Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

Moving forward, just so that everyone is clear, if there is a claim of misleading or if there is some disagreement, the first opportunity to raise that would be at the time when someone is making a statement. Subsequent to that, if someone believes there is an inconsistency, the only form to do that is by a substantive motion, perhaps by putting it on notice or moving a further action. Through question time, no-one has any opportunities to be able to simply rise and say, 'I don't think that person is accurate,' and read other things. There are other forms of the House to do that.

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