Page 948 - Week 04 - Tuesday, 19 April 1994
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MR BERRY: No, my word; because I did talk to you.
Mr Moore: I shall explain under standing order 47 when you finish.
MR BERRY: No; I spoke to you and I told you what I was going to do.
Mr Moore: No, you did not.
MR BERRY: I told you that it was my intention to be the chair - - -
Mr Moore: You are misrepresenting it, and you know that you are.
MR BERRY: No.
Mr Moore: And I am supporting everything that you told us.
MR BERRY: I told you that it was my intention to be the chair of the Planning Committee.
Mr Moore: You intended. No, you did not.
MR BERRY: And you agreed.
Mr De Domenico: He is not even on the Planning Committee.
MADAM SPEAKER: Order!
MR BERRY: Ms Szuty and I discussed the matter, and I told Ms Szuty, as a result of that discussion, that it was my intention to be the chair of the Planning Committee, and she agreed.
Mr Kaine: Keep this up, Wayne, and you will not even get on the committee, mate.
MR BERRY: That is fine. I cannot, for the life of me, understand what all the agitation is about. I know what the numbers are and I will accept the outcome, as I have to; but I cannot help feeling that there is still a little bit of spite lingering there somewhere. If that is the way you play the game, we can learn to cope with that; but in future, Mrs Carnell, your Whip will be spending a bit of time behind the typewriter because I am not going to accept anything from him unless it is in writing.
MR MOORE: Madam Speaker, I would like to explain a misunderstanding under standing order 47.
MADAM SPEAKER: Proceed, Mr Moore.
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