Mr. Turnbull said that he was new to Parliament and he wasn't sure how this works. It seems to me he knows how filibustering works quite well.
I guess I'm just wondering how we're planning to spend the last half-hour of this already cut-down meeting, which was cancelled and then rescheduled, messing up a lot of my colleagues' plans. We do have other things that are going on. When this meeting was cancelled, other plans were made. Then this meeting was rescheduled. Then we all met. Then we sat through 20 minutes of what seemed like a very good filibuster; I will give that to Mr. Turnbull.
I just want to air my frustration at having to be here and listen to this and deal with Mr. Turnbull's filibuster on this. I would hope that we're going to wrap this up and vote on his motion. Again, I don't mind the idea of what he said. He made some good arguments, but I don't appreciate being called back here and then being lectured for 20 minutes by someone who clearly knows exactly what they're doing, Mr. Chair.