Malcolm Turnbull (Wentworth, Liberal Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

I dealt with that in my previous answer, but is the honourable member seriously saying that litigation should not be settled? Is that what he would like? Is that, perhaps, the brief-less barrister's dream—a litigation without end? Is he saying that litigation should not be settled or that no litigation can be settled unless the terms are disclosed? If that is his proposal, then he should raise it and he can move a private member's bill. It is not one that would be welcomed by his profession or, indeed, by anybody else.

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