The Liberal Party has set a date for a decision on Moira Deeming’s status as a candidate. All three outlets report that Deeming will be invited to speak on her own behalf at a meeting of the party’s state executive. The meeting is expected to consider whether she remains the party’s endorsed candidate, with the possibility that she could be removed following the proceedings. The reports describe the process as part of the party’s internal decision-making, conducted through its state-level executive body. By allowing Deeming to address the meeting, the party provides her an opportunity to respond directly before any determination is made. The coverage does not specify additional details about the reasons for the decision or the precise outcome at the time of reporting, focusing instead on the procedural next steps and the opportunity for Deeming to present her case. The matter is framed as a formal party process that could affect her candidacy going forward.