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<h1>Corporate Bodies Can Appoint Representatives for Meetings via Board Resolution; Representatives Hold Voting Rights</h1> A body corporate can authorize a representative to act on its behalf at company meetings or creditor meetings by a resolution from its Board of Directors or governing body. This applies whether the body corporate is a member or a creditor, including debenture holders, of the company. The authorized representative is entitled to exercise the same rights and powers, such as voting by proxy or postal ballot, as the body corporate could if it were an individual member or creditor of the company.