After meeting King Louis, CharlesStuart spoke of an “unfortunately series of alternative accounts embedding themselves within parliament” with their now deregistered coalition partner Action contributing to the situation.
He promised to “stamp out these trespassers” and “work across all sectors and parties” to find a lasting solution to the security issue that the BarendFredericShaw government had been plagued by in the weeks leading up to his resignation as Prime Minister.
Mr Stuart, praised his predecessors “professional manner” in Number 10 and promised to follow in his footsteps, whilst noting he wanted to “step up to protect the intricate system” that he had contributed towards for numerous years in face of those security challenges alongside sharing his enthusiasm over appointing his former leadership rival and incumbent Chancellor of the Exchequer Ognian0 as Deputy Prime Minister to support him in that task.
The Prime Minister’s statement was light on detail in other areas but with the dissolution of the 94th Parliament on the horizon, we expect to discover more of the new National Democrat leaders ambitions for the United Kingdom with an election on the mind.
You can find his full statement here.