I don't think he will be sacked. He got what he wanted -...

I don't think he will be sacked. He got what he wanted - inclusion of a couple of poison pills in the proposed legislation ensured it wouldn't get the votes (he knows he has a lemon and needs to find another "one" and he can't outright steal from tls) - he will not disclose the numbers in his report unless he has had them stacked in his favour.

Means no deal with tls this side of an election - he can go into the election under the cover of blaming obstructionist coalition for poor progress on nbn - result will mean tls share price will become a hostage of general opinion polls leading into an election and more specifically of certain senate races plus another negative tls report to the market.

now is the time for tls shareholders to act - keep those letters going - it is the only thing that will force them to rethink their strategy