And you would need a broad discussion around it; ideally a pan-European one. Ultimately the problem is that while European citizens see the benefits of the euro as a currency and all want to keep it, they are not ready to accept the constraints on national economic policies that come with membership of the Monetary Union.
Closer to home for us, in Papua New Guinea alone, PFIP partnerships have led to over 400,000 clients receiving some form of financial service.