"...I'm unsure of what Simon Lill actually does at the company...

"...I'm unsure of what Simon Lill actually does at the company but Carl must like him a lot. If any other company had staff fail so badly at their job they would have got rid of them some time ago. He is the company secretary but fails to meet the basic ASX listing rules. You would think last time around Carl would've had strong words, but this time it's multiple failures. But I suppose if you pay peanuts, then..."

@Bolesta13, I believe Purifloh director and company secretary, Simon Lill, has a thorough understanding of ASX listing rules. He is chairman of $DEG/De Grey Mining, chairman of $IR1/Iris Metals and chairman of $NIM/Nimy Resources.

On June 16, 2022, Lill sent the ASX an Iris Metals Governance and Appendix 4G Statement. His signature is on the Iris 4G Statement. He could easily cut/paste the contents of the Iris 4G and use it as a template for a PO3 equivalent.

Lill has yet to do so. But this doesn't mean he won't. I think he will. When? When it suits him and PO3 chairman Carl Le Souer to request the ASX to lift the current suspension on trading.

I doubt whether Lill and Le Souer would admit to 'multiple failures'. They're smart - as if they knew the ASX would suspend trading...and actually welcomed the suspension.

Do they communicate? I would have thought so. They share an office in South Melbourne.

Incidentally, is Simon Lill paid 'peanuts'? The PO3 annual report reveals payments to Lill totalling $120k.

Did Lill attend any board meetings? No. Did Le Soeur? No. Why? Because directors decided not to convene any.