No Seriously - Where's the update?, page-35

A shot-in-the-dark at the situation could be that a company could say to the ASX (which is also a listed entity as we know) to not meddle in their affairs because they are governed by ASIC regulations.

Chairman, D.Austin, is well versed in such matters according to himself and I have no doubt he is.

However, by default, that leaves him in the most qualified position to inform the Market / Investors (via the MD) as to what the situation is with the company.

It would be disappointing (imo) to find out down the line that the company were 'lying by omission'.

Furthermore, I figure this myth that's been bandied about by the sideline cheerleaders that much of the longevity related to company suspensions is in part down to 'keyboard warriors' has at this point been well and truly been dispelled.

It seems (imo) that the self same accusers are now coming up with all kinds of excuses as they find themselves on the back-foot and have become 'keyboard barbies' ...