Feargal Quinn (Independent)

Maybe we cannot. However, if we appoint a board with which we do not interfere whose job is to make a success of the airline, it should be sacked if it does not do a good job. Let us not interfere with it. Let us not be half-hearted and believe we can hold on to 25% of the airline — with the unions holding on to another 14.9% — and believe somebody will pay a good price for 60% of a company because he or she can do the right thing with it commercially. We are wishing for the best of two worlds and we will fall between the two.