Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Yes, and the minister has mentioned the business directly. He mentioned the home batteries scheme. He's mentioned the numbers in the member's electorate directly. So, if you've raised these issues, the minister is going to be directly relevant to all of the things that are mentioned in the question. We've got to make sure his answer is directly relevant, and he's been so far in actually addressing the elements that you've mentioned. I want to make sure—

An honourable member interjecting—

Just let me finish this point of order. He'll be able to read comments or quotes, but, whatever he does, he must be directly relevant to the subject he was asked about. Does the member for Curtin still seek to make a point of order? I'd like to hear from her.

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