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Barnaby Joyce's party switch sparks debate over whether Aussie MPs should lose seats when changing parties.
Barnaby Joyce’s switch from the Nationals to One Nation has reignited debate over whether Australian MPs should be forced to resign after changing parties, following a pattern of recent political defections.
While some defectors have faced criticism, others have been welcomed, revealing inconsistent responses from major parties.
Joyce’s strong re-election in New England suggests voters may prioritize individual candidates over party loyalty, though his future role as a One Nation senator remains uncertain.
A proposed Tasmanian stability clause requiring seat forfeiture was rejected as undemocratic.
The move raises broader questions about accountability, voter trust, and whether political allegiance should be legally enforced.
El cambio de partido de Barnaby Joyce desencadena un debate sobre si los parlamentarios australianos deberían perder escaños al cambiar de partido.