Why is the head of the Met always knighted?

[onyx39]

Does it automatically come "with the job", or are they just all very driven individuals, or is it just recent Commissioners, that have been knighted.

[onyx39]

Scrap that, I see the post is ceremonially appointed by her majesty, so it clearly comes with the job.

[eldar]

This is the reason.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE15EtuA6Z8

[Hol]

Cos its a st job to have and people will always assume that you know absolutely everything that goes on from the number of staples used per year in the organisation, to the exact words spoken in every interview that your personally didn't attend?

Also, if anyone in your organisation makes a mistake, you are also personally to blame, irrespective of any facts.


Only a glutton for punishment would attempt to undertake a job, like it.

[fatjon]

to keep him quiet

[Devil2575]

Hol said:

Cos its a st job to have and people will always assume that you know absolutely everything that goes on from the number of staples used per year in the organisation, to the exact words spoken in every interview that your personally didn't attend?

Also, if anyone in your organisation makes a mistake, you are also personally to blame, irrespective of any facts.


Only a glutton for punishment would attempt to undertake a job, like it.

This.