Looks to me from KEY's constitution the chairman can pass any resolution on a show of hands and does not have to provide proof of the number of votes cast. So I wonder if we will actually get to see the numbers?
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As for K.R. voting, the definition of material interest in KEY's constitution 16.2 c) seems to imply to me that he wont be able to vote on the transaction as his role as a director of the company will change significantly as a result?
But who will really know if he does or not?
We may just get the 'passed on show of hands' GAU style.
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