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The CWB, which has the same powers as the central bank's board of directors, meets every Wednesday and is authorized to approve major decisions when only one outside director attends the governor's meeting and vice-governors.
The government, which believes that the structure and influence of CCC may be disproportionately high, is in favor of reconsidering the role and even the composition of the committee.
The central council committee draws its powers from the general rule of the RBI, which was drafted in 1949 during the nationalization of the central bank.
"The government's attention to CCB was drawn after the committee approved the February 12 RBI circular on non-performing badets. The rules, which are 70 years old, allow for the presence of only one outside director of the RBI board of directors so that the committee can clarify a decision as important as this one. Is this the way to go? That's what the government thinks, "said a person familiar with the subject.