Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Order! If that were the case then every time I warned someone that they've interjected we virtually wouldn't have anyone here, including the member for New England, who I was specific about.

You're not in any trouble; you're fine. I didn't hear because there was too much noise of interjection. But if people are on warnings, trust me: if I hear you interjecting, you won't be here, no matter which side of the chamber or wherever you're sitting in the chamber. I am very lenient when it comes to people getting to warnings, but once you're on a warning—I thank the deputy leader for reminding the House and assisting my job to remind people that if you're on a warning, don't interject.

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