latest statement is ambiguous;
Due to the fact that OCP owns both the Convertible Notes and ordinary shares, OCP will vote its ordinary shares in a separate class to other iSOFT shareholders and OCP representative directors will refrain from making a recommendation to shareholders.
what does "separate class" mean and does it count towards the 75% ?
also does not state if they are voting the convertibles?
still no word from cohen ? what is he doing ?
article in the afr, page-8
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