Whole-time director status for company employees requires government approval when appointed, including alternates, and is governed by company law provisions. An employee appointed as a director (including as an alternate director) is regarded as a whole time director; such appointments require government approval and must comply with the relevant provisions of company law governing director appointments and service.
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Whole-time director status for company employees requires government approval when appointed, including alternates, and is governed by company law provisions.
An employee appointed as a director (including as an alternate director) is regarded as a whole time director; such appointments require government approval and must comply with the relevant provisions of company law governing director appointments and service.
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