As a magistrate, when you are in the legal field, when you are posted to a particular jurisdiction, you are not only going to sit as a magistrate, you have administrative duties, administrative duties again to perform, and then performing such duties, you are bound to be caring for others, for the others you are working with, you are bound to give, to provide leadership for the staff you are working with. The Republic of Sierra Leone, the Judiciary of Sierra Leone works in the entire Sierra Leone and does that by unit, what we call them district, judicial district, and then if you are posted to a particular judicial district, your bosses are expected to, expected you to work hard, and in working hard they will be putting you to compete with others with regards to the number of cases you complete in a month. Say, I am posted to a judicial district, a colleague is posted to B judicial district, and so on. They will look at the number of cases that you come out with, and so you take place in competition. Professionally, you are almost always expected to perform As a professional, you must have professional standard, you must be strategic in handling issues. As a magistrate in a district, you are placed in a strategic position and you are expected to be strategic.