Ann: Managing Director Update, page-89

Taking the example further. ASX may have then given Crown various instructions to be able to resume trading if it suspended. Such as, properly informing the market of any outstanding issues and escrow of the shares facing regulatory inquiries. ASX may have also requested Crown independently review its compliance processes for listing rules. Then if any other issues came up during this process, proper disclosure and compliance with listing rules for the new issues. If Crown did these things it would have traded again.

what do you think would be the best outcome for Crown shareholders? Taking the ASX to court, spending millions and potentially being delisted if it loses, or simply complying with an escrow and the listing rules it signed up for, so its shareholders can trade?