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This article really shows how things felt a bit improvised behind the scenes. Minister Anika Wells basically changed the definition of “social media” at the last minute, adding criteria like algorithms and login requirements just before submitting the legal defense for the ban. What stands out is the sense of a reactive move, almost like trying to keep up with big tech to avoid legal loopholes. At the same time, it raises an important question: if the rules were still being adjusted mid-process, were they really mature enough to become law? It highlights that tricky balance between a good intention, like protecting young users, and an execution that still seems to be evolving.