As a Government, we've taken very seriously our role in making sure that the State-owned enterprises that we continue to manage and run on behalf of New Zealanders, the Crown-owned companies, and indeed the mixed-ownership model companies, have continued to be able to run in such a way as they balance their responsibilities. They are listed companies in the case of Air New Zealand in those mixed-ownership model companies—the directors operate in that way. But as a majority shareholder, on behalf of the Government and on behalf of New Zealanders, I would be letting New Zealanders down if I simply stood back, washed my hands, and said, "Let the market rule in this situation." That's not why we own an airline. That's not the reason we do it. We have a majority stake in an airline because it's a critical part of our infrastructure, of our economic development, of our tourism offering—all of those things are important. And if we as a Government were to step back and do as Mr Seymour would have it, then we would not be acting in the best interests of New Zealand. 