Nationals Cabinet minister Bridget McKenzie.Credit:Alex Ellinghausen.
Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce and many of his MPs have said rural and regional economies must be protected from losses and they need to see a plan that maps out the costs before they endorse the move.
Nationals Senate leader Bridget McKenzie said on Friday that “we want to see the plan the government is taking to Glasgow”.
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“We haven’t seen the detail,” Senator McKenzie told ABC radio. “We’ve been calling for it.”
Mr Morrison said on Friday he and Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce believe they have a workable plan to present to the Nationals and their constituents.
“The Deputy Prime Minister and I believe our plan will help them in their communities ... our plan will help them realise their future,” Mr Morrison said. “I know there’s a lot of international interests,but the interests I’m focusing on is that as Australians... what this plan will mean for them.”
Australia will face pressure from its allies including the UK and US to announce a more ambitious climate target ahead of the the COP26 summit.