Ann: Changes to Perenti Group Executive Committee, page-9

Cash pay of $1.8M (the rest is already paid in shares, you nonce); the $0.8M goes to the tax man; this is out of my experience but there's probably also tax to be paid on some of the share entitlements?

So then we have maybe $80k left per month on average across the year; after he's paid the mortgage, the groceries, the nanny, the dog groomer, the dry cleaning, the gardener, the pool boy, hello fresh, a couple of nights at the movies, filled up the Toyota, paid the utilities, Netflix, Apple TV, Stan, Prime, Spotify, a few beers and maybe got a couple of new tubes for his racing bike then I don't reckon there's $50k spare too often. Nice little show of commitment in my book.