Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

The Leader of the House is correct. I'm almost at the end of my tolerance of accepting points of order. If you're going to have a broad political question—I made this point earlier today. Questions earlier in the week have been tighter and specific, and we've been dealing with those. But these broad questions about when the buck stops with someone—come on, there are going to be really broad answers with that, and you're just having a go if you try and disrupt this now. So, if you want tight answers and you want to take points of order, that's fine. But don't ask very broad questions, because you're going to get a really broad answer. I'll keep saying it, and hopefully it'll get through.

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