I think the idea behind the Infrastructure Bank was to make sure that we crowded in capital where it would make sense. Of course if you bring in capital on projects that would otherwise have government funding, that allows you to have government funding in other places.
It may or may not have been appropriate for the Infrastructure Bank to be in the places that you're talking about. That's why it was independent to come to those decisions itself together with the private sector. But if it did not, there would still be more funding available, because crowding in private sector investment into other infrastructure projects creates that opportunity.