Shareholder disclosure: chairmen should name correspondents and address their account queries during the annual general meeting. Recommendation that the chairman disclose the name of each shareholder who sends comments on published accounts or the board's report and state the question or subject briefly, regardless of relevancy, and answer each separately in his annual general meeting speech. This is proposed alongside the existing protection under section 219, which ensures members receive the balance-sheet, profit and loss account, auditor's report and annexed documents to enable informed oversight and director accountability.
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Shareholder disclosure: chairmen should name correspondents and address their account queries during the annual general meeting.
Recommendation that the chairman disclose the name of each shareholder who sends comments on published accounts or the board's report and state the question or subject briefly, regardless of relevancy, and answer each separately in his annual general meeting speech. This is proposed alongside the existing protection under section 219, which ensures members receive the balance-sheet, profit and loss account, auditor's report and annexed documents to enable informed oversight and director accountability.
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