share sale explanation already given, page-6

rlees, you are correct in pointing out that 5,900 shares owned by Helen Cameron inexplicably were sold on 16 December. The proceeds of this transaction were peanuts - $944. One supposes only Helen knows why or how this error/oversight/mixup occurred. She retains 209,579 shares in the company, which still puts her in the top 10% of shareholders.

However, for the sake of the company which we own, let us all move on and stop fixating on this. From what I understand, Helen is doing a great job holding the fort as interim managing director. This is the main thing - and a very wise man once said: "The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing."

I would suggest that those who are making a mountain out of a molehill on this do not have the best interests of the company at heart.