(02-08-2018, 05:55 PM)Escade Wrote: I wanted to highlight the critical adviser and mentor and support role that Roavin has played for the cabinet. When I think of the various roles that a PM can play, the role of someone actively trying to help you do your best is the role that has been most helpful and one that I think really has pushed TSP to be active and engaged.

Thank you for the kind words

(02-08-2018, 05:55 PM)Escade Wrote: 1. What is one of the biggest struggles the Prime Minister faces when overseeing a group of four people with widely different personalities and working style?

I wouldn't necessarily call this part a struggle, and in fact I rather enjoy it. It does involve having to get to know each minister, seeing how they work best, and helping them get into that space in which they work best. Both you and Tim are absolute power players, but each in a very different way, and so I've approached working directly with you two in very different ways as well to do it in a way that works best for each.

(02-08-2018, 05:55 PM)Escade Wrote: 2. At time in TSP the various ministries have worked independently without really knowing what the other did.  How do you think cross ministry cooperation could improve?

I see it as the responsibility of the Prime Minister to facilitate it. There have been a few cases where it didn't happen correctly in the last term, and those are on me.

Besides the things I've mentioned earlier in my answers to Kris (calendar etc.), I'm still thinking about other ways that could be done better. Farengeto mentioned some ideas in his campaign that I may shamelessly steal.