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Re: webpence post# 103214

Friday, 07/08/2011 1:01:31 PM

Friday, July 08, 2011 1:01:31 PM

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By the way --- "heck" is also part of that ""higher" standard", as you can "see" BE-"low" (again, latest first):

From: Merle Goertz (merleg@shaw.ca)
Sent: Fri 7/08/11 9:24 AM [PT]
To: Jerry

Simple as heck. A "higher standard" is that the new guy is including that line item.

----- Original Message -----
From: Jerry
To: Merle Goertz
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 9:19 AM [PT]
Subject: RE: SRSR Advertising & Promotion for 2010

Hi again, Merle:

Just to keep you busy and out of 'trouble' (haha) --- would you please clarify the following:

So, what is meant by reporting at a higher standard?

I observed in the NI continuous disclosure requirements that the financials require a disclaimer if they have not been reviewed by an auditor.

If you look back to previous quarters, you will see this disclaimer, but more recently this disclaimer is absent.

Therefore, I presume that the last few quarters that did not carry this disclaimer means that these unaudited financials had been reviewed by an auditor.

So, what constitutes a higher standard than unaudited financials that are reviewed by an auditor, if that "higher" standard is not now audited?

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Thank you,

Jerry (again)