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Originally posted by aniesbaswedan: ↑

Looks like you still don't understand, but that is okay because I will try to explain it better.
First of all, this:

The key words here are, "agreed scope".So what do the words "agreed scope" refer to?

As can be understood from the quote above, the "agreed scope" referred to an agreement solely between ISX, which is the client, and Clayton Utz, which is the independent reviewer. An announcement by the ASX confirmed this:

Now if you look at the below again, based on,hopefully, your newly acquired understanding...

...you would be able to understand that:
1. The statement was based on purely ISX's agreed scope and its associated documents.
2. The statement also excludes the key contracts aspect, which incidentally hold the utmost importance. Not only because it is the area where the most serious of the listing rules breaches were found, as outlined in the ASX's SOR below...

...but also because it was directly tied to the release of the performance shares.
That, in my view, effectively rendered the report absolutely "useless".

Also did you notice something?
Apparently ISX seemed to have marked the independent report that it gave to the ASX as not for release. That is congruent with ISX threatening the ASX with legal challenges if the ASX is to release the independent report to the market.

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Great post, what a great job you have done for shareholders, we now understand completely
Keep up the great work for shareholders. We never would have understood without your 3000 posts

ISX Price at posting: $1.07 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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