Tony Smith (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

I don't agree that's the case. I don't agree that time limits—I'll read them out now. The time limits are: whole of the debate, 25 minutes; mover, 10 minutes; seconder, if any, five minutes; member next speaking, 10 minutes; any other member, five minutes. And it's on the motion that's there. It's on the motion.

Government members interjecting—

I don't need interjections on my right either. So this is on the motion, not on the bill. This is standard—

Honourable members interjecting—

Hang on. Members interjecting might make themselves feel better, but they don't move this forward. That is standard operating procedure. It's been moved without notice. I've now read it out. The Manager of Opposition Business has taken a point of order in the appropriate way from the appropriate place. If anyone wishes to take a point of order to say that changes their decision, they can do so now. All right. The time for points of order has concluded. The question is—yes, the member for Indi?

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