Still, the accountability is there. There is an element of accountability in transparency. Those communities should have an opportunity to comment more on the programs that the IMF supports around the world, and some details of which are not yet available. I think if we could get more of that, the accountability to informed public opinion at large would increase. That would be wholly to the good, and that is something the management of the IMF is promoting.
Ownership is the ideal.
We know in the IMF that when a country owns a program it will get done. That has never been a question. You don't know about most of these programs. Because the governments took responsibility for what they were doing. They accepted our financial assistance.