LNP to decide whether former minister Bruce Flegg will again be forced to face the party executive Long standing LNP member Bruce Flegg has been dumped by the party executive during a marathon meeting today A DECISION on whether former Newman Government minister Bruce Flegg will face the LNP executive is expected to be made tomorrow. There is speculation within the LNP that the party's candidate preselection committee has recommended Dr Flegg be hauled before the executive. The executive will tomorrow decide whether Dr Flegg has a case to answer and either allow him to contest the blue-ribbon election of Moggill or call him back at a later meeting. Dr Flegg was previously ruled ineligible to contest however the remaining contestant for Moggill, Christian Rowan, was rejected by branch members, forcing the party to restart the process. Bruce Flegg remains in limbo about his party's plans for his seat of Moggill. PIC: Marc Robertson Source: News Corp Australia It is believed Dr Flegg's secret recording of colleagues is the central issue before the preselection committee. Premier Campbell Newman has publicly supported all sitting MPs, including Dr Flegg. However, Mr Newman recently said the executive represented members and had a constitutional job to do for the party.