Committee voting procedures require announced results, circulated minutes, and electronic voting for members absent from meetings. The resolution professional must put listed items to a vote after discussion, announce decisions with names of members who voted for, against, or abstained, circulate minutes electronically within a short period, and enable electronic voting for members who did not vote at the meeting within a committee-determined window subject to prescribed minimum and maximum limits; the authorised representative must circulate minutes to creditors in a class and announce the voting window before it opens.
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Committee voting procedures require announced results, circulated minutes, and electronic voting for members absent from meetings.
The resolution professional must put listed items to a vote after discussion, announce decisions with names of members who voted for, against, or abstained, circulate minutes electronically within a short period, and enable electronic voting for members who did not vote at the meeting within a committee-determined window subject to prescribed minimum and maximum limits; the authorised representative must circulate minutes to creditors in a class and announce the voting window before it opens.
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