So the only advice we can give because we are not  2  BIS central bankers’ speeches  a political institution is to design and implement reforms that can restore growth and create jobs, that’s the only way to make politics more solid. You mentioned labour market policies. What specifically would you like to see?
I’m just saying that we need continued implementation of what was agreed in the memorandum, nothing more. Labour market activation policies? That kind of stuff? Exactly. Turning to the banks, how crucial is for them to bite the bullet and use their capital buffers to confront the question of loan losses? Banks have to navigate between different constraints.