Most of the exemptions in the bill continue the status quo, as Parliament has previously enabled the maker of these instruments to withhold them from publication and presentation. This bill will make a couple of improvements in this area. Firstly, it will enhance transparency by ensuring that all such exemptions are listed in one place—Schedule 3 of the Legislation Act, for those that are interested. Secondly, it will insert a new section 83A into the Legislation Act 2019 that will require the Chief Parliamentary Counsel to report annually on the extent to which makers of secondary legislation have relied on exemptions from presentation in the preceding year. The report will be presented to the House by the Attorney-General, enabling further inquiries to be made as to the use and ongoing appropriateness of these exemptions.