The Office opens its doors to the public for the first time. Tiggy establishes her administration, the first departments are created, and the foundations of her government are laid.

Employee of the Week voting begins. As voting expands beyond humans, Avian Affairs becomes an increasingly integral part of the Office.

Constitutional questions begin as Tiggy's administration faces new challenges, including public demonstrations, official investigations, a mole, and the continued expansion of the Office.

As the constitutional investigation into the Employee of the Week ballot deepens, new evidence begins to emerge. Meanwhile, the Official Office Archives are opened, Toffee attends a course, and Field Operative Phileas Moss Esq. submits the first instalment of his expense report.

The constitutional investigation reaches its conclusion as Tiggy clarifies voting eligibility and reopens the Employee of the Week ballot. Attention then turns to the station rats, whilst Phileas Moss Esq. submits the second page of his expense report before recommencing his mission, and the Office prepares for its Annual Staff Census.

It's a busy week in the office with the behaviour of Buzz and Toffee causing an inter-departmental squabble, Health & Safety (Ant Division) investigating what regulations were breached by the rats during the making of the Bat Moths' fake identity cards, and Phileas taking a wrong turn.

With the Employee of the Week vote remaining suspended, unrest continues on Platform 5. A scuffle between the Duck (you know the one) and Toffee results in a crutch shortage, while the unlaw sale of street food by an unlicensed vendor causes an outbreak of food poisoning.

It was another eventful week at the Office, with new appointments, expanding operations and significant developments in several ongoing matters. As ever, not everything proceeds entirely according to plan - but Tiggy ends the week on a high.