Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Just resume your seat for a moment. We'll get through this and I'll give you the call. Collectively—yes, that is correct. That is my ruling. If a member were to suggest something—or a political party or political organisation—we would be here all day for every single member of that party or government to take offence and to say 'That's misleading,' or whatever their claim was. If the Prime Minister or any minister or any member had said 'the person said about me', and the words aren't correct, you could correct and use the form of the House for that. Does the member now wish to make another personal explanation?

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