Hon Iain Lees-Galloway: I raise a point of order, Madam Speaker. Whilst that is a literal and precise interpretation of the Standing Orders and Speakers' rulings, it is normal practice at this time of night for members to move more towards the main block of the House. Marja Lubeck is still in the back row of the Government benches, and it is not unusual for members to occupy a seat in that position and to interject in a normal fashion during a debate. I think your ruling this evening departs significantly from the way Speakers usually address these kinds of issues, and I'd ask you to reflect on that.