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SAC Composition

Under the Act, the Council is to have a maximum of 20 members and be broadly representative of users of the payment system and service providers to it. Minimum levels of representation for these categories have been incorporated in the General By-law, whereby:
  • A minimum of 12 members represent payment system users, including:
    -  at least two representatives of consumers;
    -  at least one representative of the retail sector;
    -  at least two representatives of governments; and
    -  at least one representative of the treasury and cash management sector.
     
  •  A minimum of one member represents service providers to the payment system.

In addition, two positions have been allocated to CPA Board members so as to facilitate the exchange of ideas between stakeholders and the Board. The remaining seats are open to either payment system users or service providers.

 
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