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of <h1>Companies Can Include Entrenchment Provisions in Articles, Requiring Stricter Alteration Conditions Than Special Resolution</h1> The articles of a company outline its management regulations and may include additional necessary matters. They can contain entrenchment provisions, which require more stringent conditions for alteration than a special resolution. These provisions can be established during the company's formation or through unanimous member agreement in private companies and a special resolution in public companies. Companies must notify the Registrar of entrenchment provisions. Articles should align with specified forms in Schedule I, and companies can adopt model articles. For companies registered post-Act commencement, unmodified model regulations apply as if part of the registered articles. Previous company law articles remain unaffected unless amended under this Act.
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