The financial minister, Coleman (Mathias Cormann), announced Sunday morning that he would resign from his cabinet at the end of the year, no longer in the next election and no longer in the financial minister.
In fact, there have been rumors, Coleman will leave, in today's statement, sit down the news.
"I love this job and I go all out every day ," Coleman said. As a part of the team, it is a great honor for me to have the opportunity to help shape the direction of the country's future and to make the country stronger, prosperous and resilient. "
Coleman is a Belgian. He became an Australian citizen in 2000. Before entering federal politics, he served as a ministerial chief of staff and a senior adviser to the prime minister in the Western Australian State Government.
Mr. colman, prime minister morrison's most senior financial minister,, joined the senate in 2007 and was promoted to alliance in 2008 opposition party seven years ago.
Coleman says six months of hard work ahead of the baton handover will be needed to build up the excesses of the epidemic-induced crisis and help develop five-year plans to maximize recovery in economic and employment.
Coleman will next finalize the government federal budget, which will be released in October.
