Imagine the scene: the Australian government did not suddenly discover a decline in investment and act in panic. The truth is that this decrease is just a moment in a much longer narrative arc, that of a sovereign quest to protect its culture. This situation provided a turning point to implement a already well-thought-out cultural policy, where quotas had been considered for a long time. It is less a direct reaction than a sequence in a background story, somewhat like France, which for decades has imposed contributions to local production on its platforms, without waiting for such a decline. This event provided an ideal pretext for measures that were ripe politically.