Order! The minister will pause. The member for Barker, I can hear you from here. You're the furthest from the frontbench. I'm not putting up with these interjections any more. You'll leave the chamber under 94(a) as well—

For two hours—my correction, three hours. If I'm asking for restraint in the House and someone ignores the Speaker, then I ask them to leave and they continue to interject on the way out, there will be severe consequences. I think that's only common sense and common courtesy. The minister in continuation.

The member for Barker then left the chamber.