E voting facility required for shareholder postal ballot businesses, mandating certified electronic platforms and postal alternatives. Issuers must provide e voting for businesses transacted through postal ballot, using a single agency whose platform complies with Ministry of Corporate Affairs/STQC conditions; e voting must remain open for the period specified under the Companies (Passing of the Resolution by Postal Ballot) Rules, 2001. Issuers must continue to accept postal ballot paper votes from shareholders without e voting access, display draft resolutions and related materials on the e voting page, and include the e voting platform link in notices.
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E voting facility required for shareholder postal ballot businesses, mandating certified electronic platforms and postal alternatives.
Issuers must provide e voting for businesses transacted through postal ballot, using a single agency whose platform complies with Ministry of Corporate Affairs/STQC conditions; e voting must remain open for the period specified under the Companies (Passing of the Resolution by Postal Ballot) Rules, 2001. Issuers must continue to accept postal ballot paper votes from shareholders without e voting access, display draft resolutions and related materials on the e voting page, and include the e voting platform link in notices.
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