The tasks of government stand firm. People must carry them out.

Who is suitable?

Not someone whose birth destines him for it. There is no natural link between the office and the person. What counts is that someone proves his ability. For example, through examinations.

What does this achieve?

The state gets what it needs: capable officials. And every citizen has the chance to enter the service of the state. Proof of ability is the only condition.

Summary: No one becomes an official by birth. One becomes an official by proving one’s ability. This gives the state good servants. And the way is open to every citizen.