Dropball, yes 38% of inquiries did not opt in but this gives us no information on anything else, there is insufficient information to extrapolate. Remember that a large number of shares are prohibited from opting in.

Don, you don't have a "point regarding how many of the 132 could be pending approval". You've made an assertion based on your bias. If you want to make a point get some facts (e.g. ask the opt in committee). You should know better than to make assertions based on wishful thinking - someone told me you argued against posters here doing that many years ago and got into trouble for it (sorry if this is wrong but I've no reason to doubt the person who told me).

As I said before 218 opt ins, close to 30% equity is a good number. Of course that means there are many shareholders who have not opted in (and over 70% of equity). In the end we are in the same boat, there is no need to be defensive. Of far more interest are Gowling's grounds for lifting the stay.

By the way, have you noticed that in Gowling's motion the 90% is now redacted. A simple thank you will do.