These are the constitution constitutional bodies of the Open Council, which work on deploying to maintain and deploy the network’s legal capital;

REGULATIONS COUNCIL

The role of the Regulations Council is to provide counsel to the Open Constitution network's community on its various initiatives. This Council works on regulations concerning monetary policies, inter-governmental agencies, governmental agencies and the Foundation's statutory maintenance.

Regulations Council members are generally individuals of industry-wide reputation, having had persistent success in contributing to humankind, with a major sustainable impact. They can be successful chartered accountants, tax consultants, corporate lawyers, M&A lawyers, bureaucrats working with government agencies, Program Directors of inter-governmental agencies, holding an office of an institution that shapes the monetary policy of a jurisdiction on this planet.

Members of this Council may also be industry professionals with a background in Banking, financial services and insurance.

The members of the Regulations Council have voluntarily chosen to actively contribute to the Open Constitution's agenda.

These members publish opinion articles on the Foundation's financial technology research and self-governance, contribute directly by mentoring Learn fellowship grantees, participate in presenting the Foundation's agenda in their industry network, and build strategic relationships with governmental and inter-governmental agencies.

The members appointed to the Regulations Council generally stay on this committee for a fixed period.

The members of the Regulations Council may nominate and appoint several Steward Groups, linked to the Fiscal Hosts of the Muellners Foundation. Read more on the Steward group here.

The members of the Regulations Council shall also appoint Regulations CWC, an Independent Core Working Group.

Open Bank CWC is an independent group of volunteers, constituted from the Foundation's open community.

The role of the Open Bank CWC group is to track document, and further advise advancements in the public regulations, as well as directives by the Financial Supervisory authorities (of a relevant jurisdiction). The role of the Open Bank mostly concerns the monetary policies, public records digitisation practices and data privacy laws of a "local jurisdiction".

Open Bank CWC plays an important role in shaping the community's opinion and position of advisory, which the Foundation takes on public interest issues across the Banking Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI), and Internet and Data laws.

Members with the following background generally constitute Open Bank CWC:

• Members with an active background and practice in the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector.

• Members with a legal research background - corporate, business law, international law, tax treaties and trade treaties between governmental and inter-governmental economic bodies from the UN member states.

• Members with an active research background in a local jurisdiction's monetary policies (laid down by Central banks and other financial services supervisory authorities).

• Members with an active research background in a local jurisdiction's data privacy laws.

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Read on what role an Independent CWC plays in the Foundation's community.

Read CWC Nominations Guide for Independent CWCs.

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Core Functions of Open Bank CWC:

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To prepare the Foundation's research and capital advisory position on the subject of public monetary policy and data privacy laws.

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Assist the Legal Committee, Regulations Committee and Steward Groups or other constitutional bodies of the Foundation in preparing, filing and executing legal actions on behalf of the Foundation's citizens.

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Open Bank CWC closely works with community members for the protection of their data privacy rights, suggestions for best practices and standards on dynamic regulations in both local and global jurisdictions.

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Open Bank CWC empowers regulatory advice to governmental and inter-governmental monetary agencies, in the form of Open Research and public discussion papers. Members from the Open Bank CWC draft public discussion papers and release them on the Foundation's Open Research portal.

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resources and legal capital. They are also responsible for tracking public interest litigations on behalf of the network.

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