I hate to be a stickler on governance technicalities, but there was no vote in January -- simply delivery of a piece of paper with the words "written shareholder consent" on the top. This was not a valid, binding or meaningful document for several reasons, the largest being that the signers did not in fact possess a majority of the share votes. Even if they did, such document failed to meet the standards necessary under state law for it to be binding. Hence, it has no impact on QASP's board.