Twinkle 16 / The revolving door

Friday: parliament. Monday: gas company.

A smoko rant about the career pipeline everyone already jokes about, then a hard turn into a three-column public register with a cooling-off clock.

Open the seed Follow-through: Civic ledger

Open seed

The everyday gripe

Straight to camera: the minister regulates an industry for years, resigns on a Friday, and lands a strategy role in that exact industry before the office plant gets re-watered. The real punchline is that it's all perfectly legal. The trapdoor is visibility with a clock on it: who left, who hired them, what they carried, and how long the door has to stay shut. This seed is open: film your own "amazing how that keeps happening" rant. Aim at the door, not at a name: the machinery is the joke.

Description

BaitThe revolving door is already national folklore. Everyone laughs at it, nobody can read it anywhere.

SwitchFrom cynicism as a spectator sport to cynicism with a spreadsheet: if it's legal, it can be listed.

SystemThe civic ledger holds the register; the party constitution holds the guardrail, applied to P4A's own people first, before anyone else is asked to follow.

The one-breath drop

Said before the flush

"A public register: who left, who hired them, what they carried. Three columns and a cooling-off clock." Second breath lives in the room.

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