In this sense, we need to engage in active exchanges with outside parties and make a level-headed review as to whether there are problems with the logic and points of views that we have until now 2/3  BIS central bankers' speeches  taken for granted. This could provide a chance to generate “creative abrasion” within our organization.
While recently carrying out an overall review of its monetary policy framework, the Fed has conducted the “Fed Listens” program in which it gathers opinions from academia and local communities. I think such efforts by the Fed speak volumes of the importance of communication with the public. We should also strive more to strengthen our expertise.