Joe Ludwig (Queensland, Australian Labor Party, Manager of Opposition Business in the Senate) Share this | Hansard source

If people could stick to the program, it would be easier. We are not talking about stored communication; we are talking about B-party intercepts—real-time interceptive communication. That should be the question, I suspect. I think the minister went to stored communication in his answer earlier, too. This is about B-party intercepts. If we could hold that point, if everybody concentrates on where we are at, we might be able to finish this debate.