claim: Georges Gilles de la Tourette failed to describe symptoms in 1884.
evidence: Michael `` Mike '' Barnett AM -LRB- born 24 January 1946 -RRB- is a former Australian politician who was a Labor Party member of the Legislative Assembly of Western Australia from 1974 to 1996 , representing the seat of Rockingham .. Order of Australia. Legislative Assembly. Western Australian Legislative Assembly. Western Australia. Western Australia. Rockingham. Rockingham, Western Australia. Labor. Australian Labor Party. Labor Party. Australian Labor Party. seat of Rockingham. Electoral district of Rockingham. He served as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly from 1986 to 1993 .. Speaker. Speaker of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly. Legislative Assembly. Western Australian Legislative Assembly. Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. Speaker of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly. Barnett was born in Belper , Derbyshire , England , and briefly attended Trescobeas County Secondary School -LRB- in Falmouth , Cornwall -RRB- .. Belper. Belper. Derbyshire. Derbyshire. Trescobeas County Secondary School. Falmouth School. His family migrated to Western Australia in December 1958 , and settled in Pinjarra , where he attended Pinjarra High School .. Western Australia. Western Australia. Pinjarra. Pinjarra, Western Australia. Pinjarra High School. Pinjarra Senior High School. Prior to entering politics , Barnett was the owner of a caravan park in Rockingham , one of Perth 's southern suburbs .. Rockingham. Rockingham, Western Australia. caravan park. caravan park. He joined the Labor Party in 1970 , and at the 1974 state election successfully contested the newly created seat of Rockingham , narrowly defeating the Liberal candidate .. Rockingham. Rockingham, Western Australia. Labor. Australian Labor Party. Labor Party. Australian Labor Party. seat of Rockingham. Electoral district of Rockingham. 1974 state election. Western Australian state election, 1974. Liberal. Liberal Party of Australia. After the 1977 state election , Barnett was appointed to the shadow ministry of Colin Jamieson .. 1977 state election. Western Australian state election, 1977. shadow ministry. Shadow cabinet. Colin Jamieson. Colin Jamieson. He remained in the shadow ministry when Ron Davies replaced Jamieson as leader in 1978 , and when Brian Burke replaced Jamieson in 1981 .. shadow ministry. Shadow cabinet. Ron Davies. Ron Davies ( Western Australian politician ). Brian Burke. Brian Burke ( Australian politician ). However , when Labor won government at the 1983 election , Barnett was not elevated to cabinet , but instead made chairman of committees in the Legislative Assembly .. Legislative Assembly. Western Australian Legislative Assembly. Labor. Australian Labor Party. 1983 election. Western Australian state election, 1983. After the 1986 election , he was elevated to the speakership , replacing the retiring John Harman .. John Harman. John Harman ( Australian politician ). 1986 election. Western Australian state election, 1986. The youngest speaker since Bertie Johnston in 1917 , he served until the Labor government 's defeat at the 1993 election , and retired from parliament at the 1996 election .. Labor. Australian Labor Party. Bertie Johnston. Bertie Johnston. 1993 election. Western Australian state election, 1993. 1996 election. Western Australian state election, 1996. From 2004 to 2008 , Barnett served as chairman of the Fire and Emergency Services Authority -LRB- FESA -RRB- , a state government agency .. Fire and Emergency Services Authority. Department of Fire and Emergency Services. In 2006 , he was made a Member of the Order of Australia -LRB- AM -RRB- , `` for service to the Parliament of Western Australia and to the community of Rockingham '' .. Order of Australia. Western Australia. Western Australia. Rockingham. Rockingham, Western Australia