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Once again, there was far too much noise in that answer. The member for Goldstein was continually interjecting. We need to have the MPI today, so for the MPI to succeed he needs to cease interjecting. If the member for Goldstein keeps interjecting, we won't have the MPI today.

Honourable members interjecting—

Well, I'd like there to be an MPI, and I hope every other member does to. I'm sure the member for Goldstein does. So I hope everyone is clear that that is the course of action. If you interject, we won't be having an MPI today.

Great. The member for Forrest is now warned for his interjections.

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