The following is the text of a letter that I have received from the Senate Economics References Committee dated 18th September 2013, following my submission on CuDeco(CDU) Trading on the ASX
"Dear Mr. Maxw...
Senate inquiry into the Performance of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission
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