Wilson Tuckey (O'Connor, Liberal Party) Share this | Hansard source

I thank you for your interjection. You replaced Stewart McArthur, and one day when you make a speech in this place you will lift your head up so someone can see your face. I do not know who writes your speeches, mate, but you do not write them for yourself. You are about as dull as you could find. So, if you give me another chance, I will give you another expose on yourself. Stewart McArthur was a great individual in this place and could stand up and make a speech without notes—let alone the fact that he did not read it like this. You are dull—

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