RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:How long can the auditor delay last?While I'm spit ballin possible areas of contention material enough to create this clustermess, let's speculate there is not agreement on the equity method of accounting for the kwg investment. I'm getting a headache trying to finger out all the accounting disclosures but maybe it boils down to this. The convert is into 7,353,568 multi voting shares "valued" at $4.6916 at the April 30 balance sheet date. ($34.5 million). BUT , what is the fair value of the multiple voting shares? Should the valuation consider liquidation value, third party arms length transactions, historic "cost" , some sort of formulation that may include an "indicative value" , the value of common shares of KWG, or maybe all of the above? The common shares vs multi voting differential is very materially different. So much so the auditors may not sign off on $4.6916 when the common closed April 30 at $0.02. YIKES! Should the kwg investment be valued as 7,353,568 @ 0.02 = $ 147,071.36. Now we're talkin ! But again, this should have been identified when fnc filed for quarter ended Oct 31, 2022. Maybe the natural result of an under qualified cfo?