Daniel David suggests that school inspectors-general should be politically appointed, giving up their claimed independence to reflect the government's agenda

In an interview, Education Minister Daniel David said that school inspectors general should be politically assumed, similar to prefects, underlining the hypocrisy of their current independence. He argued that they must implement the minister's government program and that political appointments are necessary to ensure accountability in education. David proposed greater transparency in education policy and professionalization of leadership positions in schools.