00:00Three, two, one.
00:05In this PIKAS project, public and private partnerships must be implemented through the principle of
00:15a firm, non-negotiable policy.
00:20And secondly, we must think about the family that can support the company.
00:31And the need for a family means their income, their house, and education,
00:38in addition to health and other things, according to the condition and efforts of the company.
00:44This is the special feature of the concept.
00:46Moreover, it must be firmly rooted in the concept of the company.
00:51So, the teaching that I want to convey here is how we must continue in the plan of public-private partnership
01:03by taking into account this concept.
01:08We know that since 1981, and I remember it correctly, in 1991,
01:16when I was with the Finance Minister and the TPM at that time,
01:23the Finance Minister, to draft the private partnership plan.
01:32We felt the need at that time, even though I admitted that in terms of management,
01:41many things had to be improved.
01:45We know that more than 510 PPP projects were carried out,
01:50most of them were carried out strictly,
01:54but there were also weaknesses because they were not planned and carried out
02:02or implemented according to the rules.
02:08In this PPP, there is only one of the plans,
02:12which of course involves the entire government.
02:16If we can succeed with new rules,
02:21new payment model, new user pay,
02:25hybrid payment, which can also reduce the burden of government costs.
02:32This is one of the rules introduced in this draft.
02:36I believe that you will continue to read it.
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