Who is going to the AGM?, page-12

Sachz has his rights to ask difficult questions. He is more passionate about the company than many of you. Directors have nothing to hide if they put in their efforts. It was due to the questions put to the previous directors that they decided to walk. It is hard earned money that was invested, thus Sachz asking the hard questions are most welcome. Personally, I am the big picture person, if directors can demonstrate that they have the interest of shareholders at heart, doing something worthwhile for the company, I wouldn't mind. I won't be happy if the company is not doing well, share price going south and directors being paid for not doing much. It is the questions asked that will put directors on their toes. Shareholders are never interested in coups, just interested in protecting their interests.