Tony Smith (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Prime Minister, just resume your seat for a second. At this point, it's inevitable I need to intervene, for reasons members interjecting know. I'm just going to point out—because I'm anticipating more interjections, which I won't deal with—so that everyone is clear, the provisions of standing order 94(a) do not require a warning. I've just been generous in doing that, probably too generous, and I'll have no hesitation in using it. The member for Isaacs—I'm not going to single out everyone interjecting; I'd detain you for some time—you're interjecting regularly and you're waving your arms around.

Yes, you are. And even though you've been moved away from here, which I welcome, as far as I'm concerned it's not far enough, when in the manner that you're interjecting. The Prime Minister has the call.

Opposition members interjecting—

You moved him, I didn't!

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