The Federal Goverment's Ban is still in place. I refer to my...

The Federal Goverment's Ban is still in place.

I refer to my earlier post.

I refer to my earlier comments regarding the announcement by the Federal Treasurer, Scott Morrison as follows:

The Treasurer Scott Morrison made the following announcement last Friday:

"The draft legislation released today also includes an integrity measure which clarifies that, from today, MITs cannot acquire investments in residential property, except where it is affordable housing. This will prevent MITs from investing in houses, units and apartments to hold for long term rent (other than affordable housing)."

• "clarifying that from 4:30pm AEST 14 September 2017 MITs cannot acquire residential property, other than affordable housing."
• "MITs currently holding residential property will be provided with a transitional period until 1 October 2027, for their existing property assets."

IMO if the Domacom structure comes within the Ban as outlined by the Treasurer it may have a significant impact on Domacom's Shareholders and Sub Fund Trust unit Holders alike.

Currently awaiting Domacom's advice to Stakeholders on the impact of this new statement by the Treasurer Scott Morrison.

The Treasurers Press Release can be found at http://sjm.ministers.treasury.gov.au/media-release/090-2017/

I believe it is now imperative that the Board of Domacom provide a full and adequate response to Stakeholders regarding the impact of this Federal Goverment's decision as announced by the Treasurer , Scott Morrison, as to it's impact on Shareholders and Unit Trust Holders.

Domacom's stated policy of Corporate Governance and overarching obligations to the ASX, requires nothing less than full disclosure to the market. The Directors of Domacom should either appraise or  reappraise themselves of those obligations.