It's too bad you don't think it's necessary to have a seat on the board of directors for a person who would advocate for the public interest. After all, the public has invested money. Whether it's $15 or $35 billion, someone should be on the board to ensure all public money is spent properly.
You indicated that it doesn't seem necessary to have someone on the board of directors whose role would be to protect the public interest. The board will have only representatives of private sector investors, who will have everything to gain by investing in projects that will generate 7% to 9% in revenue.
Perhaps I could speak later, Mr. Chair, because I have other questions. However, I also want to let my colleagues ask their questions.