Yeah, yeah I get it, the "spitballing" thing. Something about writing on napkins and monopolists.
One person's "spitballing" is another's "critical decision making with limited information", Rodeo.
And when the company you suspend on suspicion (limited information) of wrongdoing then gets sued by ASIC for very similar issues you set out as "statement of reasons", well if that isn't some form of vindication I don't know what is.
but by all means, imagine a fat settlement....strangely two years in the making and yet to materialise despite the damming evidence ISX supposedly has presented.