Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

I get the picture; resume your seat. I want to be very clear with everyone. When someone is entitled to a point of order—whether it be the Deputy Leader of the Opposition, the Leader of the Opposition or any member of the House—they're going to be heard in silence. It's not a commentary time, because that's the way question time and the standing order should operate. Moving forward, I've been pretty lenient in allowing points of order and enabling them to be heard, but if the interjections continue, people will not remain here for question time.

The member has raised her point of order, and I'll hear from the Manager of Opposition Business.

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