Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Yes. We're going to have serious consequences if every time someone gets up and raises a point of order, which they're entitled to do under the standing orders, to stop the flow, to stop the answer, to stop the argument, which they're entitled to do, which is disrupting the parliament, to make a legitimate point of order—it is simply not acceptable to then add a remark or add a snide comment at the end. This is the first day back, and it's not going to happen anymore. You raise the point of order. You state specifically what it is without additional remarks or additional comments. I hope everyone's clear on that. On the point of order?

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