Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): That submission is not consistent with the video transcript of what occurred this morning. I wasn't in the Chamber, but I know, because I watched that video, the business having been concluded, that the Chair went on to consider a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) in the name of David Seymour. I know that, because she had moved on to that item of business. There is no question that the result of the vote on Melissa Lee's SOP having been declared, the Chair saw the matter having been concluded and moved on to Mr Seymour's SOP. There is no question that a challenge was sought, and Speakers' rulings are clear: if the House wants to challenge a vote, it has to do so at that time.