General discussion, page-9208

It's not much in the scheme of things, but given performance rights appear to vest on a variety of conditions, including as I read it the Board deciding they no longer require the services of a member or a member over the age of 60 retiring from the Board, what are the chances (if the survey suggests the vote will carry) of the Board deciding to "no longer require" the services of any members and/or any members over 60 retiring?

Just noting that Gordon and Fraser both have around $240k (before tax) in performance rights, which after rough tax calculations is somewhere around a third to a half of their total benefit for being involved in this whole thing (excluding however much Fraser has charged in consulting, still unknown at this stage to my knowledge).