The highlight for me was the Environmental, Social & Governance...

The highlight for me was the Environmental, Social & Governance section on P2 with nothing on governance. Have they already forgotten about the recommended royalty and performance rights awarded to the major shareholders at the recent EGM. And what about the Board being composed of a majority of non-independent directors. And why is Hodder the only director standing for "re-election" at the AGM - a bit sneaky given that he was only appointed 5 months ago and not formally elected. By my reckoning Plaggemars and Coyne should also be facing the music looking at the wording in last years NoM:

Clause 8.1(g) of the Constitution provides that, if no Director is required to retire under clause 8.1(d) or 8.1(d) of the constitution (as is the case for this year’s Annual General Meeting), the Director who has been longest in office since last being elected must retire and stand for re-election. Clause 8.1(g) of the Constitution does not apply to the Managing Director. As Mr Johnston is the Director who has been the longest in office since last being elected, Mr Johnston retires at the forthcoming annual general meeting, and being eligible, offers himself for election at the Meeting.