The schedules they released are basically the same as they'd provide to the auditors for the audit. They would have been used as part of any evidence presented to the court, I'm not sure how making them public before hand helps anything.
In any other year this level of detail would never have been released to the public & certainly not as part of 'shareholders questions'. Not that there's anything to hide it's just unnecessary.
Ann: Independent valuations and reconciliation to FY19 Accounts, page-28
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