The good news is, as a result of that process, investors should have greater confidence overall in the numbers going forward.

First and foremost it is the company, it's these executives that put these numbers together, it's not the auditors. So the people who are actually in the kitchen, cooking the books, stirring the stew, so to speak, are these executives, and there is no excuse for what happened.

If the council determines not to approve the funding, we assume that will be consistent with a decision not to complete the investigation.

That stuff isn't free. It has a cost.

That's indicative of a company with an imperial CEO and very poor controls.

Yes, I would, but only because it is him.

This year is almost unmatched in history.

It's fantastic, ... He's a very nice guy for a politician.