Ann: Presentation, page-71

We want BBIG it being the only present production option but BBIG need minority shareholders to vote as they would wish. Want vs Need. Our major difference in my opinion is 'time' as you have said Supercat. We have gone so very long without any profit from the Flinders Mine investment that more years without profit will be disappointing but not the catastrophe daresay it will be for BBIG if we don't vote to further our joint futures.

Many of us are senior citizens and I can't be confident that I will be around at the time of production and benefit from a LOM royalty therefore a significant upfront payment not only gives me immediate reward and satisfaction but also allays, to a degree, any fears I may have about any unscrupulous planning in the future. At least I can say I got more than 'something' and it does have to be significantly MORE than something to get my vote. A significant upfront payment means I am ready to listen and be reasonable.

My opinion and thoughts only.