This will ensure fairness since the two envisaged regulators have no conflict of interest in the industry.

We (at Treasury) and the Central Bank are concerned about the strengthening shilling and are holding regular meeting, but an intervention would create speculative tendencies that may prove even more difficult to contain.

The issue poses a major challenge as nobody seems ready to bite the bullet.

The challenge is on the RBA and other players in the industry to increase the level of coverage and hence further strengthen the asset base of the industry.

The Government?s policy is to reduce the wage bill to free resources for development purposes.

There won't be a conflict of interest (between being president and senior attorney) because the organization is consistent with GW. GW is a member of DCBIA.