Jenrick emphasized the urgency of appointing a new leader to respond to Labour's budget, arguing that it is crucial for accountability as they might enact policies detrimental to working families.
Tugendhat echoed Jenrick's sentiments, labeling the party's leadership contest length inappropriate as it risks losing public attention and allowing the Labour government to act without opposition in a critical period.
Badenoch defended the current timeline, asserting that leading a party requires adequate time for deliberation and strategizing, thus advocating for preserving the original schedule despite the urgency expressed by peers.
Senior Conservative discussions hint at potential changes in the leadership contest timeline, emphasizing a divide within the party on prioritizing immediate political responsiveness versus procedural integrity.
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