[I]t's clear that Vlado Ruvinovski was involved in the very significant drug enterprise and his role in the enterprise was important and significant. He met with both - and had contact with both the supplier of the drugs, with those who are undertaking the transport of the drugs. He collected the money. He plainly knew that it was a substantial quantity of the drug that he was conspiring to have sold or supplied.
He knew it was intended for distribution into the community and that it was of high purity. He had involvement at every step of the transaction from when the dealings with Mr Kire Janakievski to the point where it reached a hotel room. He had heavy involvement in each of the previous shipments. He was involved through Mr Janakievski both in New South Wales and in Western Australia.
It's plain that he was at a level only one removed from - that Janakievski was receiving the drugs from the manufacturers. So he was very closely linked to Mr Janakievski and as I've said, involved in every step of the chain of distribution down to when it was to be on-sold to the buyers of the large quantity in Western Australia and the weight, purity and value of the methylamphetamine were very, very significant.
In terms of the involvement of Ivan Ruvinoski, his role was less than his father's. Nevertheless, he was involved and did play a significant part in the transfer from Sydney to Perth. He travelled to Sydney and returned from Sydney. He was present at meetings with the buyers. He had contact with Mr Janakievski and Krsteski and he had a more serious involvement than that of Mr Krsteski. Taking all those factors then, both were in it for commercial reward (781).