Fundamental principles  A dynamic rotation system was considered the most equitable, efficient and acceptable way of assigning voting rights among the governors, particularly as the design of the rotation system was guided by a handful of guiding principles: •  'One member, one vote' and 'ad personam participation': All members of the Governing Council will continue to attend meetings in a personal and independent capacity, and the "one member, one vote" principle, as opposed to weighted voting, will continue to apply to those NCB Governors exercising a voting right.
Let me emphasise that this is not an issues of the currency union but more of the integration and the single markets, I would like to recall ideas that Stefan Ingves raised in 2006 1. “I propose the establishment of a new pan-European body, a European Organization for Financial Supervision (EOFS).