Quite right Johnster. One CEO after another has been driven out by the interference of others. How MP's can have a say in the running of a commercial enterprise is one bit of the madness. All potential CEO's will just see this as a chance to take up a meaningles post, make a buck or three and then exit into oblivion. Until a new CEO is given full authority to run the company as he/she sees fit, and, to stand proud or fall on the sword, the rudderless ship wil continue to flounder.