Voting rights protection: members cannot be barred from voting for lack of specified shareholding period, except permitted grounds. A company must not deny a member the exercise of voting right because the member has not held the share or other interest for a specified period preceding the vote, or on any other ground not permitted; this applies to public companies and private companies that are subsidiaries of public companies.
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Voting rights protection: members cannot be barred from voting for lack of specified shareholding period, except permitted grounds.
A company must not deny a member the exercise of voting right because the member has not held the share or other interest for a specified period preceding the vote, or on any other ground not permitted; this applies to public companies and private companies that are subsidiaries of public companies.
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