I have to smile at some of the irony (and hypocrisy) that has...

I have to smile at some of the irony (and hypocrisy) that has been highlighted today.

Irony#1
Both Mr Studley and Mr Sanderson were appointed to the board as shareholder representatives, yet it is being suggested by some, that it's ok in Mr Studley's case, but not Mr Sanderson's.
A bit of transparency from the BOD, in both cases, would clarify that. There no reason for this to be a secret.

For what it's worth Mr Sanderson runs a successful business, & represents and number very successful and highly credentialed shareholders.


Irony #2 - as pointed out by @secondsight
Quote: "The key is, the stability starts at the Board, and filters down to the whole company. It affects the culture of the company. It is critical for us right now in order to have success, to have stability. We need to have a positive productive environment to keep the focus. "

Maybe all the current BOD should ponder that one for a second, as they take a look in the mirror, and ask themselves (a sort of self-assessment) if their action and conduct during tenure on the board are reflected that sentiment.
It's not just critical now, it should have been critical a year ago... 2 years ago... 5 years ago.

Regards
Murray