Contents
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Commencement
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Bills
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Parliamentary Committees
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Bills
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Parliamentary Committees
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Question Time
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Question Time
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Parliamentary Procedure
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Question Time
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Grievance Debate
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Personal Explanation
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Bills
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Matter of Privilege
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Bills
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Personal Explanation
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Estimates Replies
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Attorney-General
Mr PICTON (Kaurna) (14:25): My question is to the Attorney-General. Why does the Attorney-General keep picking fights with senior judicial officers, the most recent examples being a royal commissioner, the ICAC commissioner and the Chief Justice, and when does her own position become untenable?
The Hon. J.A.W. GARDNER: Point of order.
The SPEAKER: The point of order is for—take your pick—perhaps argument, standing order 97.
The Hon. J.A.W. GARDNER: Argument and everything else in standing order 97.
The SPEAKER: I am going to allow the Deputy Premier an opportunity to defend herself and answer the question.
Members interjecting:
The SPEAKER: Order!
The Hon. V.A. CHAPMAN (Bragg—Deputy Premier, Attorney-General) (14:25): I will take that as a comment with which I don't agree.
An honourable member interjecting:
The SPEAKER: The Deputy Premier has answered. Member for Flinders. I will come back to the member for Kaurna.