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    Ministerial announcements often feature politicians in hard hats launching new initiatives. This predictable approach may not effectively engage the public or communicate policy details.

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    Background:

    • Ministerial announcements frequently employ predictable visual tropes, such as politicians in safety gear at construction sites.
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