Milton Dick (Speaker) | Hansard source

The member for Boothby will pause. We're not having commentary, particularly from the Leader of the Opposition. When he asks questions, he expects the House to be silent, and I give him that courtesy, always. How about we do the same for the member for Boothby?

There's no point pointing. I just want you to sit there and listen to the member for Boothby. People listened to your question out of respect. Show the member for Boothby respect. It's not a hard concept. People ask the question in silence. Then people can make their decisions on the answers, but not before that. The member for Boothby will begin her question again, and I'd like everyone to show her respect.

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