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R.  \nll  \nToøestablish the National Investment Authority to mobilize private capital to rebuild America’s obsolete public infrastructure¿, and for other purposes.  \nIN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES  \nMl . llllll introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on llllllllllllll  \nA BILL  \nToøestablish the National Investment Authority to mobilize private capital to rebuild America’s obsolete public infrastructure¿, and for other purposes.  \n1 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- 2 tives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, 3 SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE; TABLE OF CONTENTS.  \n4 (a) SHORT TITLE.—This Act may be cited as the  \n5 ‘‘National Investment Authority Act of 2021’’.  \n6 (b) TABLE OF CONTENTS.—The table of contents for  \n7 this Act is as follows:  \nSec. 1. Short title; table of contents.  \nSec. 2. Definitions.  \ng:\\VHLD\\040921\\D040921.073.xml (796901|21)  \nApril 9, 2021 (3:27 p. m.)  \nG:\\CMTE\\FS\\17\\MISC\\NIA_03.XML  \n2  \nTITLE I—NATIONAL INVESTMENT AUTHORITY  \nSec. 101. Establishment.  \nSec. 102. Functions.  \nSec. 103. Funding.  \nSec. 104. NIA Governing Board.  \nSec. 105. Project eligibility and selection.  \nSec. 106. Public accountability.  \nTITLE II—NIA REGIONAL OFFICES  \nSec. 201. Establishment.  \nSec. 202. Organization and structure.  \nSec. 203. Functions.  \nTITLE III—NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE BANK  \nSec. 301. Establishment.  \nSec. 302. Functions.  \nSec. 303. NIB Governance.  \nSec. 304. Project eligibility and selection.  \nTITLE IV—NATIONAL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Sec. 401. Establishment.  \nSec. 402. Purpose and functions.  \nSec. 403. NCMC Funds.  \nSec. 404. Public asset manager powers.  \nSec. 405. NCMC Governance.  \n1 SEC. 2. DEFINITIONS.  \n2 In this Act:  \n3 (1) CRITICAL PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE.—The  \n4 term ‘‘Critical Public Infrastructure’’ means high- 5 quality, environmentally safe—  \n6 (A) physical infrastructure (including  \n7 transportation, energy, water, and communica- 8 tions infrastructure);  \n9 (B) industrial infrastructure (including do- 10 mestic manufacturing facilities); and  \n11 (C) social infrastructure (including afford- 12 able housing, education, and healthcare) .  \ng:\\VHLD\\040921\\D040921.073.xml (796901|21)  \nApril 9, 2021 (3:27 p. m.)  \nG:\\CMTE\\FS\\17\\MISC\\NIA_03.XML  \n3  \n1 (2) ELIGIBLE PRIVATE ENTITY.—The term  \n2 ‘‘Eligible Private Entity’’ means any non-govern- 3 ment entity, or a group of such entities, that—  \n4 (A) seeks the NIA funding or technical as- 5 sistance in connection with one or more Critical  \n6 Public Infrastructure projects;  \n7 (B) is not itself and is not controlled by, 8 directly or indirectly, a Financial Intermediary;  \n9 and  \n10 (C) meets the entity eligibility criteria and  \n11 any other requirements and conditions, estab- 12 lished by the Governing Board or the NIA Op- 13 erating Subsidiaries.  \n14 (3) FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARY.—The term ‘‘Fi- 15 nancial Intermediary’’ means—  \n16 (A) a commercial bank øwith assets above  \n17 $10,000,000,000¿;  \n18 (B) a broker or dealer (as such terms are  \n19 defined under section 3 of the Securities Ex- 20 change Act of 1934);  \n21 (C) an issuer that would be an investment  \n22 company, as defined under the Investment  \n23 Company Act of 1940, but for paragraph (1) or  \n24 (7) of section 3(c) of that Act; and  \n25 (D) øTo be added¿  \ng:\\VHLD\\040921\\D040921.073.xml (796901|21)  \nApril 9, 2021 (3:27 p. m.)  \nG:\\CMTE\\FS\\17\\MISC\\NIA_03.XML  \n4  \n1 (4) GOVERNING BOARD.—The term ‘‘Governing  \n2 Board’’ means the Governing Board of the NIA.  \n3 (5) NATIONAL INVESTMENT STRATEGY.—The  \n4 term ‘‘National Investment Strategy’’ means the Na- 5 tional Investment Strategy designed by the Gov- 6 erning Board under section 102(b) .  \n7 (6) NCMC.—The term ‘‘NCMC’’ means the  \n8 National Capital Management Corporation.  \n9 (7) NCMC FUNDS.—The term ‘‘NCMC Funds’’  \n10 means collective investment vehicles organized, spon-","cbCaipvCeltB1Bcq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipvCeltB1Bcq","pdf",150834,51,"English","# Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents\n# Sec. 2. Definitions\n## Critical Public Infrastructure\n## Eligible Private Entity\n## Financial Intermediary\n## Governing Board and National Investment Strategy\n## NCMC, NIB, and related funds\n## Project and funding terminology","[{\"question\":\"What is the short title of the Act?\",\"answer\":\"The Act may be cited as the “National Investment Authority Act of 2021.”\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Act define “Critical Public Infrastructure”?\",\"answer\":\"It includes high-quality, environmentally safe physical infrastructure (such as transportation, energy, water, and communications), industrial infrastructure (including domestic manufacturing facilities), and social infrastructure (including affordable housing, education, and healthcare).\"},{\"question\":\"What is an “Eligible Private Entity” under the Act?\",\"answer\":\"An Eligible Private Entity is a non-government entity, or group of such entities, seeking NIA funding or technical assistance for one or more Critical Public Infrastructure projects, while not being a Financial Intermediary and meeting eligibility criteria set by the Governing Board or NIA operating subsidiaries.\"}]","National Investment Authority Act of 2021 - Definitions | PDF",129]