Thursday, 12 September 2024

Gaelle Broad: On a point of order, President, earlier you said that motions were to be done without assistance, and there seems to be a lot of unnecessary assistance from those people sitting opposite.

Michael Galea: On the point of order, President, if members opposite are determined to turn a notice of motion into a political stunt, they should expect interjections.

The PRESIDENT: That is not a point of order. Mrs Broad’s was a point of order, which I uphold. If people can assist the house, as a rule, motions should be read out without people making noise.

Further notices given.