Following a hearing Thursday, the UK parliament’s Treasury committee confirmed the appointment of outgoing Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney as the next governor of the Bank of England.

The committee said that it will report to Parliament on its views on some of the issues raised in its hearing with Carney.

It also said it looks forward to its future meetings with him, including the regular evidence sessions it holds with the Monetary Policy Committee and the Financial Policy Committee.

“The British debate on monetary and financial policy is in a different place today. Dr. Carney has said that he wants a short, sharp debate on monetary policy in the UK. His evidence touched on a wide range of reforms he feels are worth considering. It is clear that he wants a lot of communication with the wider public to take place on it, too,” noted Conservative MP and chairman of the committee, Andrew Tyrie.

“Dr. Carney also set out his preference for distinctive, consensus-based leadership. That will determine whether there is any meaningful change of culture in the Bank,” he added. “He has begun as I hope he continues, providing forthright and detailed evidence, orally and in writing, in response to our requests.”

Tyrie also noted that Carney “has inherited a new set of lines of accountability, byzantine in its complexity. He said he will apply his consensual style to making it work. It wouldn’t surprise me if he concludes after a time that it needs some rationalization.”

The Bank of Canada is in the midst of a search for his replacement.