I see your point, but sometimes the redundancy angle can be used...

I see your point, but sometimes the redundancy angle can be used as a way to remove a whistleblower without it looking like direct retaliation. In Christian’s case, it’s not just about redundancy, his claim involves whistleblower protections, which brings in serious issues like potential forgery and reverse engineering that might have required disclosure. ASIC tends to take whistleblower cases seriously, especially when they point to broader governance concerns. The court will weigh in, but this case is definitely one to watch.

It’s also interesting that Christian is the third NMT rep in Primobius within just three years. Merrill Gray left last year somewhat unexpectedly, and I believe there was someone else in that role before her. That level of turnover raises further questions to the JV relationship.