Tony Smith (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Before I call the next question, I've already spoken about the high level of interjections at the end of the first answer. There are repeated interjections from people who've been warned for interjecting all week. Given it's the last question time for a while, I'm not going to detain the House with lengthy explanations. If you have been asked not to interject or been warned for interjecting, if I've pulled you up for interjecting, consider yourself warned, and the next interjection will result in an ejection.

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