The member for Cook will resume his seat.

Mr Pyne interjecting—

Mr Morrison interjecting—

Order! That applies to the member for Cook. Again, the point of order went well beyond the way in which points of order should be put. The member for Sturt should feel aggrieved, but the member for Cook is warned. I will allow him to have his point of order but I will not allow him to argue a point. Likewise, in giving the call to the minister, the minister will now—having incidentally mentioned others and argued—come back to the question.