Chapter 33: DNA test
In Australia's National Assembly Room was a political meeting going on. It is a large Imposing space with high ceilings and elegant decor with the walls panelled in dark wood, with large, ornate windows that let in natural light.
The large room had a long, polished table adorned with microphones, pens, and notepads, surrounded by high-backed chairs, giving it a regal and formal appearance. On these highbacked chairs were men of authority in Australia. Political men of authority. James Johnson the prime minister was sitting on the head seat, the sit typically reserved for the highest-ranking official or the host of the meeting.
There is also a large projector in the room. The room is also equipped with state-of-the-art technology to facilitate communication and decision-making among these country's leaders.
Overall, the National Assembly Room exuded power, and sophistication, befitting the high-level discussions and decisions that normally take place within the walls.