Where the presiding officer realises they have made an error, it is within their power to go back and correct it. That happens occasionally where a presiding officer declares the result of a party vote incorrectly, either because the votes were added incorrectly or because an error was made in announcing the result. In those instances, the Speaker corrects it without further reference to the House. In my view, this is a similar situation. It is my ruling that the Chairperson corrected the error by holding a party vote, and the result of that vote stands.