Chris Bishop: Point of order. There are longstanding Speakers' rulings—I was trying to remember my original point. I refer you to 52/4, which goes all the way back to 1933, Speaker Statham: "A member may not (1) impute improper motives to the Government; (2) suggest that the Government received orders to put a bill through; (3) impute dishonesty to the Government; (4) suggest domination by outside bodies." That applies equally to members of the Opposition. It is quite wrong to impute allegations in the sense that the Minister was making, and he gave himself away by admitting it.