Hon Gerry Brownlee: I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. That answer demonstrates the problem that I outlined before. We are here just to get answers. To be given a lecture like that that is fundamentally wrong and to have that accepted on the Hansard record as being reasonable in this circumstance is not good for the decorum of the House or for the people who are actually wanting to get information from this process. I know in normal times you might get away with a bland answer like that, but it is a fact that in this case it is Government Ministers who negotiated directly with Air New Zealand the arrangements around the $900 million and also made sure it's partly equity-based if they can't meet those payments. To say they have no opportunity to put conditions around a loan or the eventual transfer of equity is plain wrong.