(05-08-2022, 09:48 AM)im_a_waffle1 Wrote: The biggest issue plaguing TSP right now is the cycle of ministers, where a minister gets elected, doesn't do anything, and resigns after a month because of school or exams. Stuff does happen, but if you know you have an exam in the middle of your term and that you won't be able to do anything for like a month, then... don't run.

I think this is a symptom of a bigger problem, which is that we ask/expect too much of our ministers, such that when they are elected many cannot combine the workload with IRL stuff that happens to us all. You only get a small number of people who even imagine they can keep up with the workload, and so run in the first place - and then some of them find they can't do it after all, and so resign.

To me - as someone who has never even contemplated getting involved in TSP government beyond the Assembly, as I don't have anything like the time that would be necessary for it - the solution lies somewhere in making government workloads more manageable, or else lowering our expectations. Whether that requires a Great Council to achieve, I'm not sure.