He is also, I think, taking a very limited view of the capability of corporate governance in New Zealand. All of the people that we look to appoint to Air New Zealand, and indeed the people who are on the Air New Zealand board understand that when they are in Air New Zealand they're part of something with a massive legacy to New Zealand. They're part of something that matters to people in communities all over New Zealand. They're part of something that matters to our economic development. They're proud to serve on that Air New Zealand board and they know that it's a board where there is majority public ownership—they knew that going in.