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Incoming NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has been asked how he will cope with the job given he has six children during his first press conference as leader.
The stunning moment came as Perrotet outlined his vision for the state, following his 39-5 victory in the Liberal Party ballot this morning.
The devout Catholic, a father of six, was asked how he would be able to manage the job as premier given his large family.
Sky News' Laura Jayes pointed out that a female in his position would be asked that question - and put it on the new leader.
Mr Perrottet pictured with Helen (right), his wife, and six children
'Well, it is demanding,' Mr Perrottet responded. 'I mean, being a father, like being a mother, when you have got family commitments, balancing work and family life is a challenge for every single person right across the state.
'Ultimately, I think what I might lose in time, I gain in perspective, and everyone has the attributes, everyone has their strengths and weaknesses, and I am no different to that, but one thing I do know is that I have a very strong team
