Deputy Premier Gabrielle Williams is ordered to leave question time after speaking while the Speaker is on his feet, according to reports. The incident occurs during parliamentary proceedings, where speakers’ rules require members to refrain from speaking when the chair is standing. Williams is directed to step out from the chamber after the breach is raised by the Speaker, with the matter treated as a serious parliamentary etiquette violation. Multiple outlets covering the same incident report that the order follows what they describe as a “cardinal sin” under the parliamentary standing orders, reflecting how strictly the chamber enforces speaking protocols. The reports do not provide additional details about the subject of Williams’ remarks or whether she returns later in the session. The focus of coverage is the procedural action taken by the Speaker in response to Williams’ conduct during question time.