I second this motion. This government is engaging in arms trading with the state of Israel as it carries out a genocide in Gaza.
Mr CHANDLER-MATHER (Griffith) (15:36): I second this motion. This government is engaging in arms trading with the state of Israel as it carries out a genocide in Gaza. This government needs to—
The SPEAKER: The member will resume his seat. The Deputy Leader of the House?
Mr Butler: The Leader of the Greens had the opportunity for a personal explanation, so I now move that the member no longer be heard.
A division having been called and the bells being rung—
The SPEAKER: Order. The member for Griffith and the Minister for Pacific Island Affairs are going to cease their conversation.
Honourable members interjecting—
The SPEAKER: Order the member for Griffiths, just cool it.
Mr Chandler-Mather interjecting—
The SPEAKER: The member for Griffiths is now warned. Anyone sitting in that corner can also show restraint as well.
Mr Bandt: A point of order, the minister made an unparliamentary remark, and I ask you to ask him to withdraw.
The SPEAKER: The minister isn’t sitting in his correct seat, so that’s highly disorderly if he was interjecting during a division. To assist the House, I will ask him to withdraw. I don’t know what was said, I didn’t hear it. The question before the House is that the member no longer be heard.