The hourly rate of $250 ongoing for any work is not too bad. And...

The hourly rate of $250 ongoing for any work is not too bad. And that they are recognising there is not much work so charging hourly rates as appropriate, not daily is also good (and should have happened last time). I know an economist who gets $350 an hour for contract work atm,

I think they have taken shareholder concerns onboard regarding his payments at least.

Scott's payments were quite ridiculous and he ought to have been terminated when the Morilla refinancing did not go ahead as per his original agreement - and rehired on half the rate, but anyways, nothing to be done on that now.

Interesting that the ongoing hourly rate being organised may indicate planning for 'waiting on escrow' being an outcome that may get up.

At the least I hope you two take Hep and Gordon's spots. Hepburn has never added a single thing other than being a part of disastrous decisions IMO.

ATB