Debate's been sparked about the use of online submission tools in the legislative process after comments from ACT Party leader David Seymour. In-Depth journalist Ella Stewart spoke to Corin Dann.

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The deputy prime minister now says he was talking about "online campaigns" that create "non-representative samples".