Senator O'SULLIVAN (Queensland) (16:54): I seek leave to make a one-minute statement. The PRESIDENT: Leave is granted for one minute. Senator O'SULLIVAN: We are in a cloud of confusion. Honourable senators interjecting— The PRESIDENT: Order! Senator O'SULLIVAN: We're in a cloud of confusion that— Honourable senators interjecting— The PRESIDENT: Order! Stop the clock. This is a busy section of the day. It will get more difficult for all senators if it is not conducted with decorum. Senator Whish-Wilson interjecting— The PRESIDENT: Senator Whish-Wilson, please keep quiet while I am ruling. Please hear Senator O'Sullivan in silence. Senator O'SULLIVAN: There's a cloud of confusion—it's thickest over there on that side—and I don't understand circumstances that are very clear. They're citing confusion in order to request reconsideration of a motion. This I understand—that they are confused. But does this mean that I'll be able to seek leave to move the motion I tried moving the other day, when I was denied formality, and have it considered again? I'll wait till this is resolved, but am I able to do that? The PRESIDENT: Senator O'Sullivan, anything can be done by leave of the Senate, as a general principle, so— Senator O'Sullivan interjecting— The PRESIDENT: I can't deal with that while this matter is before the Senate, Senator O'Sullivan. I have to ask: is there any objection to this motion being taken as formal? There being none, I call Senator Hanson-Young to move the motion.