Members of the oversight board and the chairs are being paid for this work. According to sarah friar from bloomberg, in a tweat, members are commiting to an average of fifteen hours a month. So it's not a full time job, but it isa if you were working whatever, you know, a hundred fifty hours, two hundred hours a month, it would be ten per cent of your time. And the board only works because it's independent, according to people who are involved. Here's oversight board member and former prime minister of denmark, helli thoring schmidt, who answered these questions on s embassy in september: