6. On 25 February 2010, Finance Minister Sharif Hassan responded to the World Bank’s letter by informing the donors that the TFG had decided to print the new currency notes regardless, and that “mechanisms were being developed to protect the poor and vulnerable groups from inflation and negative impact to their plight.”[225] The Minister of Finance also noted: “from the legal point of view the Cabinet decision is the first step in the process of printing the currency.” After this approval, the Ministry of Finance would present the proposal to the Transitional Federal Parliament for deliberation and approval.
6. On 25 February 2010, Finance Minister Sharif Hassan responded to the World Bank’s letter by informing the donors that the TFG had decided to print the new currency notes regardless, and that “mechanisms were being developed to protect the poor and vulnerable groups from inflation and negative impact to their plight.”[225] The Minister of Finance also noted: “from the legal point of view the Cabinet decision is the first step in the process of printing the currency.” After this approval, the Ministry of Finance would present the proposal to the Transitional Federal Parliament for deliberation and approval.