OTTAWA — Should she become leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, Chrystia Freeland is proposing to put in place a mechanism for the party to turf their unpopular leaders.

Arguing that the decision for a leader to remain in their post “is not theirs alone,” Freeland explained in a press release that she would immediately convene the Liberal caucus and the membership to develop and institute a new process to force a leadership review.

'Chrystia intends for a new process — not decided by the Leader — to be put in place as soon as possible,' reads a press release.{ai:summary}<p>Chrystia Freeland plans to implement a system for the Liberal Party of Canada to remove unpopular leaders if she becomes the party leader. She emphasizes that the decision regarding a leader's tenure should involve the caucus and membership, proposing a leadership review process. #politics</p>

Without naming any names, Freeland proposes mechanism to turf unpopular leaders

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