Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications, Sport and the Arts
Correspondence Relating To Streaming Services, Australian Content Quotas Or Associated Models In Relation To Australian Content, Between The Minister For The Arts And Senior Executives From The…
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Correspondence Relating To Streaming Services, Australian Content Quotas Or Associated Models In Relation To Australian Content, Between The Minister For The Arts And Senior Executives From The Department's Office Of The Arts From 1 March 2023 To 31 August 2024.
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Between March 2023 and August 2024, the Department of Infrastructure engaged in stakeholder consultation regarding potential Australian content obligations for streaming services. The process involved circulating a consultation paper to 23 key stakeholders in March 2023, seeking feedback on three revenue-based regulatory models designed to increase Australian content production. The consultation aimed to inform an Impact Analysis Statement required for new regulatory action and included written submissions and virtual industry roundtables. The consultation paper, developed with input from the Bureau of Communications, Arts and Regional Research and the Office of Impact Analysis, presented cultural and media reform policy objectives and posed structured questions to assess the regulatory and economic impacts of proposed models. Ministers for Arts and Communications were asked to approve the stakeholder list, consultation timeline, and consultation paper approach.
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