Former Senelec board chairman Habib Sy has responded to criticism after publicly releasing his “confidential” resignation letter. Sy addressed the controversy via social media, defending his decision to share the letter despite its classification. He argues that critics demonstrate a misunderstanding of administrative rules, claiming the author retains the right to disseminate a resignation letter even if marked confidential. Sy insists confidentiality aims to control internal circulation, not silence the resigning individual. He maintains ownership of the letter once delivered to its intended recipient, the President of the Republic, granting him the liberty to make it public. The former chairman urged his detractors to exercise caution before judging his actions, citing his extensive 40-year administrative career.