Archbishop Burke wants to challenge Young’s appointment as PM

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April 1, 2025

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Archbishop Barbara Gray-Burke is prepared to oppose the installation of Stuart Young as Prime Minister to the Privy Council if she has to.

Declaring the move was unconstitutional, she told reporters at the Spiritual Shouter Baptist Church, Maloney, “We are not in a communist country.”

Commenting on the selection of Young by former prime minister Dr Keith Rowley, she urged both men to go.

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