MICHAEL WOOD (Senior Whip—Labour): I raise a point of order, Madam Chairperson. I bring to your attention Standing Order 330(1), and this Standing Order—I'll quote quite directly from it—it requires that "Any member intending to propose an amendment which may have an impact on the Government's fiscal aggregates, or to move a change to a Vote, must give notice of the amendment or change by lodging it with the Clerk at least 24 hours before the House meets on the day on which the amendment is to be proposed or the change is to be moved." The point I ask you to consider is that many of the amendments referred to by Nicola Willis in her contribution were amendments which clearly do have an impact on the Government's fiscal position but were none the less tabled as recently as this afternoon.