Just to highlight my point, the announcement of 22nd March...

Just to highlight my point, the announcement of 22nd March showed we had bought back approx. 7,980,000 shares. On 28th April we had bought back around 8,500,000 shares and paid around 9c. That's around 600,000 shares in 5 weeks. Today there are almost 1 million shares up for grabs between 8.8c and 9c. You have to wonder what the problem is in scooping up in a single day, half as much again as had been bought in the last 5 weeks. Is the company interested in advancing the buyback, or is it those entrusted with the buyback process who are dragging the chain.