SA Libs leader to reveal new team on Fri NEW South Australian Liberal leader Steven Marshall will wait until Friday to unveil his frontbench team. Mr Marshall was elected unanimously at Monday's party-room meeting of Liberal MPs and will take the opposition to the next state election in March next year. He said his new deputy Vickie Chapman, former leader Martin Hamilton-Smith and current treasury spokesman Iain Evans would have prominent roles in the revamped line-up. "The state Liberals will provide a fresh approach and my team is energised, focused and very excited about the next 13 months," he said. The shadow cabinet will be innovative, merit-based and if I was Premier (Jay) Weatherill, I would be worried. Mr Marshall's elevation from deputy to leader followed last week's resignation of former leader Isobel Redmond. Ms Redmond cited party disunity and ongoing speculation about her position for her decision to step down. She is not expected to serve on Mr Marshall's front bench. Ms Chapman is the environment spokeswoman but is expected to take a more senior portfolio. She hasn't indicated a preference and says she is happy to serve in whatever role the new leader feels is in the best interests of the party. All of us want to work closely with Steven. All of us have made a commitment to do that," she said. He has my absolute assurance that I will do as he asks in the team, in whatever role he thinks that I can best serve in the parliament and with the public. Ms Chapman said she had no ambitions to take on the leadership. Mr Marshall's first test as leader will come when state parliament resumes on Tuesday. He said his new team would deliver fresh ideas and a fresh approach. "All South Australians deserve a much better government in this state," he said.