I don't see any other filings in the docket that would reflect objections to the proposed settlement.
Given that the hearing on October 13 should be a simple affair, with no objections to the proposed settlement, that means once the settlement order is signed, there should be little delay in implementing the positive changes in terms of new board members and information regarding going forward with the TriWay dividend.
The Plaintiffs are incentivized to act quickly, in order to realize value in the TriWay shares, whether they get the extra shares from Solomon, or whether they simply get TriWay shares based on their holding of regular common SIAF shares, like the rest of us. Their interests are definitely aligned with ordinary shareholders, and that is a good thing for all of us.