Condemned in the fighting in Australia Parliament

An Australian politician convicted of rape is struggling – from his prison – to continue to be a member of the new South Wales (NSW) State Parliament.

Gareth Ward found two young men aged 18 to 24 years old and found his attack on his home in 2013 and 2015.

The NSW State Parliament intended to expel the 44-year-olds this week after refusing to follow the guilty judgment.

However, the attorneys of Ward – he plans to attract his / her sentence – say they will look for an order on Thursday, Thursday to stop independent member for Kiam.

“He has no shame”, “NSW Premier Chris Minns said 2GB to the local radio station on Tuesday.

He repeated calls to resign the resignation of the State Parliament, saying that it is “first and obvious option”.

“It’s an unconserved situation, sitting in the prison sitting in silver water, convicted of serious sexual crimes, who continue to become a member of Parliament and paying Minns.

Opposition Leaders Mark Speakman joined the Ward aside.

“Every day he gathers his seats from a prison cell, and the people of Kiama leaves voicelessly. It is not wrong,” it is said to be the Liberal Liberal “.

In a subsequent expression of persuasure, but before he cancel his bond, he said he was “absolutely” the judgment of the jury and said he was having time with his family.

“I’m tips on next steps, but I can confirm that I’ve given me instructions on my legal team to prepare the appeal as soon as possible.”

Ward resigned as a minister of state government and resigned as a liberal party when accusations were created in 2021, but refused to leave Parliament and was elected as a member of Kiama in 2023.

The NSW government voted in advance – it has been the state MP since 2011. But the legal advice stated that he could have prejudice his trial.

If Ward expel in Parliament, South Kiama would cause elections in the town of South Kiama, with a possible vote within a few weeks.

Ward will punish next month, three indecent attacks and rape condition.