You are either naive, desperate to the point that you're fooling yourself, or you think that we're stupid and you are successfully pulling a fast one. The Butch Lewis Act is a con job from the get go. The feds pony up the money and charge 1% interest. The plans would only have to pay the interest from year 1 to 29 and then have to cough up the principal in year 30. Here's the escape hatch built into the language.You are free to bring up anything you want at any time, but please try to be accurate when you do. The Butch Lewis Act would LOAN the cash needed to refund the CSPF, however, there are provisions in the act that would require the money to be repaid with interest. Much like the auto industry bail out that was fully repaid to the federal government...with interest.
...If a plan is unable to make any payment on a loan under this section when due, the Pension Rehabilitation Administration shall negotiate with the plan sponsor revised terms for repayment reflecting the plan's ability to make payments, which may include installment payments over a reasonable period and, if the Pension Rehabilitation Administration deems necessary to avoid any suspension of the accrued benefits of participants, forgiveness of a portion of the loan principal....
That tells me that, when the plan cannot make the payments, whether it's just the interests or the principal, the feds, aka, everyone else who pays fed taxes, will have to eat the lost but the pensioners walk away, with fully funded benefits until it becomes obvious that the plan cannot continue to pay off the loan.
You want everyone else to be accurate , well, try and be accurate and realistic, yourself. Blow your smoke somewhere else.