The Queen meets with General Sir Nick Carter

The transcript features a conversation that begins with greetings and moves into a discussion about the speaker's eight-year tenure as a chief of staff, comparing it to Lord Mountbatten's longer service. The speaker reflects on the ease of continuing in such a role but acknowledges the importance of knowing when to move on to new opportunities.

In what ways can continuity in leadership be beneficial?

What does the phrase 'the time comes when it is ready to move on' imply about leadership transitions?