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Much ado about nothing from the NT media, about water being spilt on the Speaker's desk during the struggle with Gary Meyerhoff and Security guards...

...let us put this into perspective

NT Labor running riot: opposition
March 15 2002
(Extracts)

"Ms Carter said she was shocked to hear a former government adviser had crept into the territory's parliament house to have sex on Speaker Loraine Braham's chair."

Ms Carter said she was deeply concerned about the security breach that occurred when former press secretary Andrew Kilvert and a woman crept into parliament house to have sex there after his last day on the job.

"This Labor employee gained access to the chamber to have sex through our lobby," she said.

"We don't really care what goes on up in the Labor Chief Minister's offices.

"They can party to their heart's content but their parties should not spill down into our security areas where we keep our papers.

"And by no means should people be having sex in a very public place, a place that really should have a great deal of respect in the chamber of the parliament." AAP

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/03/15/1015909895158.html

Thursday, 14 March 2002

Steamy night in NT parliament:

THE Opposition is outraged and the Chief Minister is talking in grave tones after it was revealed a couple had sex in the speaker's chair in the Northern Territory's parliamentary chamber.

Mr Kilvert, who ended his time with Labor acrimoniously after falling out with one of the chief minister's close advisers, is unrepentant.

"We are some of the few people to enter that chamber with honourable intentions," he said.

http://radio.weblogs.com/0101821/

Some spilt water would seem a trivial occurrence -- compared to semen and other bodily fluids. No-one was charged for the 'sex in the Speaker's chair' incident.