Bank of England still divided over stimulus funds 20 March 2013 Last updated at 09:44 Members of the Bank of England's rate-setting committee remain divided over whether to inject more stimulus money into the UK economy, minutes of its March meeting have revealed. For the second month, three members, including Sir Mervyn King, voted to extend the quantitative easing scheme. However, they were outvoted by the six others. The release of the minutes comes amid speculation that the chancellor may use the Budget to alter the Bank's remit. According to reports, the Bank may be given more freedom to target economic growth instead of its current core focus on controlling inflation.