Provided some links concerning Monitor disclosure in a previous post ...

http://agoracom.com/ir/Crystallex/forums/discussion/topics/544871-arrangement-compromise-disclosure/messages/1717404#message

The Monitor has two days, after the date of the filing, to post court order filings.

Assuming (yeah, I know the saying associated with that word) there was a court filing by close of business on Sept 11 (apparently the latest last day of the stay) by Management/Bondies/Tenor, the Monitor has until COB (close of business) today to post/disclose court filings on the Monitor web site. If there is any sort of Compromise/Arrangement being discussed (who knows) or agreed (very unlikely) on, or the filing of an extension (most likely), commons should know, according to Canadian CCAA regulatory/rules, by close of business today.

The OSB has compliance oversight of CCAA rules, and the monitor. Pretty much only court filings of judgements and proposed Compromise/Arrangement are mandated to be posted. Most everything else, including motion materials are not mandated to be posted.

OSB contact page: http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/bsf-osb.nsf/eng/br01003.html

Amazing that disclosure seems even less now, having a "Monitor."

Back to my other plays.