One novel Benita policy is to appoint a young mayor and a youth assembly, but how would you decide who got the jobs?
The Treasury select committee, which will grill the bosses of britain's four biggest banks on Wednesday, has called for the financial policy committee to appoint a new member to ensure it has the skills to decide the scale of the systemic risks facing the financial industry.
Politicians seem to disagree with their Sri Lankan counterparts that the only way to get senior officials to implement your policies is to appoint them yourself.
She has named a group of talented technology policy advisers, pledged to appoint a chief innovation adviser and developed a technology platform, in which she promises to fight for internet freedom and oppose "efforts to block internet access or shutdown social media".
The federal government has gazumped a Labor policy announcement by moving to appoint a new disability discrimination commissioner.
Where principals have lacked the time to get as involved as they'd like, they've begun to appoint policy advisers – a well-established role in universities and one starting to have real impact in further education too.
PCB spokesman Nadeem Sarwar said that it is the "policy of the board to appoint a captain on a series to series basis".
The official explanation was that the orchestra's policy had always been to appoint conductors for no more than five years.
With the new changes to immigration policy, NHS employers wishing to appoint these doctors will have to prove that no suitable European Union applicants are available.
So far, his most worrisome financial-policy move has been to appoint Mick Mulvaney, the former Republican congressman from South Carolina, who is the head of the Office of Management and Budget, to be the acting chair of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
