That is the ultimate destination of the effort to create
regulation for a stable banking and financial system. It is the logic of
central planning (and regulation is nothing else) that the rulebooks have to be more and more detailed to cover every eventuality. In order to be effective more and more decisions will have to be supervised in minute detail by an ever-rising army of regulators. Banking professionals may love this as the bureaucrat/regulator takes all responsibility for decisions from their shoulders as each and every decision would have to be approved. A useful side-effect may be the contribution this would make to the
growning lack of employment opportunities in many Western countries as it would entail a doubling of employment in the financial service sector.
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