TOKYO, June 30 - Bank of Japan Policy Board members Teizo Taya and Miyako Suda voted against raising the reserves target at a May 19-20 board meeting, minutes from the meeting showed on Monday. The two board members said money markets were not unstable at the time and that a clause in the BOJ's previous statement allowing for the provision of more liquidity in case of market instability was sufficient. The Bank of Japan eased credit at the May 19-20 meeting, raising its reserves target to 27-30 trillion yen ($226-251 billion) from 22-27 trillion yen to soothe concerns over instability in the wake of a government decision to inject money into Resona Holdings <8308.T>, the nation's fifth-biggest bank. At a one-day meeting last week the BOJ kept its policy unchanged. ($1=119.65 Yen)//