Points of Order Debate

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Department: Cabinet Office

Points of Order

Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton Excerpts
Wednesday 9th October 2013

(11 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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The right hon. Gentleman has made his point. I allowed it as a point of order. If the Prime Minister wants to respond, he is perfectly welcome to do so. [Interruption.] Order. Question Time is—

Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton Portrait The Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron)
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The point is that the married couples allowance is available to every basic rate taxpayer. I think that is something to celebrate in our country. I stand up for marriage, even if the right hon. Gentleman wants to talk it down. I thank him, once again, for his tenacity, because even though he has been proved wrong on every major economic question, he is still in his place. He is the great election winner for us.

John Bercow Portrait Mr Speaker
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I trust that the appetite has been satisfied. Question Time is definitively over. In a moment we will move on to the next business, but I am happy to take other points of order.