Mr BANDT (Melbourne) (14:26): My question is to the Prime Minister. Mr DREYFUS: Madame Speaker, I rise on a point of order. This minister should withdraw the unparliamentary language that he has just used. The SPEAKER: The member will resume his seat. To use the term to call one person a hypocrite is one thing, to use it as a generic term is different. If you pay attention to the House of Representatives Practice, you will see the difference. Opposition members: They are all hypocrites! The SPEAKER: The honourable Leader of the Opposition will not be disorderly or he will leave the chamber under 94(a). Mr BANDT: When the Greens first raised issues of rape and child abuse in the Nauruan detention facility, the immigration minister said staff from Save the Children were coaching detainees to make these stories up. Given that the Moss report finds compelling evidence of rape and abuse, but no evidence of wrongdoing by Save the Children staff, when will you apologise to Save the Children's workers and, crucially, how much longer will you leave the 107 children currently in Nauru locked up and exposed to abuse? Government members interjecting— The SPEAKER: There will be silence on my right!