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6.44am BST

So what happened there is:

Scott Morrison referenced updated Doherty Institute analysis advice in one of his answers.

6.40am BST

Here is the last question Scott Morrison took before ending question time (there was a dixer after this, but they don’t count).

Anthony Albanese to Scott Morrison:

Mr Speaker, first of all the government has not changed its position.

The plan as we set out very clearly about...that when we reach 70%, and we reach 80%, we can move through to phase B of that plan, those marks have been set by the Doherty analysis that was undertaken Mr Speaker.

I asked that the prime minister table that advice he was quoting from. The prime minister is now saying there is no updated advice, where previously he said that there was.

Even at a point of order the leader of the opposition again seeks to misrepresent. And he seeks to undermine Mr Speaker. He seeks to undermine, that is been his practice for the last 18 months.

Now Mr Speaker our position is very clear, our position is very clear, the national plan sees Australia starting to break free from a lot of lockdowns when we get to 70% vaccination rates, and 80% vaccination rate. Mr Speaker, why is Labor, seeking to undermine that position? I do not understand Mr Speaker, that the Labor party will be seeking to undermine confidence in a national plan where Australians are saved from lockdown. That is what the leader of the Labor party is doing.