Mr. Speaker, let me get this straight. The infrastructure privatization bank will charge user fees, there will not be a single member of the public sector on its board of directors, only the private sector, and the only projects that will be approved are ones that are profitable to the investors.
The government is borrowing money at very low rates, and that is reflected on its balance sheet. However, when that loan is managed by investors over a period of 30 years, it costs much more, and that is not reflected on the balance sheet.
Is this bank some sort of scheme to avoid increasing the deficit by making this money disappear from their balance sheet?