RE:RE:This needs to be resolved !!IMO the US$22.2 million "provision" is a direct result of Excellon's CEO's negligence or worse. That being said, all it takes is an accounting change, taking San Pedro into bankruptcy, removing the US22.2 million 'provision' from Excellon's books and replacing it with a $1.5 million loss( San Pedro book value) and the problem goes away. IMO that will be the ultimate outcome and should have been done the day after the judgement was announced in 2019 arguably saving shareholders close to US$100 million in financial loses. When that is done, Excellon's stock price should go up multiple times immediately. In the meantime, Excellon's CEO elects to destroy shareholder value and at the same time help those who want to buy Excellon's stock at the lowest prices possible. IMO that goes way beyond negligence.