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Companies Act 2006

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As published

360AA Traded companies: confirmation of receipt of electronic voting

(1) In the case of a traded company, where a vote is cast on a poll by electronic means the company must ensure that, as soon as reasonably practicable after the vote has been received, confirmation of receipt of the vote is sent by electronic means to— (a) the member, where that person cast the vote, (b) the proxy, where the vote was cast by proxy, or (c) the representative, where the vote was cast by a person authorised to act as a representative of a corporation in accordance with section 323(1). (2) A vote under subsection (1) includes any vote cast— (a) at a meeting; (b) at an electronic meeting conducted in accordance with section 360A; (c) in advance of a meeting or electronic meeting (see section 322A).

Your change, as a redline

360AA Traded companies: confirmation of receipt of electronic voting

(1) In the case of a traded company, where a vote is cast on a poll by electronic means the company must ensure that, as soon as reasonably practicable after the vote has been received, confirmation of receipt of the vote is sent by electronic means to— (a) the member, where that person cast the vote, (b) the proxy, where the vote was cast by proxy, or (c) the representative, where the vote was cast by a person authorised to act as a representative of a corporation in accordance with section 323(1). (2) A vote under subsection (1) includes any vote cast— (a) at a meeting; (b) at an electronic meeting conducted in accordance with section 360A; (c) in advance of a meeting or electronic meeting (see section 322A).

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