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

Mr Speaker, on a point of order: standing order 66(g), which is 'That the business of the day be called on', refers specifically to the only other standing order in the standing orders where that phrase is used, which is standing order 46(e), 'That the business of the day be called on' because it relates specifically to being able to call on business during the matter of public importance and not at any other time of the day.

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