to infrastructure projects from amounts made available from the issuance of such bonds. (4) To pay an interest subsidy on American Infrastructure Bonds to the issuer of such bonds. (5) To make agreements and contracts with any entity in furtherance of the business of the Bank. (6) To monitor and oversee infrastructure projects financed, in whole or in part, by the Bank. (7) To sue and be sued in the Bank’s corporate capacity in any court of competent jurisdiction, except that no attachment, injunction, or similar process, may be issued against the property of the Bank or against the Bank with respect to such property. (8) To indemnify the directors and officers of the Bank for liabilities arising out of the actions of the directors and officers in such capacity, in accordance with, and subject to the limitations contained in, this Act. (9) To serve as the primary liaison between the Bank and the Congress, the executive branch, and State and local governments, and to represent the Bank’s interests. (10) To exercise all other lawful powers which are necessary or appropriate to carry out, and are consistent with, the purposes of the Bank. (b) Limitations (1) Issuance of Public Benefit Bonds The Board may not issue any Public Benefit Bond without the prior consent of the Secretary. (2) Employee protections Prior to providing any financial assistance for an infrastructure project involving reconstruction, rehabilitation, replacement or expansion that may impact current employees on the project site, the interests of employees affected by the financial assistance shall be protected under arrangements the Secretary of Labor concludes are fair and equitable. (c) Actions consistent with self-Supporting entity status The Board shall conduct its business in a manner consistent with the requirements of this section. (d) Coordination with state and local regulatory authority The provision of financial assistance by the Board pursuant to this Act shall not be construed as— (1) limiting the right of any State or political