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Companies Act 2006

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As published

488 Prevention by members of deemed re-appointment of auditor

(1) An auditor of a private company is not deemed to be re-appointed under section 487(2) if the company has received notices under this section from members representing at least the requisite percentage of the total voting rights of all members who would be entitled to vote on a resolution that the auditor should not be re-appointed. (2) The “requisite percentage” is 5%, or such lower percentage as is specified for this purpose in the company's articles. (3) A notice under this section— (a) may be in hard copy or electronic form, (b) must be authenticated by the person or persons giving it, and (c) must be received by the company before the end of the accounting reference period immediately preceding the time when the deemed re-appointment would have effect.

Your change, as a redline

488 Prevention by members of deemed re-appointment of auditor

(1) An auditor of a private company is not deemed to be re-appointed under section 487(2) if the company has received notices under this section from members representing at least the requisite percentage of the total voting rights of all members who would be entitled to vote on a resolution that the auditor should not be re-appointed. (2) The “requisite percentage” is 5%, or such lower percentage as is specified for this purpose in the company's articles. (3) A notice under this section— (a) may be in hard copy or electronic form, (b) must be authenticated by the person or persons giving it, and (c) must be received by the company before the end of the accounting reference period immediately preceding the time when the deemed re-appointment would have effect.

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