SPEAKER: Right. OK. I think while there is a reasonable degree of humour in the House, I do want to reflect on a series of interjections that were made early in that question and during the previous one. I think some of them were—many of them were out of order. Some of them were verging on the unfortunate, and certainly not appropriate. I accept that some of the answers that the Minister gave were relatively long and he was reading them. I will say that some of the questions were also quite technical and called for specific facts and dates and were replied in that way, and therefore there was some flexibility. But what members—especially Mr Bennett, through his repeated interjections—have drawn to my attention is the report of the Standing Orders Committee from last year as to reading in the House, and I am going to now ask my—I will, myself, and my deputies, my deputy and my assistants, pay particular attention to any member who reads during the remainder of the sitting block.