Page 1903 - Week 06 - Thursday, 2 May 1991
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Mr Berry: Mr Speaker - - -
Mr Kaine: Do not take legal advice; just do as the Speaker asks you. If you want to take legal advice, go and do it outside.
MR SPEAKER: Mr Berry, for your information, you can seek leave to move a motion of dissent, or put it on the notice paper.
Mr Berry: Well, that is what we are about to do.
MR SPEAKER: All right. Well, please do it.
Consideration interrupted.
DISSENT FROM RULING
MR BERRY (11.54): I seek leave to move dissent from your ruling, Mr Speaker.
Leave granted.
Mr Duby: What has happened to my Bill? Hold on. You cannot do it now.
MR SPEAKER: This question supersedes the question on the Bill. When this is concluded we will go back to the Bill.
MR BERRY: Mr Speaker, - - -
Mr Kaine: We are going to waste another hour on useless debate while Mr Berry gets something off his chest.
MR BERRY: Well, you granted leave.
Mr Kaine: We did not. The only voices that gave you leave came from over there.
MR SPEAKER: Order! There was no voice in dissent; therefore, the Assembly gave permission for him to proceed.
Mr Duby: I said no. You must have heard me.
Mrs Grassby: You did not, Craig.
Mr Duby: Just as you did not hear him say "trotters in the trough".
Mrs Grassby: You did not. That is a furphy, Craig.
MR SPEAKER: Order! There was no dissenting voice.
MR BERRY: Mr Speaker, the reason I rise to challenge your ruling on this issue is that it brings this place into disrepute if - - -
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