [federal] election showed voters are ready for change. They want much stronger action on the issues they care about and those that have impact on the lives of their children,” she said.
ABC election analyst Antony Green said the most likely election outcome was a returned Labor government with a reduced majority. However, Green explained that a Labor minority was the second most likely outcome, ahead of a Coalition majority.
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