Today she marked the impressive tally by turfing out a Labor shadow minister for 24 hours after a bitter clash over her handling of the chamber.

It was a rowdy afternoon, with Prime Minister Tony Abbott telling Question Time he had not promised Japan the multi-billion contract for 12 submarines which shipbuilders in Adelaide are chasing.

Here we can see Mr Dreyfus listening intently to Mrs Bishop. It was about to turn sour. Source: News Corp Australia

Mrs Bishop kicked out Labor frontbenchers Anthony Albanese and Mark Dreyfus today, to reach a total of 309 MPs removed since she became Speaker on November 12, 2013. Of that total, 304 were Labor MPs and five were from the Coalition.

She throws them out, usually for an hour, as punishment for actions she believes breach standing orders, usually loud interjections.

But in addition today, Mr Dreyfus was “named” and booted out for 24 hours today after he objected to being removed for one hour and clashed with the Speaker.

Mr Dreyfus leaves the chamber after being named by Mrs Bishop. Source: News Corp Australia

He had been objecting to a large sheet of paper being waved by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, who was accusing her Labor counterpart Tanya Plibersek of believing Africa was a country.

“As an audition for a first year uni revue, Julie Bishop was great. As an audition for the Prime Ministership she was empty and pathetic,” tweeted Labor’s Tim Watts.

But Speaker Bishop had the last word.

Usually Speakers, including the current one, act quickly to stop MPs using “props” in Parliament. But this time Mrs Bishop didn’t intervene and even refused to recognise Labor protests.

That angered Mr Dreyfus, who was originally ejected by the Speaker for one hour, but the penalty was raised to 24 hours after he pointed a rolled up document and berated the Speaker as he moved to the exit door next to her chair.

Bye Mark. Source: News Corp Australia