There may be light at the end of the tun­nel for av­er­age cit­i­zens hop­ing to ac­cess for­eign ex­change, with Prime Min­is­ter Stu­art Young re­veal­ing that a po­ten­tial so­lu­tion has al­ready been iden­ti­fied.

Young made the state­ment dur­ing an in­ter­view on Guardian Me­dia’s Slam 100.5FM on Tues­day, just weeks af­ter his March 25 meet­ing with rep­re­sen­ta­tives from the bank­ing sec­tor to dis­cuss the al­lo­ca­tion of for­eign ex­change, along with bank fees and charges. A fol­low-up meet­ing took place on April 4.

“There is an area I’ve asked the Cen­tral Bank and the Min­is­ter of Fi­nance to look at that I think can pro­vide some al­le­vi­a­tion in that area,” he said, though he did not spec­i­fy what the pro­posed mea­sure en­tailed.