I agree that it is unlikely that there will be enough "NO" votes...

I agree that it is unlikely that there will be enough "NO" votes to displace Clee. Management usually makes sure that they have enough votes to call on to maintain their position once they have got themselves into a cushy job. However, if enough ordinary investors show their displeasure then a message will be sent. Clee is probably thick skinned enough not to care or think that any show of displeasure isn't going to affect him or his position but at least the message will be sent that the natives are revolting.

I also agree that as ordinary investors we are in a hard space. Voting against the CR does not help our hopes at all especially if it were to succeed in stopping the CR. Again that is unlikely. Those who hope that if the CR went ahead and that would then result in some serious drilling may be clutching at straws. Can anyone show me when VIC management has seriously undertaken a realistic drilling programme with the intention of doing anything further. There has never been a serious drilling programme as far as I am aware or can recall.