The Jacqui Lambie Network does not "do policies because our egos aren't that big", its namesake senator says.
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Senator Lambie's party is chasing seats in the upcoming Tasmanian election and polling suggests they might get a few.
The party has been criticised for its lack of policies, with Liberal Premier Jeremy Rockliff saying it had no ideas.
Senator Lambie said she saw her former Palmer United Party boss, Clive Palmer, go into an election with a big set of policies and it failed.
"What you need to do is be in that balance of power," she said.
She said that would involve helping the government of the day and improving its bills and legislation.
"That is what we do," Senator Lambie said in an interview with Tasmanian Greens leader Rosalie Woodruff and The Advocate.
Senator Lambie's full interview on policy is in the video.
She also discusses the Ashley Youth Detention Centre, solar panels and more.
Sean Ford
The Advocate Newspaper, Tasmania. Business, economics, politics, crime.
The Advocate Newspaper, Tasmania. Business, economics, politics, crime.
