RE:RE:RE:All the text on Paul Hill/John Rim termination It isn't really "one-time" expenses when this is the third CEO in three years.
It should be embedded as an ongoing cost of the Board's mismanagement, treating the CEO as a "one-year stand".
It just gets more expensive each time as Paul Hill negotiated a better deal for himself vs the last CEO.
Raising this now is well timed as all of these expenses wil be included in Q4 reporting. The analysts haven't accounted for it in their estimates and so will lead to lots of automatic negative news about QTRH missing analyst expectations.
Don't be too excited that it was already "accounted" for. As that would lead to a 1.4 million increase in the share count if they didn't just pay out the difference in cash.
So then they have to launch an NCIB to buyback Paul's 1.4 million shares that were issued from the treasury.