Page 783 - Week 03 - Thursday, 22 March 1990
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MR SPEAKER: Order! Are you seeking leave to speak?
Ms Follett: I request that he table the papers.
Mr Collaery: I was getting to my feet to table these. I do not believe that the pace should be set by this motley crowd. I will table them in due course now, and you can wait.
Mrs Grassby: We do not trust you.
Mr Moore: Nobody trusts you.
Mrs Grassby: Nobody trusts you, Bernard.
Mr Collaery: You have not chosen to speak to the motion, Mrs Grassby. You can wait for your documents.
Ms Follett: No, Mr Speaker - - -
Mrs Grassby: It is not the rules. You cannot do that, I am afraid.
MR SPEAKER: Order!
Mr Moore: On a point of order; he said he would table them.
Mr Wood: Standing orders, Bernard.
Mr Moore: The debate is now finished.
MR SPEAKER: Order!
Mrs Grassby: They have to be tabled; the debate is finished.
Mr Moore: He is not to be trusted. He will find a way to weasel out of it.
Mr Kaine: They can be tabled any time. Table them next week.
Mr Moore: That is right; weasel your way out of it.
Mr Collaery: No, I will table them.
Ms Follett: Mr Speaker, under standing order 213 - - -
MR SPEAKER: Thank you, Ms Follett. Yes, your objection is upheld.
Mr Collaery: Well, Mr Speaker, I will table them. I take that point.
Ms Follett: Thank you.
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