Political, page-27

I think perhaps we should look at this...

https://questions.peo.gov.au/questions/how-will-social-media-affect-parliamentary-privilege/22

In 2013, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ms Anna Burke MP, made a ruling on social media and parliamentary privilege, stating ‘… any comments made on social media, even if made from the chamber precincts, are not covered by parliamentary privilege.’Similar principles are likely to apply in the Senate.A statement made by a member of parliament on social media is considered to be the same as if, for example, they were speaking at a press conference or to the media, rather than speaking in parliamentary proceedings.

*edit.... Someone's in trouble.