Jeremy Rockeelev appoint the Prime Minister in Tasmania, although there is no major support Tasmania

The liberal government was recommended in Tasmania after weeks of political forgetfulness after early elections that failed to present a party majority.

Prime Minister Jeremy Rockel met with the ruler, Barbara Baker, on Wednesday at the government house to officially ask the minority government to stay.

The ruler said that Baker accepted the request after Rockelev told her that he expected to gain the confidence of the House of Representatives.

Rockelv said on Wednesday that he would hold the position of prime minister for a full four years.

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He told reporters after the ruler confirmed his appointment: “Through reasonable communication, every person who works together, pragmatically, and working together on policies, and working together in the interest of Tasmania, this is a government and parliament that will continue for the full period.”

“What we want to do, as it becomes clear from today, is to get the job,”

He said he had “learned” from the previous parliament that was shortened due to the vote without confidence.

“We want to build on the progress made in terms of how Parliament works to improve all members of Parliament, and of course, this means improving all Tasmania.

In a statement, the ruler explained the reason for her appointment to Rockelev despite his inability to show the majority support in Parliament.

Baker said: “In a suspended parliament, where no one clearly carries the confidence of the majority of the House of Representatives, the winners are entitled to stay in office in order to test the numbers in the House of Representatives and for Parliament to have the last saying in who must be a major president.”

“I consider an agreement that its occupant applies in the current circumstances.

“I will resolve the Prime Minister.

“It is better to determine confidence inside, not outside Parliament.”

Rockev and his reservoirs are scheduled to be divided next week, before the state parliament returns in two weeks on August 19.

The ruler said that the detailed reasons for her decision will be posted on her website later on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, Rockev said he did not get the offer and confidence agreements with the main retirees, but he believed it was “not necessary” in this case.

The leader of the Labor Party, Dean of Winter, was still competing for his party to form the government, and revealed that he had climbed negotiations with retirees, and independents in particular, in recent days, but excluded a deal with the Greens.

The final makeup of the Tasmania Parliament is 14 liberals, 10 workers, five green, one archers, a deputy of fishermen and farmers and five independents.

The July 19 elections were held after Rockev lost a suggestion without confidence, which prompted the second state elections in 16 months.

Among the main point in forming the government is the support of the main parties of a billion -dollar stadium in Hobart, which is opposed by the Greens and some independents.