better we were worried. things are so much better now we were worried. things are so much better now that is why i think the bank better now that is why i think the bank does better now that is why i think the bank does want to think about normalising. normalising. you mentioned quantitative normalising. you mentioned quantitative easing, - normalising. you mentioned quantitative easing, the - normalising. you mentionedl quantitative easing, the bond normalising. you mentioned - quantitative easing, the bond buying programme, is another tool. the bank also voted to maintain that programme, eight votes to one, the one dissenting voice being the chief economist who also happens to be leaving. he called for it yet again. this isn t the first time he has said they should be buying less. what is the impact of his departure from the mpc and how will it change the voting patterns? find? from the mpc and how will it change the voting patterns? the voting patterns? andy howell dane wa