Harry Jenkins (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

There is no point of order because, under the standing orders, that point of order can only be raised once. I simply say to the House that inserting the word 'China' into the answer might have meant you got away with it if it was under the relevance rule. If we in this parliament have done anything by changing it to 'directly relevant', there has to be a different type of answer. I invite the Prime Minister to conclude her answer. Prime Minister.

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