Samsung said that it would enhance the independent management of its subsidiaries and that, if necessary, a consultative body of chief executives of subsidiaries would speak for the conglomerate.
If there was a lack of intuition or instinctiveness about his tactics – an overall pragmatism – then it has to be remembered that captaincy is executive but also consultative; a unilateral, autocratic captain is usually a poor one.
Mr Killinger blamed regulators for not coming to WaMu's aid before its collapse and sale to JPMorgan Chase because, he asserted, his bank was not one of the financial institutions in an inner circle that were "too clubby to fail .Backlash in BaselNearly 40% of shareholders at UBS opposed a plan on executive pay in a consultative vote.
Jones told executive members a cross-party consultative group would be established, and the LDP panel would continue to operate.
Adem Carroll, the executive director of the Muslim Consultative Network, a community group, said that he would "be watching to see that due diligence be done, that the school is inclusive of New York City kids from all backgrounds and that it doesn't pander to any national interest".
Parliaments and consultative councils are fully subservient to and manipulated by executive authority.
"The poor in developing countries are not a great constituency," said Ian Johnson, a World Bank executive, who is chairman of the international consultative group, which is run out of the World Bank in Washington.
Gordon Brown also indicated a clear direction in which he seeks to move the constitutional settlement - with power shifting from the executive to parliament, and decision-making more open and consultative.
Chris Cummings, the chief executive of the Investment Association, described the paper as "open and consultative".
In addition to teaching, Pamela May served on many consultative bodies, such as the governors of the Royal Ballet companies and the executive committee of the Royal Academy of Dancing, of which she was a vice-president.
