The Green Party faces an internal dispute over its defence policy, as some members demand a vote on whether the party should drop its opposition to missiles. According to reporting cited by The Independent, the motion is linked to concerns within parts of the membership about the direction of the party’s defence approach. The party’s leadership does not support the motion, and is not backing it, creating a split between leadership and members who want the matter put to a party vote. The Yahoo UK News report also describes the dispute as a split within the Green Party, with members seeking action on the issue of missile opposition. The disagreement centers on whether changing the party’s position on missiles is appropriate, and the extent to which members should be able to force a vote despite leadership opposition. The reports do not indicate the motion’s final outcome, but they describe an ongoing internal process in which differing views on defence policy are driving calls for a formal vote.