The Liberal Party has formally requested an extension for the ongoing royal commission, seeking more time for the inquiry to conduct its work. This push for additional time comes as the party aims to broaden the scope or duration of the investigation's findings. Despite this political maneuver, the call has not received universal backing from community stakeholders.

Notably, Jewish groups have declined to join the Liberal Party’s campaign to extend the commission. While the Liberal Party frames the extension as a necessary step for thoroughness, the lack of alignment from these groups suggests a divergence in priorities regarding the commission’s timeline and objectives. The Age reports that this lack of consensus highlights a strategic gap between the opposition party’s legislative goals and the perspectives of these specific community organizations. There is currently no public indication that the government intends to grant the extension requested by the Liberals, nor have the Jewish groups provided a detailed public explanation for their decision to distance themselves from the proposal.