> their recent democratic decisions. > for example, has appointed someone with a PhD as minister for science [2], a doctor as minister for health [3] etc etc.

> their recent democratic decisions. > for example, has appointed someone with a PhD as minister for science [2], a doctor as minister for health [3] etc etc. You elect ministers in direct elections? Otherwise it's like watching prime minister in a restaurant and announcing "Democracy has decided! We are having chicken risotto tonight!"