There cannot be another AGM, neither do we have the time nor resources. Its futile and inappropriate to further burden the shareholders with this type of resolve and I am sure the Judge would see how ineffective this would be and still not resolve the issue that has happened. A definite decision has to be made by a judge on the process of events and another AGM would not set a clear remedy nor example for any future cases with other companies, this cannot be an ad hoc decision. The shareholders have spoken tremendously and there is no way another outcome would be any different.

Most of this case hinges on rights of shareholders and it must be upheld in such a manner to ensure confidence in the markets. Investment in companies depends on rights to guarantee a degree of security on ones investment, if there is zero guarantee for an investor to be able to voice any grave concerns, then this in turn will limit investment dollars going into these small companies. By allowing any CEO the power to throw away peoples rights, it would be a self destruct mechanism that could jeopardize and bring down any Exchange and funding for all the little companies that depend on the retail portion of funding. The Venture is one of the economic mainstays for the province of British Colimbia, without it, they would be in serious economic trouble. Its evident there now, by the taxes paid on fuel and cigs, to name only a couple, that they are struggling and as well as any economy today, cannot afford a hit as such, which could cripple or devastate a large society. Because of these reasons and more, politicians of B.C. may be paying close attention to these proceedings, whereas its their job and duty to work for and protect the interests of the citizens that voted them in office. There is much fraud and criminal activity present in B.C. now and its good to see that its getting cleaned up as this story below shows.

IMO

http://www.theprovince.com/news/accountant+charged+with+embezzling+more+than+million/8332278/story.html