Influential Australian Senator Nick Xenophon resignsSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Senator Nick Xenophon, a key independent lawmaker,  said on Friday he was resigning from national politics, potentially complicating Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull s efforts to pass legislation. Turnbull does not have a majority in the Senate and has relied on Xenophon s party, the fourth largest bloc in the upper house, to pass legislation.  Xenophon s replacement will come from his party, which bears his name, but is likely to be a far less experienced compared with Xenophon s nine years as a Senator.  Xenophon was a known quantity, he was experienced and as he saw, Turnbull could work with him,  said Peter Chen, senior lecturer in politics at the University of Sydney.   His potential replacement will be inexperienced, and that can be unpredictable. This will not be Turnbull s preferred choice.   Xenophon s future as a Senator was under a cloud due to him holding possible dual citizenship with Britain. Under the constitution a lawmaker must only hold Australian citizenship to be eligible to be elected to the national parliament. Xenophon had renounced his Greek citizenship, which he received from his mother, but had not been aware he held possible British citizenship. While he was born in Australia, his father was born in Cyprus, which was a British colony until independence in 1960. Xenophon s citizenship issue was due to be determined by Australia s High Court. Australia s High Court will next week rule on the eligibility of seven politicians, including Xenophon and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce. Should Joyce be ruled ineligible, Turnbull will lose his majority in the lower house. In announcing his surprise resignation, Xenophon said he would stand for election in his home state of South Australia next year. State parliaments do not have the same citizenship rule as the national parliament.  I have increasingly concluded that you can t fix South Australia s problems in Canberra without first fixing our political system at home. South Australia politics is broken and politically bankrupt,  Xenophon told reporters in Adelaide. worldnews
influential australian senator nick xenophon resignssydney reuters australian senator nick xenophon key independent lawmaker said friday resigning national politics potentially complicating prime minister malcolm turnbull efforts pass legislation turnbull majority senate relied xenophon party fourth largest bloc upper house pass legislation xenophon replacement come party bears name likely far less experienced compared xenophon nine years senator xenophon known quantity experienced saw turnbull could work said peter chen senior lecturer politics university sydney his potential replacement inexperienced unpredictable this turnbull preferred choice xenophon future senator cloud due holding possible dual citizenship britain under constitution lawmaker must hold australian citizenship eligible elected national parliament xenophon renounced greek citizenship received mother aware held possible british citizenship while born australia father born cyprus british colony independence xenophon citizenship issue due determined australia high court australia high court next week rule eligibility seven politicians including xenophon deputy prime minister barney joyce should joyce ruled ineligible turnbull lose majority lower house in announcing surprise resignation xenophon said would stand election home state south australia next year state parliaments citizenship rule national parliament i increasingly concluded fix south australia problems canberra without first fixing political system home south australia politics broken politically bankrupt xenophon told reporters adelaide worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Influential Australian Senator Nick Xenophon resignsSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Senator Nick Xenophon, a key independent lawmaker,  said on Friday he was resigning from national politics, potentially complicating Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull s efforts to pass legislation. Turnbull does not have a majority in the Senate and has relied on Xenophon s party, the fourth largest bloc in the upper house, to pass legislation.  Xenophon s replacement will come from his party, which bears his name, but is likely to be a far less experienced compared with Xenophon s nine years as a Senator.  Xenophon was a known quantity, he was experienced and as he saw, Turnbull could work with him,  said Peter Chen, senior lecturer in politics at the University of Sydney.   His potential replacement will be inexperienced, and that can be unpredictable. This will not be Turnbull s preferred choice.   Xenophon s future as a Senator was under a cloud due to him holding possible dual citizenship with Britain. Under the constitution a lawmaker must only hold Australian citizenship to be eligible to be elected to the national parliament. Xenophon had renounced his Greek citizenship, which he received from his mother, but had not been aware he held possible British citizenship. While he was born in Australia, his father was born in Cyprus, which was a British colony until independence in 1960. Xenophon s citizenship issue was due to be determined by Australia s High Court. Australia s High Court will next week rule on the eligibility of seven politicians, including Xenophon and Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce. Should Joyce be ruled ineligible, Turnbull will lose his majority in the lower house. In announcing his surprise resignation, Xenophon said he would stand for election in his home state of South Australia next year. State parliaments do not have the same citizenship rule as the national parliament.  I have increasingly concluded that you can t fix South Australia s problems in Canberra without first fixing our political system at home. South Australia politics is broken and politically bankrupt,  Xenophon told reporters in Adelaide. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: influential australian senator nick xenophon resignssydney reuters australian senator nick xenophon key independent lawmaker said friday resigning national politics potentially complicating prime minister malcolm turnbull efforts pass legislation turnbull majority senate relied xenophon party fourth largest bloc upper house pass legislation xenophon replacement come party bears name likely far less experienced compared xenophon nine years senator xenophon known quantity experienced saw turnbull could work said peter chen senior lecturer politics university sydney his potential replacement inexperienced unpredictable this turnbull preferred choice xenophon future senator cloud due holding possible dual citizenship britain under constitution lawmaker must hold australian citizenship eligible elected national parliament xenophon renounced greek citizenship received mother aware held possible british citizenship while born australia father born cyprus british colony independence xenophon citizenship issue due determined australia high court australia high court next week rule eligibility seven politicians including xenophon deputy prime minister barney joyce should joyce ruled ineligible turnbull lose majority lower house in announcing surprise resignation xenophon said would stand election home state south australia next year state parliaments citizenship rule national parliament i increasingly concluded fix south australia problems canberra without first fixing political system home south australia politics broken politically bankrupt xenophon told reporters adelaide worldnews