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I OR TH€REPORT IS GOII{O
TO GO UP?

2 I'IR. SEGALL: SI,IILING AND
HAPPY.

3 THE CoURT: oKAy, THAT TAKE CARES 0F THoSE ISSUES.

4
THE
ON DISBURSEMENTS ON THE AUSTRALIAN WRITERS GUILD
--
5 UHO I TAKE IT FROI'I THE
REPORT, IHERE NO OPEI{ ISSUES Oti

6 TTiAT?

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7 flR, SEGALL: NoNE THAT A},,ARE OF, YOUR HO
OR.
8
R. JoHt'lsol'l:
NoT CURRENTLY, YOUR HOloR.

THE COURT: OKAY. tS A IIt
AND THERE PLAN PLAGE oR

10 PROTOCOL IN PLACE FOR FUTUR€ DISBURSEIIENTS
THAT EVERYEODY
IS
11 COIIFORTABLE WITH?

12 rR. SEGALL: Is ..
WELL, UI{AT t!/E,vE DoNE WIAT

'13 HAPPENED IS THAT AUSTRALIANS fITLES
WENT THROUGH ON OUR

14 UI,I - DISTRIBUTABLE LIST, AND CERTATN OF THEY
THEI4 CLAIMED

15 AIIO TOOK THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DISTRIBUTITIG. THEY ARE

'16
Itl THE pAyEE
NOW DATABASE AS THE FOR THOSE TITLES; TO THE

17 EXTET{T THAT IIONEY tI!, IN THE
COI.IES FUTURE, ON THOSE

1S TITLES, TT WOULD BE PAID TO THE A,W.G.

19 THE COURT; OKAY. AND THE AUSTRALIAI,I },'RITERS GUILD

20
IS SATTSFIED
WITH THAT?

21 I'IR. SEGALL: YES,
YOUR HoNoR.

22
THE CoURT: S0 rI,S A NON-ISSUE? I pUT
JUST No

OPEN ISSUES AND WAIT FOR THE NEXT SHOE TO
DROP.
24 ALL RIGIT.
ON THE DIRECTORS GUILO ISSUES,

25 TIIERE'S A LITTLE }IORE WITH. I
TO DEAL APOLOG]ZE. I,VE

26 STRUGGLED WITH HAY FEVER HERE. AT THE
OUTSET,
IIR. I
27
JOHNSOI{, THI}IK YOU HAVE TO APPRECIATE THAI .h,E
CAN,T
28
REHRITE TtlE DEAL.
THE DEAL trAS DONE AFTER EXTE SIVE

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KENYNIA D. DARDEN, CSR
PHQTOCOPYTNCOF fo]|^ra^F'o? oMs,D,E^ 6r