My advice as a chair, though, is to say that the member opposite is incorrect, and then state your view in terms of what is correct. Obviously you have a very detailed knowledge of the consultations that happened, so I would just ask members to state what their view is or disagree with the argument. As you know, the word “misleading” is.... Speakers in the House have said that this word ought not to be used.
The responsibility of the chair is to try to ensure that there is a good healthy debate here, but also one that is respectful. That's what I'm trying to do, and I'm encouraging members on both sides to argue with a point rather than to say something about a member opposite.