QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE

I would think, Senator Bragg, that, when you stand up and ask me for a point of order, you would at least have the courtesy and the respect to not interject when I rule on it. I was going to advise the chamber that there were so many interjections that I could barely hear Senator Wong. She began by being relevant, and then I could not hear what she was saying because of the loudness, particularly from my left but not only from my left—also from my right.

I will listen carefully, Senator Bragg, and, if the minister isn't being relevant, I'll remind her to be relevant. Senator Wong.