Uranium or not, page-92

second reading vote was very informative 12 for the ban and 9 against the ban with 2 abstentions there was also 4 agreed absences and 4 pairs votes which is normal in any parliament. next vote is down now for tuesday next week but that's the rubber stamp third reading. i am amazed we have heard nothing from ggg on this subject. i would have thought the company should have sought voluntary suspension pending this vote after all it is significant to the company and i don't think the share holders are fully informed . but then again this company never talks about bad news for example, the company is being sued for a number of years , now it looses the right to mine and what do us share holders get ,absolutely nothing from the company to explain.