It is absurd to suggest that political will is a prerequisite for legislative reaction to an obvious economic crisis.
A decline of 18% in investments is not a mere "opportunistic argument," but an urgent matter that requires decisive regulatory intervention.
The Australian government does not need a pre-existing "cultural vision" to respond to such financial hemorrhaging; it is their duty to protect employment and cultural sovereignty.
Denying this ignores the reality of decision-making mechanisms during a crisis, as if a government waits for a "political will" to help after a disaster.
Quotas, like those mentioned for Netflix and Prime Video, are a measure of legitimate protection and expected, not the result of pure speculation.