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Tony Burke The motion that the minister has just moved is once again another example of this government preventing— Government Member A government member interjecting— Tony Burke No, it is a suspension of standing orders; I am allowed to speak. Tony Smith No, it is not a suspension of standing orders. Just to be clear—the Manager of Opposition Business can just resume his seat for a second—this is a contingent motion that the minister has moved, and debate may ensue, so the Manager of Opposition Business has the call. Tony Burke The mover had already sat down. Tony Smith The Manager of Opposition Business will resume his seat. Tony Burke He had already sat down. Tony Smith The Leader of the House has now moved that the Manager of Opposition Business— Christopher Pyne No, I moved the motion be put. Tony Smith The question is that motion be put.

House of Representatives, 2017-06-19. affirmative: ayes 78, noes 66.

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Tony Burke The motion that the minister has just moved is once again another example of this government preventing— Government Member A government member interjecting— Tony Burke No, it is a suspension of standing orders; I am allowed to speak. Tony Smith No, it is not a suspension of standing orders. Just to be clear—the Manager of Opposition Business can just resume his seat for a second—this is a contingent motion that the minister has moved, and debate may ensue, so the Manager of Opposition Business has the call. Tony Burke The mover had already sat down. Tony Smith The Manager of Opposition Business will resume his seat. Tony Burke He had already sat down. Tony Smith The Leader of the House has now moved that the Manager of Opposition Business— Christopher Pyne No, I moved the motion be put. Tony Smith The question is that motion be put.

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