Or perhaps I should have said relatively new

I've had it pointed out to me that the new directors are not exactly spring chickens, Richard Hermon-Taylor being 67 and Philip Guthrie 63 (give or take a year for each). Not exactly what one would think of as satisfying the request for board members "significantly below 70 years of age" from that shareholder proxy, although it does knock down that median age a little bit anyway. Still, it kind of blunts the notion that these guys are coming in to shake things up a whole lot.