I seek leave to move the following motion:

That the House:

(1) notes that:

  (a) the Prime Minister was willing to trade guns for votes with Senator Leyonhjelm;

  (b) the Prime Minister is willing to trade race hate protections to protect himself from his backbench;

  (c) the Prime Minister has traded cash for votes with Senator Day; and

  (d) today, in an extraordinary turn of events, it’s been revealed that the Prime Minister knew for more than two months that there was a potential issue under section 44 of the Constitution in relation to Senator Day and chose to bring the Parliament back and keep that information secret from the Australian people; and

(2) therefore, condemns the Prime Minister for:

  (a) being willing to do absolutely anything to keep his job; and

  (b) his weak leadership which is inflicting chaos on the Parliament and the country.

Leave not granted.

Oh, protection racket! I move:

That so much of the standing orders be suspended as would prevent the Member for Maribyrnong from moving the following motion forthwith:

That the House:

(1) notes that:

  (a) the Prime Minister was willing to trade guns for votes with Senator Leyonhjelm;

  (b) the Prime Minister is willing to trade race hate protections to protect himself from his backbench;

  (c) the Prime Minister has traded cash for votes with Senator Day; and

  (d) today, in an extraordinary turn of events, it’s been revealed that the Prime Minister knew for more than two months that there was a potential issue under section 44 of the Constitution in relation to Senator Day and chose to bring the Parliament back and keep that information secret from the Australian people; and

(2) therefore, condemns the Prime Minister for:

  (a) being willing to do absolutely anything to keep his job; and

  (b) his weak leadership which is inflicting chaos on the Parliament and the country.

Is there anything this Prime Minister will not trade to save his job?

The Leader of the Opposition will resume his seat. The Leader of the House has the call.

What a classic case of overreach. I move:

That the Member be no longer heard.

Mr Snowdon interjecting—

The member for Lingiari is warned for that exchange. The question is that the Leader of the Opposition be no longer heard.

Is the motion seconded?

I second it. They kept it secret because they wanted his vote. They rorted his office because they wanted his vote—

The Manager of Opposition Business will resume his seat. The Leader of the House has the call.

I move:

That the Member be no longer heard.

The question is that the member be no longer heard.

I move:

That the motion be put.

The question is that the motion be put.

The question now is that the motion moved by the Leader of the Opposition be agreed to.