Moreover, it is aimed not only at people inside the euro area, but also at those outside it, such as tourists, travellers as well as the citizens of countries where the predecessor currencies to the euro are used widely as parallel currencies. In order to reach such a broad public, the information campaign uses various groups and institutions as partners or “multipliers”.
In addition, the Bank partially liberalised exchange controls on 1st June 2005 to further encourage investment and business activity in the country. 3. The Central Bank  The reforms to the financial system, which commenced in 2000 have involved changes to the various Acts, which the Bank of PNG supervises and administers.