Ms Ethna Tinney:

Yes. It would ... yes, it was just after that that I was informed that I was, maybe, surplus to requirements. So, I asked if I could address the board. And, naturally, I put a lot of effort into the address that I made, which was about ten minutes or 15 minutes, to try to explain my position, my contrarian position, if you like, on various items. I was listened to attentively but everybody's eyes were down, which is ... you know, I knew what was going to happen. And then I was asked to leave the room so that they ... the board could discuss it. And it was ... and I went home. And, minutes are a very interesting thing about ... on boards, but we won't get sidetracked or we could talk about that forever. But it was minuted, and it turned out that one member of the board had voted that my election should be supported, or my nomination should be supported. Just one, yes.