Is Cameron Billingsley, the Company Secretary of Syntara. Today's meeting is being held as a virtual meeting via live webcast with the use of the Zoom platform and also the Lumi platform for voting. Shareholders and proxies have the ability to ask questions via the Zoom platform and to submit votes via the Lumi meeting platform. You need to be logged on to both platforms if you wish to both participate and vote. Firstly, let me briefly introduce our board. Dr. Kathleen Metters, Non-Executive Chair. Good morning, everybody. Mr. Gary Phillips, our CEO. Morning. Dr. Simon Green, Non-Executive Director. Hello, everyone. Hashan de Silva, Non-Executive Director. Good morning. I'd also like to introduce our CFO, Tim Luscombe. Morning. For this meeting, we'll take the notice of meeting as read, but we will also display them as the meeting progresses. Questions can be submitted online at any time. 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We've received a couple of questions in advance of the meeting. Before we move into the formal part of the meeting, I'd just like to hand over to Gary, the CEO of the company, to answer the questions that have been received. Gary, would you like to answer those questions, please? Thanks, Cameron. Yeah, as Cameron says, these questions are not to do with the resolutions before us, but we received them earlier, so I thought it was worth sharing them before we start the meeting. The first one was, will the market be updated in March with the myelofibrosis SNT-5 505 interim data? I guess the answer to that is we will have more data from the study as we go through March. Our timetable is that we hope to present our data into a package of information to the FDA in quarter two, probably April. That data, there is the intention to release that data to the market, but obviously it depends on whether we have any questions or we think the data we have received in any way still needs further work before we release it. Yeah, certainly the plan is that we would update the market around that March-April timeframe. The second question was, what's been the delay with the skin scarring development program? I think we said that we would update the market in quarter four. We have rolled over into another quarter. We are working obviously with an external group here, Professor Fiona Wood's group in Perth. Those discussions are going well, and we will be making an update to the market in this quarter, as well as other information on the skin scarring trials that are underway at the moment. You can expect to hear something from us quite shortly. Finally, how's the recent interest from big pharma been? I guess that's referring to the myelofibrosis data that we put out in December. We have had a number of meetings with pharma companies, both at the American Society of Hematology in December when we were there presenting our information, and also at, so there is a big meeting at the beginning of the year called JP Morgan. It's held over in the U.S. in San Francisco. That's a meeting where many of the big companies go, and you can get invitations to meet. I met with many of the main players in the myelofibrosis and hematology market while I was there earlier in January. Yeah, there's been quite a bit of interest in the data we put out, and certainly a lot of interest in seeing the data that comes when we have patients that have crossed the 12-month mark in the study. Yeah, I think I've been pleased with the level of interest shown. With that, that was the questions we received beforehand. Now I'll hand over to the Chair of the company, Kathleen Metters, to take us through the rest of the meeting. Thank you, Gary. Good morning again, everybody. The purpose of the meeting today is to obtain shareholder approval for a number of resolutions for our recently announced Tranche 2 placement, for participation by a fund associated with one of our directors to acquire shares in Tranche 2, to approve the grant of the option fees to our corporate advisors, and to refresh the company's capacity to issue shares under ASX Listing Rule 7.1 by ratifying the previous issue of securities under Tranche 1. We will proceed with the formal items of business. Resolution 1. Resolution 1 is an ordinary resolution that relates to the approval of the issue of shares under the second tranche of the placement that we announced in December 2024. Voting exclusions apply with respect to Resolution 1. The proxy votes received prior to the meeting are set out online. Does anyone have any questions in relation to Resolution 1? Kathleen, I'm not showing any questions. Thank you. Resolution 2. Resolution 2 is an ordinary resolution that seeks approval for the KPRX Healthcare Trust or its nominee, an associate of our director, Mr. Hashan de Silva, to participate in the second tranche of the placement. Voting exclusions apply with respect to Resolution 2. The proxy votes received prior to the meeting are set out online. Does anyone have any questions in relation to Resolution 2? Kathleen, I'm not seeing any questions. Shall we? Thank you. Resolution 3. Resolution 3 is an ordinary resolution that relates to the approval of the grant of option fees to the corporate advisors for the provision of corporate advisory services to the company. Voting exclusions apply with respect to Resolution 3. The proxy votes received prior to the meeting are set out online. Does anyone have any questions in relation to Resolution 3? Kathleen, I'm not seeing any questions, shall we? Finally, Resolution 4. Resolution 4 is an ordinary resolution that relates to the ratification of the issue of shares under the first tranche placement that we announced in December 2024 in order to refresh the company's 15% capacity. Voting exclusions apply in respect to Resolution 4. The proxy votes received prior to the meeting are set out online. Are there any questions in relation to Resolution 4? Kathleen, I'm not seeing any questions. That concludes our discussion on the items of business. I am about to close the voting system. Please ensure that you have cast your vote on all resolutions. I will pause briefly to allow you time to finalize those votes. Voting is now closed. The results of these votes will be released to the stock exchange later today. As there is no further business, I declare the meeting closed. Thank you for attending.