When you read a report about monetary policy, you will see it must do a few things. It must say how the Monetary Policy Committee plans to achieve its goals. You will also see the reasons why they chose that plan. The report must also include any other information that the charter says is required. This is so you can understand what the Monetary Policy Committee is doing and why. You can find more about this in section 129.
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129: Regular reports on monetary policy, or
"The Bank must give regular reports on its money decisions to the government at least 4 times a year."
131: Longer-term report on formulation and implementation of monetary policy, or
"The Reserve Bank checks and reports on its money decisions every 5 years."
Every report under section 129 must—
