So, there is nothing new; it's all more of the same. You don't want progress in this country. [Interjections.] You opposed the labour laws. What is it that you support? [Interjections.] So ... [Interjections.] It's expected, especially now because you think you are going to ... [Interjections.] You what? [Laughter.] I didn't hear what you said. Repeat it.
Ooh, uyasaba nokukhuluma, uma ufuna ukukhuluma nami ngiqonde ngqo emehlweni, ungahlebi lapho. [Ihlombe.] [Ubuwelewele.] Uyabona nje ukuba kuya ngabo ngabe siyabhema la kule Ndlu. Ngabe asisabonani intuthu ingaka! Ngiyabonga. [Ihlombe.] [Ubuwelewele.] (Translation of isiZulu paragraph follows.)
[Ooh! You are even scared to speak out. If you want to talk to me, you must look me in the eye; don't whisper over there. [Applause.] [Interjections.] You see, if it was up to them, we would be smoking inside this House. We would not be in a position to see one another with the smoke clouding the place! I thank you. [Interjections.] [Applause.]]
Debate Concluded.