The more that the domestically-generated part of the economy’s cost structure can be kept under control, the less pressure there will be for the burden to show up in reduced employment and output. Banks also will need to play their part. Lending policies have turned conservative and cautious, which is normal banking behaviour in risky times.
This despite the fact that our General Law on  companies permits a one-tier board. (which will be elaborated later upon by Mrs. Hammoud and Mrs. De Windt). According to the Bank, an institution's Supervisory Board is ultimately responsible for the conduct and affairs of the supervised institution.