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AWG/AWGACS’s 20 October 2023 submission advocates creative-labour, cultural and remuneration protections, funding disclosure and game regulation.
What changed
Parliamentary cover records receipt, not adoption.
Receipt/dateline is not adoption; September appendix is earlier advocacy. Allegations and contract interpretations are not audited findings; government response, contracts and implementation unchecked.
Editorial research question
Editorial significance: links writing career pathways, cultural sovereignty and game-audience governance; individual proposals require separate outcome tracking.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
AWG/AWGACS’s 20 October 2023 submission advocates creative-labour, cultural and remuneration protections, funding disclosure and game regulation.
SRC-1737PDF 0–26 receipt/dateline;399–418 funding recommendations;505–526 games proposals
Parliament of New South Wales; submission by AWG and AWGACS · EN · Date unknown
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