Ann: Removal from Official List, page-76

Thanks for your reply@The ruster.
Will see if anything surfaces here. Not sure what the process would be to call a shareholders meeting with the company suspended & delisted.
Under normal circumstances the calling of a shareholders meeting will cost the company on mail outs etc.

When you say "that calling a general meeting in dealing with this board would be the way to go" what if shareholders call a meeting and still dissatisfied with answers or the outcome?
What would shareholders expect to accomplish by calling a meeting?
Just saying - I am not asking you to answer but needs thinking about.

I really think it would be best to call on the board to resign by a nominated date with stated reasons why, as well as having lost complete confidence in the board.
If they don't wish to resign and sufficient shareholders push the issue, they can be forced to resign.

Not passing the buck but will watch here if you get enough interest.

Cheers.