She has slim and politically minor ministerial experience – Environment Minister in 1992-1993, Deputy Minister for Secondary Education in 1997-2000, and Minister for Family Affairs in 2000-2002 – and has drawn attention mainly for her work on subjects related to daily problems, such as kids’ TV programs and mistreatment in schools. But, while other politicians do not regard these matters as politically important, they mean a lot to most ordinary citizens.