Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

The minister has been providing a lot of information regarding the direct question that he was asked, including the amount of fuel, the terminals, where it's—

Opposition members interjecting—

Order! If you want me to deal with a point of order, it's not going to help if everyone's yelling at me. If the minister is providing direct information about how much and where it's arrived—and I've listened carefully to what he is saying—he is being directly relevant. Maybe you want more information. I can't make him provide more information to you. I wish I could, but I don't have that magic power. I only have the power that the standing orders allow me. He is being directly relevant and I'm going to ask him to remain directly relevant for the remaining 27 seconds.

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