Approved Policies/Proxy Voting

From Protospace Wiki
Revision as of 12:28, 17 February 2022 by Jamie.frost (talk | contribs) (initial commit from pdf text, unformatted)
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to navigation Jump to search

Proxy Voting Policy

Approved September 8, 2016

The Articles of Association of Calgary Protospace Ltd authorize the use of Proxy voting. Proxies are

discussed in Articles 18, 20, 21 and 22. This policy adds clarity to the specifics of how Proxy voting is

implemented.

1. The phrase “in writing under the hand of the appointer” is interpreted to include the submission

of proxy instructions via email to an email address designated by the Directors for such purpose.

Such address shall be announced and circulated to the membership in the same manner as the

meeting notice. (E.G. “Proxies may be submitted by email to directors@protospace.ca”.) It is the

responsibility of the appointer and proxy holder to verify that the email has been received,

through the use of read receipts or requesting a reply.

2. The appointer and the person holding the proxy must both be members in good standing, with

no outstanding debts to the company (see Article 19).

3. Proxies may be cancelled or revoked by the appointer (the member being represented) at any

time prior to the meeting in the same manner as they are able to be submitted.

4. The members present at a meeting may agree to accept proxies that have been submitted after

the deadline. However, this is at the discretion of the members, and may require a motion or

vote. Appointers should submit their proxies within the time specified in the Articles to ensure

they are accepted.

5. In order to respect the purpose of having a quorum requirement to ensure adequate

participation, proxies shall not be counted to establish quorum.