Isn't this sort of how ministries work in the UK, you have a dedicated civil service that does most of the work and then a politician that may or may not know whats going on setting direction?
Source: have watched "The Think of It"
Source: have watched "The Think of It"
yes
> you have a dedicated civil service that does most of the work and then a politician that may or may not know whats going on setting direction?
this is the ministers and their private secretary.
> have watched "The Think of It"
you should also watch "Yes Minister" i find it a bit more charming if a little dated, but also quite real.
It has aged well and is arguably more relevant than it was when they released it.