Sidney - Australian Election Without Winners : Australia's political leaders take many months to form a new government after the general election on Saturday did not produce a majority in parliament. Similarly, analysts said Monday.

forced to run an interim government after the ruling Labour Party and the center-left wing, led by Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the coalition of opposition conservative Liberal / National leadership of Tony Abbott did not win a majority. The big parties have to negotiate with independent candidates and one Green Party will likely continue to hold the balance of power in parliament. According to observers, this process can take up to three months before the new government is formed.

Professor Donald Rothwell, said the parliament should hold a meeting within 30 days from election officials assert that the name of each candidate elected. However , the commission can ensure that new names on October 27. "This could allow the Prime Minister Gillard to call the staff in the Parliament at the latest meeting on 26 November 2010 so that only three months later reached an agreement with the independent candidates, "he said.

Rothwell , a professor at the Australian National University College of Law, said, Gillard could remain caretaker prime minister until then.

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