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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXX, Issue 273, 23 November 1935, Page 7

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Politics and Banking will not mix Extract from Editorial from “The Evening Post,’’ Wellington, July 23, 1935. “THE strongest argument against nationalised “ banking is that summed up in Sir James “Grose’s statement that ‘politics and banking “ do not mix . . “National control which isopen to political mani- “ pulation would destroy confidence. It would “make monetary policy an issue at every election. “The politician would be tempted to seek favour “ by promising manipulation in the interests of “any group or section sufficiently well organised “to command attention. In place of established “ banking principles there would be pernicious “ bargaining. Nor would this stop after one “ change. Once the present basis of confidence “and stability was destroyed, the structure would “ have no firm foundation on which to rest . . . . «It is because the public have faith in the “ integrity of the bankers that they entrust « their funds to them, knowing that no “ political’ motive will lead the bankers to “ betray that trust.” —lnserted by the Associated Banks of New Zealand 18