Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam says he's open to input from the International Monetary Fund on a draft law aiming to deal with an estimated $80 billion deficit in the nation's banking sector. The law is a key step to restructure Lebanon's financial system and secure IMF funds. The law, which needs parliament's approval, \\"will be an important signal that we are moving in the right direction,\\" Salam tells Bloomberg's Joumanna Bercetche during an exclusive interview in Beirut.