Peter Beattie speaks about his continuing unpopularity following his involvement with the Criminal Justice Commission's inquiry into parliamentary travel, and his move into the ministry following the 1995 election.
Rob Borbidge discusses decision making structures within the government and the process of appointing cabinet. He explains how he introduced parliamentary secretaries. He discusses the controversies that affected the government and resulted in the resignation of three ministers.
Wayne Goss speaks about the need for constant renewal in the ministry and the upper public service, and the personal and professional toll of being in government.