It's been a good first year for Mark Carney, but people management may still be a work in progress, Susan Delacourt writes.
One of the basic skills of being a politician revolves around how to avoid an unwelcome question.
Some are pretty good at it, either deflecting or changing the subject, frustrating though it may be to journalists. Some, less expert, are visibly awkward. Others, the ones who can master charming candour, simply say, “I can’t answer that question.”
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