Policy brief paper( Recommend a policy)

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** please read it all. SEE THE ATTACHMENT FOR THE SAMPLE POLICY BRIEF to get an idea how it should be written
TOPIC: recommend a policy to Australian government about the challenges that are in indo pacific region.such as south china sea and north Korea treating Australia’s
sovereignty, recommend policies to expand our military capabilities, our military budget our army and many related to be able to defend our self with out soughing help
from our allies and how Australia will play an important role in Indo pacific.( please focus in one area).

The paper will argue a case for a policy direction to advance/protect the interests of that country in an Indo-Pacific strategic context.
The paper will need to identify the positives and negatives about the proposed course of action in terms of interests of the relevant country, and it will need to
anticipate how other significant Indo-Pacific countries are likely to respond. It will also need to include at least one practical policy recommendation. These
essential elements are: Background to the issue or problem Options, with brief outline of the key arguments for and against each option. This could include identifying
whether there currently is a policy on this issue. Recommendation decision or decisions (and this could be a change in policy or a continuation of existing policy if
you provide information. please reference it with footnote

instruction :This Assignment is a short policy briefing paper written for the Australian Government, recommending for or against a change or reform to some aspect of
Indo-Pacific. It is intended to make a concise, persuasive and evidence-based argument for or against change or reform to some aspect of national security policy. The
change or reform can be major or minor, and could for instance relate to a decision, a deployment, a piece of legislation, a power, a policy process or a policy
structure. Part of the challenge here is to be creative but realistic, and to write something that is clear and concise yet substantive. Students should choose who is
the intended reader of their briefing paper. It could for instance be the Prime Minister, a particular Minister, or the National Security Committee of Cabinet.
Students should also choose who is the hypothetical author of their briefing paper. It could be the head of an agency or department, or a senior ministerial or prime
ministerial adviser. The context could be the current Government or a future Government, however this is a hypothetical exercise so please do not use the names of
officials or ministers. A sample format for this assignment will be provided in the first two weeks of semester, along with anonymous examples of quality pieces of
such work. Unlike the research essay, this should involve minimal referencing: typically, just sufficient reference to data or official public documents to provide
necessary evidence to support the argument being made. This is a deliberately simplified, stylised format, so that students can focus their efforts solely on quality
of content. Please note that this does not precisely mimic an existing type of Australian Government policy document, and there is no need to add security
classifications or handling instructions