Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Resume your seat. I did, and I have the power to do that as the House has given me that power. I have been crystal clear about taking points of order. That is not the time to then restate the question. It's not the time to restate the question. You raise the point of order on relevance, which the manager did. That's not an opportunity to have a second go or a third go. We're getting into those bad habits, and I'm starting—you've raised your point of order. The question was about whether Australians should ever trust another commitment of government. I think everyone could agree that's a pretty broad question, so you're going to get a broad answer.

I haven't finished, but I'll listen out of respect.

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