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National Infrastructure Bank Act of 2007
A bill to establish the National Infrastructure Bank to provide funding for qualified infrastructure projects, and for other purposes.
previous 110th session of congress Other Bill Titles (2 more) 8/1/2007--Introduced.
National Infrastructure Bank Act of 2007 - Establishes an independent National Infrastructure Bank to:
(1) designate qualified transit, public housing, water, highway, bridge, or road infrastructure projects for loans, loan guarantees, and other finan... more
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Bill Status
| Introduced |  | Voted on by Senate | | Voted on by House | | Considered By President | | Bill Becomes Law |
| August 01, 2007 |
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March 18, 2008 Dodd and Hagel lead a bipartisan push for transportation ...
The bipartisan legislation, entitled “S.1926, The National Infrastructure Bank Act of 2007,” was introduced last August by Senators Chris Dodd ...
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Blog Coverage
December 11, 2008 Obama: Opportunity Lost, already? - PickensPlan
Senator Obama is a co-sponsor of a bill (S. 1926) to create a National Infrastructure Bank, funded through $60 billion over ten years in tax-exempt bonds, which would provide additional funding for infrastructure projects such as ...
Source: Latest Activity on PickensPlan
December 06, 2008 Obama: Opportunity Lost, already? - PickensPlan
Senator Obama is a co-sponsor of a bill (S. 1926) to create a National Infrastructure Bank, funded through $60 billion over ten years in tax-exempt bonds, which would provide additional funding for infrastructure projects such as ...
Source: Latest Activity on PickensPlan
November 07, 2008 Masking the redistribution of wealth with the transportation ...
The Bank, as initially proposed by Senators Christopher Dodd (D-CT) and Chuck Hagel in their bill, S.1926, has been resurrected in a fresh and more elaborate form by Everett Ehrlich and Felix Rohatyn in a recent article in The New York ...
Source: Washington Policy Center's Blog
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