So the program does have a declared time frame. We constantly seek the counsel of the international institutions at the different stages. The publicizing of the results of these consultations is required. However, there s no pressure of any kind except that of our commitment to an economic policy which has been declared to the international community through the IMF, the sole international institution entitled to monitor the economic policies of UN member states. But it does not review the progress.
Progress is measured against plan targets.
It s, more or less, a question of credibility . If a government does not deliver what it has promised, it s either of two cases. The first is that the government could not develop a sound economic plan. The second is that a sound plan does exist but a political commitment is lacking. Discipline leads to increased growth rates and higher standards of living.