Christopher Pyne (Sturt, Liberal Party, Leader of the House) Share this | Hansard source

when these rules have been in place, the custom has become to catch the eye of the teller, to indicate that they have come into the chamber and that they are sitting on a particular side of the House. That has been the custom. It happens on every occasion. It is very rare for a member to come all the way to the tellers and tell them they have come into the chamber or changed their vote. Every member of the House knows that that is very regular.

Ms Ryan interjecting—

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