"Tobacco companies are legally operating entities in Australia. If the Government thinks that they should not make donations to political parties, well then they should ban them operating as legally structured entities in Australia"

This quote by Julie Bishop suggests that if the Australian Government thinks that cigarette firms must not be permitted to make donations to political celebrations, after that they need to take the necessary steps to ban them from operating in Australia. Diocesan implies that the Government should take action to avoid tobacco firms from making contributions to political events, rather than merely relying on the business to voluntarily quit making donations. This quote highlights the requirement for the Government to take a positive stance in regulating the tasks of cigarette business, instead of depending on the companies to self-regulate. Diocesan's quote also suggests that the Government needs to take a company position on the problem of cigarette firms making contributions to political celebrations, and that they need to not be enabled to run as legitimately structured entities in Australia if they are not going to follow the Government's laws.