Hi Mark... When a company has not respected shareholders fundamental rights to have a meeting to elect directors, who's mission is it to protect and promote the public interest by fostering a securities market that is fair and warrants public confidence? If not the regulators, then who? Shareholders know there rights; just wondering if you could give clarification from where the CSE stands. For example: Policy 5, 1.1 CSE exchange believes that two of the fundamental requirements for a fair and efficient capital market that fosters confidence and protects investors from unfair, improper or fraudulent practices are: (a) high quality and timely continuous disclosure by Listed Issuers, and (b) comprehensive market regulation to ensure that high quality and timely continuous disclosure occurs. All investors must have equal and timely access to material information about a Listed Issuer, both to allow investors to make reasoned and informed investment decisions, and to participate in securities markets on an equal footing with other investors.