【翻头条】 Who will run Australia? I won't be rushed, vows Windsor

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对于谁将执政澳洲，独立议员Windsor不想匆忙表态

独立议员Tony Windsor 表态 ：除非工党和自由党接下来能提供更多的信息，否则他可能暂缓决定自己将背书谁将执政澳洲。

这位新英格兰区的议员周末表示，他很有可能在周末做出决定，但是他也说缺乏关于两党选举成本承诺的信息可能推迟任何决定。

他今天在堪培拉告诉记者说：“我不会匆忙给出任何最后期限的”。

“上周所做的是给执政和在野两党一个提议，要求提供一些基于他们承诺和其它部门建议的信息。“

“目前我们还没有收到任何此类信息。”

“但是被问及首相Julia Gillard 和反对党领袖Tony Abbot 谁更合作，Windsor 的表现更加老练。

他说：“他们都非常合作。”

独立议员Andrew Wilkie 已经给两党领袖提供了一份要求列表。

但Windsor表示他目前还不太可能就此事和乡村独立议员Bob Katter ， Rob Oakeshott 达成一致协议。

他说：“现在表态尚为时过早。”

Windsor 说他的选举办公室仍然收到负面电话。

他说：“有很多私底下的干扰声音而且我们的选举办公室也收到了很多电话，很明显，有些支持有些反对……那些从来就没有投票支持我的人说如果我做这做那……他们将永远不再投我的票。”



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Who will run Australia? I won't be rushed, vows Windsor
August 30, 2010 - 3:36PM

Still to decide ... Tony Windsor. Photo: Getty Images
Independent MP Tony Windsor may delay a decision on which side to back unless more information is forthcoming from Labor and the coalition, he says.
Katter to list demands | Wilkie lists priorities
The New England MP stated at the weekend that he was likely to have a verdict by week's end.
But he said a lack of information about the costings of Labor and the coalition's election promises could delay any decision.
"I'm not going to be rushed by any deadline," he told reporters in Canberra today.
"The whole point of last week was to put a proposal to both the government and the opposition to release some information based on some of their promises and some of the other departmental advice.
"We haven't received any of that yet."
But asked if Prime Minister Julia Gillard or Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was more cooperative, Mr Windsor was more diplomatic.
"They've both been very cooperative," he said.
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has presented a list of demands to both leaders.
But Mr Windsor said it was unlikely he would put his name to a joint list with fellow rural independents Bob Katter and Rob Oakeshott.
"Too early to say that yet," he said.
Mr Windsor said his electorate office was still receiving negative phone calls.
"There's a lot of background noise and we've had calls into the electorate office, obviously, some for, some against ... people who've never voted for me saying they'll never vote for me again if I do such and such," he said.