No to Remaining on the BoDIn my view neither Sidoo should on the BoD. If we cannot trust them in their personal life, how can we trust them for EW's business. For example see below where David was sitting on EW BoD, he also was sitting on these other companies BoD's. He violated TSE rules see below and invested EW's cash into other companies where he also had an interest. Clearly a violation. He cannot be trusted. He is attempting to do the same with Juva Life. POLICY 5.3 - ACQUISITIONS AND DISPOSITIONS OF NON-CASH ASSETS 7. Restrictions on Investments by Issuers 7.1 Tier 2 Issuers (other than Investment Issuers) are not permitted to purchase securities of other reporting issuers for cash, either in the secondary market or as a Private Placement from treasury, except where the Issuer is participating in a joint venture and the investment consists of subscription to a Private Placement in the partner in the joint venture. I am not sure that EW is or was at the time a Tier 2 Issuer, but it very likely is as most listed issuers are. I was unaware of the serious nature of East West Petroleum investing in other TSXV reporting companies, in which they are also directors and/or officers. If you go to SEDAR and click on the the EW interim financial statements for the six months ended 9/30/2018 (posted on SEDAR on 11/9/2018), you will see that EW holds investments in the common shares of the following companies: (a) Advantage Lithium Corp. 1,771,000 shares (b) Seaway Energy Services, Inc. 512,400 shares (c) American Helium Inc. 28,000 shares (a) Warrants Advantage Lithium 333,350 Certain directors and officers of East West Petroleum Corp ("The Company") are also directors and/or officers of Advantage Lithium Corp., Seaway Energy Services, Inc. and American Helium Inc. David Sidoo is on the board of directors of all of these companies, as well as on the board and CEO of East West Petroleum Corp. This is in clear violation of TSXV rules and regulations.