Ann: Notice of 2023 Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form, page-2

It was disturbing to read in its Annual Report for FY 23 that PXA 'supports the Uluru Statement' that essentially was rejected by 60 per cent of Australians who voted 'NO' in Australia's 14 October 2023 referendum.

Have PXA's Chairman and Board read this dangerous, divisive statement in full or are they similar to Prime Minister Albanese who admitted he'd only read the front page, and that we ought vote 'YES' due to 'the vibe?'

Especially ironic that a land transfer facilitator like PXA seemingly agrees with this militant group's demands.

Will PXA's Directors be giving up their prime landholdings to a small minority group? Thomas Mayo in advocating for the discredited 'Voice' Tweeted in favour of 'reparations' and (relevant to PXA) 'land back'.

Just another example, as seen at AGMs as different as those for EDV, QAN and WES (I hold EDV but not the others) as to how corporate elites in Australia believe in virtue signalling but lack an understanding of the eventual results of supporting far-left Marxist or other radical agendas.