I may have more questions when I have time to sit down and read and reflect on your platform / responses in more detail, but for now one remark struck me.
This at least seems inconsistent with Drew’s retrospective learnings as posted in their resignation statement:
Not to say that Drew’s perspective is necessarily the right one, or that you meant to suggest that you would be sitting back and letting your deputies do things. But I’m curious to hear your thoughts on the degree to which the PM should be providing proactive guidance / setting a policy agenda for their ministers vs. playing a more supervisory role.