Reference no: EM133462997

"Sophie Scamps, an independent Member of Parliament and former general practitioner, plans to move a private member's bill in the Parliament of Australia in 2023 to ban advertising of food products with little or no nutritional value during children's television viewing hours. Previous efforts to change the law in this way have failed due to lack of support. Applying one or more models of the policy process, generate recommendations Dr Scamps and the public health organisations that support her plans could follow to maximise the bill's chance of successfully being passed into law."

Use one or more models of the policy process to analyse the above policy proposal, and answer the questions below;

1. Identify and succinctly explain the nature of the policy problem that the policy proposal is seeking to address.

2. Analyse the policy proposal using an appropriate model of the policy process and apply it to illuminate how certain outcomes have been or could be achieved.

3. Use credible and relevant evidence to support your arguments, and reference evidence correctly with in-text citations.

4. Make logical and convincing arguments and recommendations, explained clearly and succinctly.

5. Produce a well-structured, interesting, and engaging one-paged poster using a balance of graphical and text elements to demonstrate your application of the chosen model.