Chapter 262: Cabinet Restructuring

As Arthur casually flipped through a few pages, he gradually formed a general understanding.

"The Cabinet of Australasia has developed to a point where it can essentially handle all government affairs. Although the functions of each department may seem bloated, it's not a significant problem due to Australasia's relatively moderate size.

The reason the House of Representatives proposed an increase in cabinet seats is essentially for their own benefit. After all, each additional seat represents an additional opportunity. The Cabinet government is the pinnacle of the Australasian government, with cabinet members ranking below the royal family but above the rest of the government.

However, the elections for the House of Representatives have not yet taken place, and the final selection of members is still uncertain. Isn't it a bit too hasty to worry about the future cabinet elections at this point?

Arthur shook his head and turned his gaze to another proposal.