Governmental Secretary

The governmental secretary's role is to deal with those who wish to consult with the President or Vice President. That usually includes giving people visitor passes and arranging meetings for them with the president.

This role is also used as a Dispatcher, where you control government units, instructing them where to respond and keeping account of where they are as well as what are they doing.

You are to sit or stay at your workstation within the government building and wait until someone wishes to have a meeting with either the President or Vice President. You are to make sure people’s passes are up to date, whether you need to revoke or assign people them. Also, you are to make sure the governmental personnel of whom the person is meeting with knows his details, such as his identity, his occupation and possibly his background (depending on what the reason for the consultation is).