Minutes of meeting, page-60

Glad we agree then gbar, Higgo is the critical element in this. The fact he was there at the first meeting was the positive. I realise we probably won't hear from him formally until the 14th April second meeting? but was hoping there was at least some noise coming out of his camp, maybe you know something?

You can see the Top 20 on Bloomberg, it's not very pretty to the eye, bunch of SMSF's , punters and directors trying to get out or out. So the only influential player who can move things along is Higgo, who is looking for a turn around story on his resume and truly believes we are sitting on a lot of a hot commodity .