AFP Raid on Regal Funds Management, page-170

i think it is safe to assume that ISX could get a copy of the report if they so please. I think someone here quoted the announcement where ISX stated that they relied on copy from shareholders. So my line of thinking is that if shareholders can get them so can they. Then presumably if ISX wanted to, they could theoretically outline what is factually wrong with the report one by one. In the grand scheme of things, however, it is all about the content of the report. You can talk as much as you want about your interpretation of ethics, connotations and the rest of it but in reality most of such opinions are expressed from an extremely biased shareholder standpoint. What matters is that the report was released and from what I can see, it seems that the content was convincing enough that the ASX suspended ISX from trading after consultation with ASIC.