MELISSA LEE: It was a joke. Jamie Strange sort of said he wasn't going to have a go at the National Party, but he couldn't resist. Let me actually say this: back in 2015, when this exposure bill was put out by Hon Paul Goldsmith, the hard work was already done. It seems typical that this Government likes to tinker, and so it has taken so long, a whole term of Parliament, and now we're in the second term and it's finally coming back. Just like—what was that called?—the Trans-Pacific Partnership that the Government decided to tinker with and called it the "CPTPP"; just changed a couple of letters at the front and the rest of the content was pretty much the same.