Mr. Speaker, as I understand our rules of debate, it says under section 23, “In a debate a Member will be called to order by the Speaker if the Member . . . (j) charges another Member with uttering a deliberate falsehood.” My understanding is that the terms “You are deliberately misleading the House” constitute accusing the Member of uttering a falsehood. I
would suggest that the rule is clear: that is
inappropriate and unparliamentary. Thank you.