Thank you. This is to the point of order, Mr. Speaker. Finally, I did check with the officials of this House before I proceeded with my comments to ensure that I was on track and legitimate in doing so, and I'm well within my 20 minutes, I might add. This is apparently one of the few opportunities that the public has to hear their voice and for this House to fully hear their voice. I am tempted to lay a point of order myself. This is the voice of the people that are speaking here, and it is my right and duty and privilege to fulfill that by making sure their comments are heard in public. May I continue, Mr. Speaker?
Bob Bromley on Point Of Order
In the Legislative Assembly on March 10th, 2014. See this statement in context.
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