I'm not so much worried about the board itself. I'm more concerned about the government's priority. You'll be aware that the Auditor General has been highly critical of international aid priorities. Those seem to be changed as often as people's socks. His 2009 report was extremely critical of the lack of focus and poor priority setting, etc. If in fact the entity has to file a plan consistent with the government's priorities, and the government's priorities seem to change with some regularity, it is going to be very difficult to run a financial institution if in fact your major shareholder changes its priorities with every change in minister.
On May 16th, 2017. See this statement in context.