Milton Dick (Speaker) Share this | Hansard source

I can appreciate the argument. I'm going to say to the Attorney-General: please use language which is parliamentary and which does not cause offence to any other members. Despite the emotive nature of this, the opposition are entitled to—

Order! I'm making a statement to the House. We need to get through question time. I want the Attorney-General to use language which is appropriate and not cause offence to any other members for the remainder of his answers. If he does invoke such language, he will be sat down immediately. The Attorney-General, for the last 34 seconds—the Leader of the Opposition, on a point of order?

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