But then I go on to more of the bullet points: "To be a 'national airline' continuing in operation to support economic development, including access to international markets for our exporters and international tourism". That's great, coming from a Government that had a Cabinet Minister turn around and say that our tourism sector was cocky. Now, all of a sudden, they want to support them, through the letter to Air New Zealand. "To maintain a comprehensive domestic … network that allows people and goods to move across New Zealand in a timely fashion and at a reasonable cost;". Well, I'll tell you what. If the Minister of Finance wants to send a letter to the board and the chair of Air New Zealand, then maybe they should start delivering some of their projects in a timely fashion and at a reasonable cost. "To demonstrate [its] … commitment to environmental sustainability, including engaging with the development of new aviation fuels for New Zealand;" This is from a Government that's delivered five electric cars and is returning us to coal, telling Air New Zealand to make that investment. Then we go to "To enhance its role as a leader for best practice workplace relations, given that it's one of New Zealand's largest employers." This, again, from a Government that just had a union come out and talk about taking a vote of no confidence in a senior Cabinet Minister. 