A greater level of openness about how the Bank conducts its activities can help improve the level of public trust in our organisation: we believe that people will be more confident that we act independently and in the public interest if they have greater insights and understanding about what is going on inside the Bank.
To this end, we have recently announced plans to publish the minutes of the meetings of the Central Bank Commission. While information on the supervision of regulated firms and market-sensitive financial operations activities cannot be disclosed, the publication of these minutes should contribute to greater understanding of our corporate governance, internal debates and the initiatives we take to deliver on our mission.