fraud?, page-58

OK, now KC is gonna hate me for bringing this up again. I should be safe as he has said he's not going to comment any more on the matter. But I am cowering under my desk whilst writing this anyway ;)

From the Tim Boreham article:

Rosen promises accountability by way of boardroom changes, noting that unless directors resign a lengthy due process is required. "We weren't as diligent as we would have hoped," he says. "We can't defend the indefensible.



This information gives me heart and addresses the only concern I have with the Company.

Understandably it looks like the targeted board members are defending themselves staunchly. So it is a difficult one for Harry to settle. But needs to be done to ensure a fresh start.

Perhaps the new CEO can resolve the issue and we get a fresh management and strategic team almost from the get go.



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