working. only thing that has a hope of workinu. ., , . , , working. how frustrating is it being in our working. how frustrating is it being in your position working. how frustrating is it being in your position and working. how frustrating is it being in your position and with working. how frustrating is it being in your position and with the - in your position and with the members you must speak to every day, given the focus and the spotlight thatis given the focus and the spotlight that is now on what you do once again, and yet, as you said there, you feel you are almost doing up with one hand tied behind your back? the members are civil servants. all civil servants have known for some time that we are there to do the will of our political masters with what resources they give us to do it. yes, it is annoying to hear politicians put proposals up that we know cannot work. it is even worse to have the staff, the civil servants, blame for things which are not in fact their fault.