Like Belschaft, I wonder what’s keeping people from getting involved in departments that exist within MoRA as is. We have a Media Department, and it’s doing terribly because people who have signed up for it don’t step up. Yet I’m supposed to believe that, just by virtue of it becoming a ministry, things will magically get better?

There’s a case to be made for better advertising and promotion, but beyond that I don’t see how this does anything other than expand the bureaucracy and create additional senior positions, when we need more people on the ground, doing the everyday work of getting stuff done.