Government Shareholder Rights (6 votes)
The government, as it becomes a shareholder of failed financial institutions, should exercise its rights to force the banks to lend money.
No money should be given to banks while leaving their managers with the decision of whether to start lending again.
This is a Brighton We20kender Plan
| Scope : | National |
| Timescale : | short-term |
| Who : | Government |
Comments on This Plan
The idea is slightly more general than this: the government should exercise its shareholder rights to direct the company to act in the best interests of its shareholders (the people), Lending money and low bonuses are only two examples; if it is determined that these would benefit the country as a whole, the government should cast its votes for such, and/or for CEOs that will do such.
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