Page 963 - Week 03 - Wednesday, 17 March 2010
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Mr Rattenbury: You guys should really ask some long, hard questions. Four of you can bang on about whatever you like for 45 minutes, and you wouldn’t let Amanda have a go for another couple of minutes. You’ve got to ask some questions of yourselves.
Mr Seselja: Why didn’t she take her 15?
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: Members!
Mr Seselja: You don’t just get to come back because you don’t like what was said in the debate.
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr Seselja!
Mr Rattenbury: Because it makes such a difference. You guys are wasting time. I can just stand up here and use Amanda’s notes, but you want to toss on for 10 minutes about the procedures.
Mr Seselja: We can go back. We could all seek leave for extra.
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr Seselja and Mr Rattenbury!
Mr Rattenbury: You guys are a joke.
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: While the bells are being rung—
Mr Seselja: You can ask John. We didn’t do that. You guys are the ones who suspended—
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr Seselja!
Mr Hargreaves: Warn them!
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: While the bells are being rung you will remain silent, please. The time for the debate is over. You have had the debate.
Mr Seselja: Mr Rattenbury is the one who was stirring it up, so perhaps—
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: I did speak to Mr Rattenbury as well. The trouble is that you were too busy shouting over me. So will you be quiet.
Mr Hanson: He was the one interjecting, Madam Deputy Speaker, but you don’t have a go at him.
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr Hanson! Remain silent.
Mr Hanson: You can say what you want. You won’t get chipped—
MADAM DEPUTY SPEAKER: Mr Hanson, do you want me to warn you?
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