One of the laziest ways to motivate people to do what you want is to employ the “carrot or the stick” technique.
It’s how we used to train horses. Do as you want and the horse get a carrot. Disobey, and they get a whack on the hide.
It is lazy because it ignores a person’s motivators and drivers other than the natural inclination to avoid pain. It abuses power and ignores reasons for non compliance.
It is how the ICC are currently choosing to keep the weak in line.
Let’s take a look at the current situation in Nepal.
Like almost every board not run by independents, it is in constant flux. Court challenges, allegations of dodgy elections and mismanagement. The Nepalese government decided enough was enough and installed an interim board until such time as it worked through the issues.