Bridget Archer breaks ranks to back federal ICAC debate

Liberal MP Bridget Archer (right) speaks to Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman during Question Time on Thursday

Liberal MP Bridget Archer (right) speaks to Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman during Question Time on Thursday Source: AAP

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The Liberal backbencher says she had a 'frank discussion' with the Prime Minister after she crossed the floor in a vote over a National Integrity Commission.

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