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13/04/15

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Originally posted by vango ↑

Good points shareman and CroMagnon, but I think from now on it's going to more productive for shareholders on this forum to submit their issues and questions directly to the company otherwise they are not going to know how we feel. As I said in an earlier post, I've submitted questions raised in the SH Block thread to the interim Chairman and she has undertaken to address them by way of an ASX update. For me to pass on daily forum posts would be counter-productive. She has made it clear that it's important to her and her fellow directors to know what shareholders are thinking, no matter how critical. I think we need to give her and the interim CEO a chance to rectify things now that they are not subordinate to the previous incumbents.

By all means share your concerns with the rest of us on this forum but, unless you tell the company how you feel, they won't know. The Chairman's email address is at the bottom of the "Board and Management Changes" announcement, so it's not like they are making it difficult to contact them. Best to keep the communication tactful though

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Vango . To be blunt you have been palmed off by catch all statement.

Ask specific questions again as there is much that they can tell you that doesn't have to wait for next meeting and subsequent wait afterwards.

The reply you received is a generic palm off - stand up again and get answers.

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