Yeah, I'm putting the odds of a Q&A at about 1%. If they were serious about actually having shareholder input, they would at least put the directors up for re-election.
That said, if it's a small group, there should be opportunities to ask questions informally or even during the meeting (out of order, but who's going to stop you?).
And RoBoZo, with his connections and solid support, would certainly not be turned down if he wanted to finally get an explanation on the disappointing sales prices. (But I'm guessing that he wouldn't want to have an audience of less enthusiastic shareholders hear the answer to that one.)