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I don’t think that TIO would be allowed to vote. TIO controls FMS and therefore cannot vote on an agreement with another entity (BBIG) that they also control. If there was to be an agreement with say RIO, or MIN, then they would be able to vote. I am happy to be corrected and I’m pretty sure Jake will know the answer. I would expect any potential agreement to be put to an “independent expert” (chosen by ? ) and signed off as fair and reasonable before being presented to FMS shareholders. Any sniff of a deal that favours the majority shareholder over the other shareholders is likely to lead to action taken against the FMS Board and with that much publicity.