Jess Wilson vows Parliament will sit on Christmas Eve to pass tougher bail laws if Coalition wins Victoria election
Key points
- Victorian Liberal leader Jess Wilson says she is not taking a new poll for granted, even though it shows the Coalition ahead of Labor a month before the state election. The Newspoll gives the Coalition 33 per cent of the primary vote, Labor 24 per cent and One Nation 20 per cent.
- Wilson says she must still earn voters' trust and that the state needs urgent fixes, including repairs to roads and more police.
- If the Coalition forms a majority government, Wilson has pledged to recall Parliament on Christmas Eve to pass tougher bail and sentencing laws.
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