Hi @Trader_90There is a distinct possibility you are correct. It...

Hi @Trader_90

There is a distinct possibility you are correct. It could be just a fob off with a statement of "commercial in confidence", which is absolute crud and will not cut the mustard.

I am convinced that there is a very strong argument that LMG are non- compliant with ASX rules. LMG are also grossly out of step with their own policies. Policies written because they must, written without management commitment and sprooked without any application.

A fundamentals flaw is certainly LMG's hypocritical proclamation of ESG credentials and naivety regarding their responsibility within a modern ESG framework.

What was written was only round one. The letter was a few jabs, the next is a right cross and then a knockout uppercut.

The goal, improved transparency.