Ann: Updated Statement of Claim ISX vs ASX, page-217

They're fairly well documented. The listing rules are there. There's lots of other explanatory notes and guidances and whatever else. I'm not an expert on the intricacies of market announcements, and neither is anyone else here. I can very easily see why ASX aren't bothering to list our case against them on the MAP though.

Remember that we only have JK's released info at this point. We don't know what else happened between a meeting and a suspension. Nevertheless, their notes from that meeting may well have been enough to justify the suspension. Didn't have enough - get some info from ASIC - and then you have enough.

Also, your suggestions of "hidden" ASX memos isn't backed up there. We know the details of these meetings because of ASIC and ASX discovery. There will have been plenty of memos released to ISX. Just because ISX didn't provide them to us doesn't mean they're hidden.

At the end of the day, I have questions around some of ASX's behaviour. Not all of it, but some. But I can understand from being in similar meetings at various times in my professional career than things can move quickly, and just because you didn't have enough to convince a boss on one day doesn't mean you didn't have enough the next day. The governance I've seen out of ISX though has been atrocious. Samuels was just the latest signal on that front.