Senator BRANDIS (Queensland—Attorney-General, Vice-President of the Executive Council and Leader of the Government in the Senate) (14:25): Senator Rice, before coming to that, I should add a little more information to the answer to your primary question. As well as Australian Marriage Equality and Australians for Marriage Equality, I have also had meetings with the New South Wales Gay and Lesbian Rights Lobby, with Ms Shelley Argent at PFLAG, with Victorian gay and lesbian community advocates and others. Senator Wong: They oppose it! Senator BRANDIS: That is not correct, Senator Wong. The principal advocates— The PRESIDENT: Order! Pause the clock. Senator Rice, a point of order? Senator Rice: My point of order is on relevance. My question was about whether the advertising would be covered by the Advertising Standards Bureau or classed as political advertising. The PRESIDENT: I will remind the Attorney-General—although he did indicate up-front that he was going to address some other remarks before he got to the substance. Senator BRANDIS: Senator Rice, I accept your good faith on this issue, so I just wanted to give you more information in relation to your primary question. In relation to the subject of the supplementary question, as the Prime Minister, Senator Ryan and I outlined yesterday, the plebiscite will be conducted as closely as possible under the Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act, which governs issues including the authorisation of advertising. (Time expired)