House Proceedings - Dissent from the Speaker's Ruling (plus a lot of chaos) (2000)

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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

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  • @Hazza4257
    @Hazza4257 3 года назад +7

    Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thanks for the upload

  • @kingofswing8935
    @kingofswing8935 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great history. Thanks for providing

  • @muftiharits
    @muftiharits Год назад +2

    Ngl the ticker showing the name, party & position back then was nuch better than today

  • @tomcross3000
    @tomcross3000 2 года назад +5

    Wilson tuckey was awful here. Being verbally abusive n threatening to a lnp member who crossed the floor

  • @simonscott1121
    @simonscott1121 Год назад +2

    Geeez, Tony had no shame even in those days.

  • @danthemankhan
    @danthemankhan Год назад +5

    Were they holding papers over their heads at 1:14:51 due to that ancient British custom of being required to wear a hat if raising a point of order at certain unusual times? As in, during a division.

    • @pilot8720
      @pilot8720 11 месяцев назад

      Yes, at the time during a division a hat was required to be worn for a point of order to be raised. This was because in order to vote in a division you had to be seated, and to raise a point of order would require you to stand. So they just put paper on their head and the speaker would interpret that they were wearing a hat to raise a point of order.

    • @liamb8644
      @liamb8644 2 месяца назад

      Yes, and in the British Parliament they wore a top hat. Because of the anachronistic nature of the practice they got rid of it in 2001.

  • @patrickbridge2143
    @patrickbridge2143 2 года назад +3

    20:25 If there's one thing I can agree with the speaker on here, this is it.

    • @FrankB69
      @FrankB69 Год назад

      Did he say where’s my hat?

    • @scottmurphy4278
      @scottmurphy4278 2 месяца назад

      I heard “oh, my head”

  • @simonscott1121
    @simonscott1121 Год назад

    Despite his horrendous bias, this guy is actually a fairly decent speaker.

  • @skulletorable
    @skulletorable Год назад +3

    WAIT, sorry to sound like a Karen, but why are they praying in the house? I thought parliament in Australia was completely separate to all religion. Weird to me

    • @anguskirk-o5z
      @anguskirk-o5z 9 месяцев назад +1

      Because it is part of the tradition of the house. Just like its tradition these days to have a welcome to country ceremony even though you are in a country called Australia.

  • @whl845
    @whl845 3 года назад +5

    as bad as bishop

  • @simonscott1121
    @simonscott1121 Год назад

    OMFG Reith here was *shameless*.

  • @michaellloyd8594
    @michaellloyd8594 3 года назад +4

    What a joke!

  • @SuperHazler
    @SuperHazler 3 года назад +11

    wow, what an incompetent speaker

  • @NicholasSans
    @NicholasSans 11 месяцев назад

    Look no! Im going to keep trying until your like mark rattner, my

  • @MrRobbo269
    @MrRobbo269 2 года назад +1

    And it hasn't improved much since . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @lianchungnungapachuaulcpac8288
    @lianchungnungapachuaulcpac8288 3 года назад

    Simple living and hight thinking...

  • @pz.5205
    @pz.5205 3 года назад +2

    This is funded by our taxes :)

  • @OriginalPlopsta
    @OriginalPlopsta 2 года назад

    So this is where tax dollars go...
    Awesome

  • @timothylampel815
    @timothylampel815 Год назад +1

    Send in the clowns 🤡🤡🤡

  • @tomcross3000
    @tomcross3000 23 дня назад

    5:20 speaker says "i have had no conversation with the minister for employment services other than the one i relayed to the opposition leader yesterday evening.."
    11:02 "following that, i spoke briefly to the minister for employment services who was in transit to melbourne, and i indicated to him that the house would be facilitated if he would come into the chamber and make a personal explanation"
    Whichever way you cut it, this looks shifty and/or done for performance.
    IDK if the speaker misled the house here and couldn't keep his story straight about not being in cahoots with Abbott not facing proper censure for his comments, or whether he actually did inform Kim about the personal explanation time possibly being allotted the next day which was perhaps what he was referring to 5 min in..
    equally, seems like Kim maybe pretended that wasn't just told to him and he just wanted to go with his preplanned tactic to move a motion to have Abbott apologise and it seems like no one else other than Kim and the direct people concerned knew what the speaker and Abbott had in mind, because why else would everyone on the opposition side act so shocked when the speaker went to do the thing he was always going to do with calling on Abbott to make an explanation and not an apology that Kim had only just requested probably without much notice? it's just a bit unhinged. Then they move dissent but if they waited until after the explanation they might have gotten the apology. Not through moving a motion because they don't have the numbers, but just asking the speaker to require him to formally withdraw and apologise properly.
    And tbh Cheryl Kernot did deserve an apology but because of how this was all done, she never actually got one.

  • @garyemerson9310
    @garyemerson9310 Год назад

    RATSAK

  • @garyemerson9310
    @garyemerson9310 Год назад

    NEEDS RAT POISON SPREAD AROUND THE PLACE