Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you for your answers.
Mr. Casola, I really liked your example of 100%. The CIB is funding 45% of a project and is launching a call for funding at 55% through the private sector. In my opinion, the government could have done that. According to our committee's chair, that depoliticizes the process. However, the government does spend a tremendous amount of money on infrastructure every year. In any case, that is one argument.
If the government was funding at 45%, and if the CIB did not exist, the private sector could still provide 55% of the funding. Therefore, your value added is to network with institutional investors and the private sector, which the government is less skilled at doing.
So those are the two arguments for the CIB's value added. Is that correct?