House debates Questions without Notice

Deputy Prime Minister

Thursday, 15 February 2018 House of Representatives

Christopher Pyne

Christopher Pyne Sturt, Liberal Party, Leader of the House

2:35 pm

Mr Speaker, the answer that the Deputy Prime Minister gave was that he would take it on notice. In other words, he's prepared to go away and find out what the grant is about. Yet the member for Isaacs is pursuing a line of questioning after it's been clearly stated that he'd take it on notice. It might not even be in the Deputy Prime Minister's portfolio, and, under standing orders, it would therefore be out of order.

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