For minority shareholders in a company like Air New Zealand, one of the things that they get confidence from is the fact that when there is a public ownership of that other 52 percent—when it is owned by the Government—they know the Government's not going to let that airline fail. We demonstrated that in COVID-19. We stepped in to make sure that it didn't. There is, in fact, a premium for those minority shareholders in knowing that the majority shareholder will never let it go, and that is what has happened here. We know that as a Government we are committed to ownership of Air New Zealand. Quite clearly, if David Seymour was involved in the Government, you couldn't guarantee that—it's open slather. The people of the regions of New Zealand would have to be wondering if they'd have an air service.