OTTAWA (CP) - Interim leader Bill Graham says it will be up to the party executive who leads the Liberals into the next federal election if it comes before a leadership convention.
But Graham suggests he doesn't expect Paul Martin will be the man.
Martin handed over the leadership duties to Graham after the Liberals lost the federal election Jan. 23, saying he would not lead the party into another election.
There has been speculation that Martin might come back for another shot should the Consevatives' minority government collapse sooner than later.
Graham said today he does not expect that to happen, adding Martin was categorical in his decision not to come back.
Graham also suggested he does not expect an early election.
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But Graham suggests he doesn't expect Paul Martin will be the man.
Martin handed over the leadership duties to Graham after the Liberals lost the federal election Jan. 23, saying he would not lead the party into another election.
There has been speculation that Martin might come back for another shot should the Consevatives' minority government collapse sooner than later.
Graham said today he does not expect that to happen, adding Martin was categorical in his decision not to come back.
Graham also suggested he does not expect an early election.
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