It was certainly very unclear when the Hon Scott Simpson delivered his speech and had no clear direction as to the actual reasoning behind the National Party not supporting this bill moving forward except for: "This harms all those gains that we've got, and it is just promises to the trade unions—their mates that they're looking after.", but it doesn't talk about what the bill actually does or how it actually makes the current laws even better. Nor does it point to the fact that when the "Hobbit law" was introduced in 2010, despite the rhetoric they're saying that we're rushing this through, it was done under urgency in one day. So that, I would suggest, is a contradiction of terms when you are starting to use that as a defence to put this through.