RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:track record of Hodges & coFrom the link provided: "As discussed below in the sections on Community and Corporate Governance, the Board believes the damage to the relationship with the Community was deliberately orchestrated by Mr. Benavides in order to destroy the prospects for Mr. Hodges' re-election at the annual general meeting held on 27 August 2015. As outlined above, the corporate governance crisis was caused by Mr. Benavides seizing direct personal control of the operating subsidiaries". It appears that Benavides has complete control of the revenue of a public company. This is truly unbelievable and the TSX should be consulted on this obvious poor corporate governance. Second part: "The decision to dismiss Mr. Benavides as interim CEO of the Company was principally due to his unwillingness to accept the leadership of the Executive Chairman, Mr. Hodges and to take direction from him and, in particular, his inexplicable resistance to the implementation of Good Corporate Governance (GCG) policies, internal control systems and related procedures, which were being reviewed and strengthened as part of the Company's ongoing compliance with relevant stock exchange listings rules. For the purpose of designing and implementing the GCG the Board contracted with the consulting firm Ernst & Young ("EY") to provide independent advice on the design and implementation of thes" So Hodges contracted the reputable firm of Ernst & Young to fix the obvious corporate governance issue which appears limit the absolute control of the Peruvian Subs by one individual. It appears to me that the smear campaign being done by Otto on the character of the board members of IRL is nothing but benefiting Benavides to take absolute control of the company. By supplying Otto confidential and private information is nothing but illegal. The question is how much private confidential information is being supplied to Otto? The board absolutely had the right to remove Benavides. It will be a farce that control is given over to this group. Hopefully the board will supply the firm Ernst & Young report.