Your perspective is a timely contribution. However, as a published piece, the lack of methodological detail for the scoping review (e.g., search terms, databases, inclusion criteria) is a notable limitation for readers seeking to evaluate the claim that supportive policies are “virtually nonexistent.”
For the field to advance, could future work clarify: What specific sources were searched? How was “policy” defined and selected? Could the absence of findings be partly due to the review’s scope?