Ann: Race Submits Human Ethics for RC220 Phase 1 Trial, page-981

Let's ask the actually shareholders if they wish to be informed about what we are doing or not before we take advice from non-holders. The question was not if we should be letting our shareholders know what we are spending their money on via ASX announcements, but if we should provide timelines for when we expect certain activities to be achieved.

I (DT) personally think it is best to provide guidance, but for this to be effective it requires that investors understand that this guidance is subject to change and that change doesn't mean we are incompetent, just that sometimes events outside your control happen.