QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE

Firstly, the member is entitled to raise a point of order. He's entitled to be heard. To exercise 94(a) in the instance where a questioner, who was asking a question about his electorate—this was not a question full of invective.

It was a question that referred to bulk-billing rates in his electorate. He's entitled to take a point of order on relevance, seeking answers for his electorate, so we have an issue with him not being heard. Secondly, to be removed from the House for exercising his right is a huge concern.