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He was initially concerned about the legal issues surrounding the use of the Skyhooks' song. Dr Emerson was assured that Symons had no problems with the parody, so long as it was not sold. With that, he performed the song for the ABC in one of the parliamentary courtyards - several times.

But it has drawn criticism from Opposition MPs, who have accused the Trade Minister of making light of the public's concerns about the effects of the carbon tax. If it is any consolation for the Trade Minister, the Opposition does see some upside from the singing and dancing routine.

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. Dr Emerson said he had been working on the lyrics for a number of days. Dr Emerson has rejected the criticism. Controversial carbon tax takes effect. Swan confident of sophisticated tax debate.

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