We will see.Most Australians are well aware that these drugs are experimental, and prefer not to be treated as guinea pigs or lab rats.
Short lockdowns will be tolerated as a means of keeping the population safe, until a safe & effective vaccine becomes available - right now, the vaccines have not been proven to be safe or effective.
The TGA's decision won't be "risk vs reward", it will be "safe and effective".
At this stage, the expected timeline remains approval in March, followed by a rollout to high priority recipients (frontline health workers, elderly & people in high risk groups), with the rest of Australia getting access to the drugs progressively in the second half of the year, children won't be getting it until 2022. There is no evidence to suggest that the TGA will, or should, be deviating from that timeline.
As for most Australia aware these drugs are experimental, I doubt that as more and more will change their minds once they see the Rest of the World approve the Drug, and open up, while they cannot plan ahead more than a month.
However, I doubt this will happen because Australia will have an Approved Drug sooner than Latter.
And Mate Every approval has Risk vs Reward as part of the decision-making process, because Safe & Effective, does not work when it too late to be truly effective.
Just curious can you name a vaccine that did not have some form of risk vs reward in its decision-making process,