Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

The manager is entitled to raise his point of order, and he's done so. The Treasurer wasn't asked about alternative policies. I know the line that he's going down, but, on this occasion, he won't be able to go too far into opposition policies or opposition persons, because he wasn't asked about that. He was asked about the link between government spending and inflation and also the data that was released yesterday. So, to make sure that he is directly relevant, he won't be able to go down that line that he's trying to probably get into the record.

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