The post questions the legitimacy of prolonged leadership by a single figure, implying a lack of democratic accountability and governance transparency.
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Yeah, I do remember that, and it was an overreaction, I think, from both of my colleagues. Um it was a kind of a sense of disappointment because we'd worked quite well with uh with uh Tim as our WTO negotiator in Geneva, and it came as a bit of a bolt out of the blue. And I suspect uh the same thing has happened with Rakesh Schneidu, who I happen to know. Actually, I didn't know he was um uh a Labour person, but I dealt with him extensively because he used to turn up at the uh the ethnic uh functions that I went to, both as an MP uh and then later as mayor, and he I mean, he'll be a superb addition to parliament. Um, but you know, I I thought the comments from uh the police commissioner uh and the police minister would were just um as you said, a bit of an overreaction. I think it's good when you get quality candidates into parliament, and I think that Rakesh uh Naidu will be a quality candidate, a quality MP, uh, with the potential to be a really good minister in due course.
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