(2)Article 25(2) of the SSM Regulation requires the ECB to carry out its supervisory tasks without prejudice to and separately from its tasks relating to monetary policy and any other tasks. The ECB's supervisory tasks should neither interfere with, nor be determined by, its tasks relating to monetary policy. Moreover, these supervisory tasks should not interfere with the ECB's tasks in relation to the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) or any other tasks. The ECB is required to report to the European Parliament and to the Council as to how it has complied with this provision. The ECB's supervisory tasks may not alter the ongoing monitoring of the solvency of its monetary policy counterparties. Furthermore, the staff involved in carrying out supervisory tasks should be organisationally separate from the staff involved in carrying out other tasks conferred on the ECB and subject to separate reporting lines.