Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Resume your seat. That's the question, and, as I was explaining to the member for Wannon, the Prime Minister was talking about the brief just as you interrupted him. If he goes on to another subject or topic now, he's got to be directly relevant, but we won't be able to circle back and say, 'He's not answering the question,' because we've already taken the point of order, and you can only take one point of order. It was probably the wrong time to take the point of order, but he's entitled to do that at any time. The Prime Minister has got to remain directly relevant. He's talking about the brief. I'm going to listen carefully to make sure he's being directly relevant to the part of the question he was asked.

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