Should There Be Diversity of Thought on the Federal Reserve Board of Governors and the FOMC?

Judy Shelton was nominated by President Donald Trump to fill a vacancy on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Dr. Shelton was not confirmed by the U.S. Senate because she had different ideas about the role of money, the role of the Federal Reserve System and monetary policy in general. She viewed the role of money and policy differently than most, if not all, of those on the Board of Governors, the FOMC and the staff of the Federal Reserve System. Based on option pieces of The Fed Board Agrees Never to Disagree (May 4^th, 2021) and War Of Words Over Stirs Questions for the Fed (May 15^th, 2021). Drawing on these two opinion pieces do you believe the Federal Reserve System's leadership which includes the Board of Governors and the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) should hold similar views of economic theory and policy or should there be voices that question and challenge the prevailing view? Does economic policy require diversity of ideas?