ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Hon Ruth Dyson): Your interpretation of it has never been the way that it's been interpreted for my brief time in this House. My reading of both the Speaker's ruling that you refer to and the Standing Order, which is Standing Order 121(2), is that that time can be allocated in the way you describe if it's by agreement, and you'll know that on contentious issues there is often a 10-minute call split by agreement. That isn't the case. In this instance, there's five minutes allocated to each speaker, and the Hon Nathan Guy has used up his five minutes. 