A better world through a better Internet...really?

InternetNZ's new vision was published today (posted here). It left me totally flabbergasted and completely cold, to the point that I wondered whether the people responsible for it actually understand their own business. The "vision" is about as inspirational as "a better world through better roads", or better telecommunications or better power distribution for that matter.

1. Providers of Internet networks need to realise that their role is the same as other utility provider. The man in the street wants a reliable "dial tone", that's all. He wants to be able to connect and do stuff, without worrying about the network that supports it all.
   
2. A better Internet (roads, power, telecommunications) doesn't make for a better world. A better utility simply makes for a more connected world. A better world emerges from  morals, culture, ethics and other social phenomena. 
   

Or have I missed something?