Re: PIF vote
Hi Burnt
I fully agree with your sentiments and voting suggestion i.e. NO, NO, NO. Have you sought professional advice, or are you aware of anyone else that has, on which way we should be vote and/or handle WC? As you stated we don't know what games they are playing and /or manipulating the whole scenario. I am concerned that we may jeopardize our position by possibly making the wrong moves. Moreover how can we ensure that the majority of members are well informed and submit valid/correct choices to avoid ending up with disastrous results aided and abetted by WC!!!
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
like2ski
Hi all, very concerned at the confusion being generated by WC over voting procedures. Is this intentional or are they as stupid as they appear to be ???
Apart from the misleading, unsubstantiated, limited and threatening info supplied by them, the voting procedures and form supplied is very badly put together. It would seem that you have to appoint a proxy and you have to submit your vote via post or email. If you don't read and correctly interpret every word on the voting form, you could very easily invalidate your vote - how cunning - or are they really stupid. I've seen Scouts organise themselves better than this. How did these people come to control a multi million dollar investment fund ???????
Tip 1. If your unit holding is in the name of a company I suggest you download the ""Certificate of Appointment of Corporate Representative" form from Computershare. Go to www.computershare.com.au then log into Investor Centre. Then at the left of the screen under "Manage" click on downloadable forms. Go down to corporate forms and you will see it there. Had to phone Computershare to work it out (more on that phone call next). If you want to attend the meeting on Sept.18 you must have one of these forms filled out and I would also suggest attaching it to your voting form just to be sure that your vote is considered valid.
Tip 2. I called WC today to ask whether unit holders can place their vote at the meeting on Sept.18 (I actually said "Sept.11" how funny !!!). The girl said yes that unitholders are entitled to do this, however they need to register your attendance at the meeting and you register by ticking the voting form and sending it to them. I said "but I don't want to sent my form in, I WANT TO VOTE AT THE MEETING. "Oh" she said, "well um.........". I suggested that I tick the box on the form to say I will be attending the meeting, but leave my voting choices blank and fax it to them with my details. She said "yeah that's a good idea". These people are a constant source of amusement.
Tip 3. Each form is barcoded and identifiable. More on this next.
By the way, my suggestion is VOTE NO, NO, NO.
Hi Burnt
I fully agree with your sentiments and voting suggestion i.e. NO, NO, NO. Have you sought professional advice, or are you aware of anyone else that has, on which way we should be vote and/or handle WC? As you stated we don't know what games they are playing and /or manipulating the whole scenario. I am concerned that we may jeopardize our position by possibly making the wrong moves. Moreover how can we ensure that the majority of members are well informed and submit valid/correct choices to avoid ending up with disastrous results aided and abetted by WC!!!
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
like2ski