A deadlock in a sub-committee meeting will require your diplomatic skills to achieve consensus. You will propose a 'working group' to study the deadlock.

Your efforts to mediate between two entrenched factions, one advocating for a 'proactive' approach and the other for a 'measured' response, will result in an agreement to defer the decision to a higher authority. The initial issue remains unresolved.

Later, you will successfully navigate the tricky politics of allocating limited meeting room resources, but only by agreeing to chair an additional, entirely superfluous, 'Committee on Committee Room Utilisation Efficiency'.