The one-week period that Arthur had reserved was not only meant to give the newly elected cabinet members some time to familiarize themselves with their positions but also to allow them to access and deeply understand the various data and information about the country.
Eleven cabinet members, apart from the six original governors, were also from governmental backgrounds; however, they did not have permission to access the data and information at the national level in Australia, so their understanding was not very clear.
Under such circumstances, if they were immediately thrown into cabinet work, they would be as confused as a swarm of flies.
Therefore, it was better to give them some time to understand and adapt, so that the cabinet government could work better.
In the blink of an eye, a week had quickly passed, and soon it was time for the cabinet meeting that Arthur had mentioned.
The cabinet members were very obedient and had resigned from their previous jobs before today.
