Slave, I understand the need for caution, however at the last ASM Powers was able to discuss dealings with MHRA in general terms. Now, a year later the apparent concern is than any update, no matter how minor, will result in some sort of penalty or delay. Powers and Goldman are both attorneys and I would think they could find a way to present some update, even if minor and non-specific. As is, I'm left with an image of them being bound hand and foot, taped to a chair and gagged. Okay, that's probably a bit overboard, but after a year of any input from management except in required filings, maybe a metaphor is in order.
In a prior post, you compared shareholders frustration level and their need for patience with being at a window looking out. I would only add that at this point they would appreciate that window being opened just a crack to let in a little fresh air.