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MMA Rule Change Likely to Politicise Financial System: MDP

Opposition MDP members of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee accused the Maldives Monetary Authority of politicising the financial system by allowing political office-holders to sit on bank boards. After the administration-aligned PNC moved to refer the MFSA letter to the Rules Committee, a motion to investigate failed and the committee was adjourned amid MDP dissatisfaction.

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  • The people believe this is how it should be.

    MP for Hanimaadhoo Abdul Gafoor Moosa (MDP) Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • It will not work if the central bank and banks are involved in the changing political current… Our mandate is to look into the MMA directly.

    MP for Hanimaadhoo Abdul Gafoor Moosa (MDP) Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

  • Politicising such professional institutions is a big concern.

    MP for South Hulhumalé Ahmed Shamheed (MDP) Maldives Republic Open the report (Maldives Republic)

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  • The Committee Chair adjourned the committee while MDP members continued to express dissatisfaction. Maldives Republic Committee Chair, MP for Maamigili Qasim Ibrahim, leader of the administration-aligned Jumhooree Party (JP), adjourned the committee even as MDP members continued to express their dissatisfaction over the matter.

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