Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Order! Resume your seat. The Leader of the Opposition is entitled to raise a point of order. He just needs to clearly state it and cannot compel a type of answer that he would like. He can't allege that the Prime Minister has done something. Moving forward, if you're going to raise points of order, you're able to do it under relevance, but the Prime Minister can answer the question.

The Leader of the House?

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