I think I explained this earlier. It was not so much the board meeting. The board would make decisions about divulgation to shareholders and the public. They are a publicly traded company that regularly would have obligations to markets, and what they told the market would have repercussions. So the board, obviously for a company that was headed for a criminal trial, was continually, as the stewards of the company with responsibilities to shareholders, reassessing its options.
On March 6th, 2019. See this statement in context.