Elizabeth Lee (politician)

This article is about the Australian politician. For the American politician, see Liz Lee (politician).

1. Korean: 이슬기, romanized: Lee Seulgi, pronounced [isʰɯɭɡi]

References

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Elizabeth Lee MLA
Lee in 2016
Leader of the Opposition in the Australian Capital Territory
In office 27 October 2020 –31 October 2024

Political offices
Preceded by Alistair Coe	Leader of the Opposition 2020–present	Incumbent