Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

The member knows I can't direct the minister to answer the question as she would like. He is being directly relevant, talking about the package, talking about the information, talking about exactly the constituent you've asked about. We're not just going to get up and say, 'I don't like the answer.' If the minister was talking about another topic or an alternative policy, he would absolutely be out of line. Everyone knows the rules, so we're just going to follow the rules, not get up because you don't like the answer. If there are any more points of order like that, people won't stay for them. The minister will be directly relevant, otherwise he will be sat down as well.

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