Anthony Albanese (Grayndler, Australian Labor Party, Leader of the House) Share this | Hansard source

and that is why standing orders should not be suspended.

Mr Morrison interjecting—

I am happy to have a point of order from you, Member for Cook. We should not suspend standing orders because what we have before this parliament over the next week and the week after that is nine days of sittings left. We have approaches from the opposition saying: 'Please, Leader of the House, can you make time for us to deal with a range of issues? Can you make time for us to deal with valedictories? Can you make time for us so that we can filibuster on the Education Bill?' That is why we should not suspend standing orders.

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