Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

I don't know what the Prime Minister was saying, because he was about 20 words into an answer. We won't be able to take any more points of order on relevance. We've already taken that point. The manager raised the point of order. I'm going to listen to the Prime Minister, and I will ensure that he is directly—

The Leader of the Opposition, we're trying to deal with the point of order. If you could assist the House, that would be great. I appreciate that. The Prime Minister needs his answer to be directly relevant to the question. Once again, I'm not able to deliver a yes/no answer for the manager on this occasion. I know you're keen on that, but I'm keen to make sure the Prime Minister is directly relevant. He shall continue.

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