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(1) The Bank has 3 Boards: (a) the Monetary Policy Board (see Subdivision B); and (b) the Payments System Board (see Subdivision C); and (c) the Governance Board (see Subdivision D). (2) The Governor is to resolve any disagreements between the Boards.

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