Milton Dick (Speaker) | Hansard source

That's not the way to raise a point of order, with extra commentary along the line. The Prime Minister was reading a quote about the opposition. He wasn't asked about the opposition. He did answer the question that he was asked very early in his answer. He was asked how much and he answered that part. I think we can all agree on that. We need to make sure, if he's reading out any quotes, he makes it directly relevant to what he was asked about. He wasn't asked about opposition policy; he was asked about government policy. He can compare and contrast, but we've got to make sure he's being directly relevant, and I'll listen carefully to his answer.

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