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<h1>Companies Bill 2011: Clause 114 Explains Ordinary and Special Resolutions, Voting Methods, and Vote Requirements</h1> Clause 114 of the Companies Bill, 2011, defines ordinary and special resolutions. An ordinary resolution is passed if the required notice is given and the votes in favor, including the Chairman's casting vote if applicable, exceed those against. It can be conducted via show of hands, electronically, or by poll, with members voting in person or by proxy. A special resolution requires notice specifying its intent and must receive at least three times more votes in favor than against, using the same voting methods.