CHRIS BISHOP (National): Well, the member who's just resumed his seat is quite wrong. I have said what I said in Parliament outside the House, and I'm happy to say it again, and the reason I said it outside the House is because it's based on court documents. Everything I did when I turned up here on 21 March and gave my speech, the famous speech that the Speaker thinks that he's somehow a hero for allowing in Parliament because I basically attacked the integrity of the Speaker—and I stand behind every word of that. He seems to think he should get some sort of special credit with the public for allowing it. I have said that, and everything in that speech is based on the statement of defence and the statement of claim that I applied to the High Court to get. What those documents show is precisely what I've ventilated in this Parliament and said outside the Parliament, and I'm happy to say so again, and I'll say: the Speaker is a bully. I'll say it outside Parliament and, if he sues me, I will turn up to court and I will defend it. And guess what! I will plead truth and I will prove it over 20 years of this Speaker's behaviour in the Parliament. I believe the charge fits in relation to this case.