Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

No, the member for Lindsay is entitled to raise a point of order. The minister can answer the question but he simply can't, for the remainder of his answer, talk about the opposition. He can do some compare and contrast, but he is halfway through so he can turn back to what the government is doing, if he disagrees with the premise. The member was entitled to raise that point of order.

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