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Queensland premier annastacia palszczuk happy to call rob pyne 'an admirable, progressive leader' Photo: 바카라 Alex Ellinghausen "He's a leader. He's an advocate for people who haven't got enough. He's an advocate for people with disabilities and I can't think of anything else he'd be more happy to stand with than me," said Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in a telephone interview today. "I think in his own life, I think he can be a father, he can be a husband, he can be an advocate for people whose lives are not what they think them to be and his policies will give that some hope and hope for families, help people with disabilities get on to their feet, but above all it'll make them proud," Mr Turnbull said. Mr Abbott's comments today follow a number of statements from colleagues, including the premier, 바카라 who have questioned the wisdom of Mr Pyne's decision to call Mr Pyne on the matter as he did not have an appointment.
While it was unusual, Mr Abbott said it was normal "that a premier and leader of the opposition would discuss a matter of public importance in the heat of the moment". The premier said Mr Pyne's decision to call on Mr Pyne was "an admirable, progressive leader" who had committed "the sort of actions" that were vital to ensuring that people from low-income families could have access to quality mental health care, the premier said. It was "very disappointing", Mr Abbott said Mr Pyne had "not been able to get to the bottom of some of the things he had said". Mr Abbott said Mr Pyne's speech in the House of Representatives today "was a very strong voice" for people with a disability and suggested it was in line with previous comments made by the premier. He said Mr Pyne, who had been Premier when Bill Shorten took over in the early hours of Friday morning, had done what he believed was necessary for 바카라 a state premier to take "a leadership role and bring stability and order to the state, and ensure that the services can meet the needs of people living with a disability".
Mr Abbott said Mr Pyne was the right person to hold a role at this stage of the state Government because of the size of the position, its remit and the work his office was already doing. He questioned whether, given the changes made to the Commonwealth disability support network, it was time to make changes to the system as the services were already so integrated with the rest of the state. "I don't think, in terms of the Commonwealth Disability Support Network, he could be faulted for what he said today on Thursday and this is not because I think the new system is bad, he didn't. It was just the kind of voice we were all thinking he should have at the very least
