Milton Dick (Speaker) | Hansard source

Order! The manager will resume his seat. The House is not going to do anything until it comes to order. The manager was on his feet. The Leader of the House is entitled to make a point of order when he requires, as has happened before. So we're just going to ask everyone—I know this is an important issue for the manager, but we've got to follow the norms of the House as well. And the decorum of the House is important. I know everyone thinks that. I'm just going to invite the manager, and I want the House to deal with this in a sensitive and appropriate way under the rules. The manager is seeking to suspend the House. He has moved—

Order. Unfortunately, as has happened before many times—this is probably disappointing for the manager, but this is allowed under the House. This is what occurs. This is not new. This happens on a regular basis. This has happened since I've been in parliament. The Leader of the House.

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