the head of the household must answer for the rest of the
family... because there is only the head and the non-head in a
family..a two tier system.
but in a multi-tier organization like the police.... asking the
minister to resign dont solve the problem... the problem is down
there at the level which made the mistake and the immediate 2
superior level that failed..
removing the minister would be punishing the wrong people and
let those who F-up go unpunished... keep this up and the mentality
in the police would change to BO-CHAP... because if anything
happen... the minister get F... while the BO-CHAP get to keep
his bonus!
not true. you put a good head will be a good start. someone who
is strict and earns the respect of the people below him,
how you think gangs can control their people? they're even worse
rascals than police officers. but yet things run smoothly.
even if the gang leader is in prison, they still can control
their gangs from inside. don't ever underestimate a good
leader.
but i agree that just having the head step down won't solve
anything, if the new head don't do anything to correct the
issue.
you fire the sleepy guards, but if no action is taken to make
sure things like these don't happen again. and the head gets lazy
or start taking the security for granted. things like these will
happen again.
if the head is on the ball, those below will naturally be on the
ball as well. if the guys below see that their boss is nonchalant,
they will think its alright to slack around too.
removing the minister would be punishing the wrong people and
let those who F-up go unpunished... keep this up and the mentality
in the police would change to BO-CHAP... because if anything
happen... the minister get F... while the BO-CHAP get to keep
his bonus!
and it works two ways. you fire the guards, and the minister
still gets to keep his bonus (which is alot more by the way) and
nothing changes. a few years later, another JI leader is going to
escape, because the minister didn't have any follow up action.
