DYOR etc., CTP were lobbied by shareholders about succession...

DYOR etc., CTP were lobbied by shareholders about succession planning at the 249d meeting. Commitment was mad by Chair to shareholder lobbyists to begin succession planning. Succession planning is in progress. Recent Board appointments of Martin Kriewaldt and Sarah Ryan are the initial outcome of the undertaking to do succession planning. More Board change is being considered. Managing Director's contract ends in June, Leon de Vaney's ( CFO ) ends in November, and Mike Herrington's ( COO ) ends January 2019. M.D., CFO, COO worked together at QGC so maybe they will choose to leave together in January 2019 ? That allows all three people to leave enabling all to write on their C.V.'s they brought the GAP Plan to successful conclusion in a period of political and market upheaval. That scenario requires contract renewals for 7 and 2 months - is that something companies do ? It may be that Chair retires at AGM 2018 ? Would Martin Kriewaldt be a Chair candidate ? What will be the nature of short-term Board change ? If new Board members are added what specific skills will the bring ? Sarah Ryan has published high level mathematical analysis, holds patents, has capacity to analyse complex matters, and has history of operational and Board level experience in oil and gas industry - is she an M. D. candidate ? The situation is evolving and choices will be clearer as 2019 progresses. I wrote this article myself. It expresses my opinion. I have not been nor will i be paid for it. It is an " outsiders ", independent, interpretive view based on information available to all researchers.