Listen, some of these wealth management firms that invest in infrastructure projects have $1 trillion under management. They do this for a living. They are extremely sophisticated. I find it very hard to believe that we require an intergovernmental system to replace that. It seems like those investors don't want to carry the risk. There is this fake magic trick where the risk all of a sudden vanishes from sight. It doesn't vanish in reality. It just goes on to taxpayers.
I want to return to the issue of the gap between the $256 million that the budget presentation allocated to the bank and the $375 million U.S. that is authorized in this bill. As I understood your earlier testimony, the $256 million is the initial purchase, but you are seeking this authorization because we have the potential to purchase more shares later on. Is that accurate?