AEWhen you're a shareholder in a public company currently...

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When you're a shareholder in a public company currently suspended and you ask questions of a director regarding important issues surrounding the suspension I'm afraid that I tend to use the response as a gauge of my confidence in the company. When you don't receive a reply let alone even the courtesy of an acknowledgement of your correspondence then it unfortunately tends to give you a hint of an insight into the company's lack of regard for its shareholders. If he was that busy then maybe he should have skipped the family holiday in Japan. I recently wrote to the Premier of Queensland complimenting her on her handling of the flood crisis and she wasn't too busy to personally reply to me. I didn't expect a reply from her but I certainly expected one from him.

Stagman