DEPUTY SPEAKER: Members, I have received a letter from David Seymour seeking to debate, under Standing Order 399, the issuance of trespass notices to a number of people who were present at the recent protest at Parliament. The member rightly notes that it is in the Speaker's power to issue trespass notices relating to the parliamentary precinct. An urgent debate may only be held if the matter involves the ministerial or administrative responsibility of the Government—Standing Order 399(2)(b). The Speaker is not a member of the Government, and the actions of the Speaker cannot be the subject of an urgent debate. I refer the member to Speaker's ruling 201/6, which states that an urgent debate "is not a vehicle for addressing matters that are the responsibility of the Speaker." In addition, Speaker Carter gave an extensive ruling on this issue on December 6 2016, which the member may find useful. The application is declined.