Since the appointment of Clifford the SP has dropped from 64c to...

Since the appointment of Clifford the SP has dropped from 64c to around 26c. The 865 million shares that existed at the time were worth $553 million and are now worth around $225 million for a loss of value of $328 million. Those of you sympathetic to Clifford and all the remuneration, perks etc that go with his position, might like to consider how shareholders who owned the company at the time, feel about what has happened since. Any attempt to further increase the substantial remuneration packages those in the hierarchy receive should be vigorously voted down, until the same shareholders have a return to full value of their investment.