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2015 RAS CONFERENCE & AGM P O Box 54, WOODEN, NORTH CANTERBURY Telephone: 033131004, Fax: 033131003 email: Debbie RAS.org.NZ website: www.ras.org.nz APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATE FORM Breed / Kindred Society

How to fill out proxy voting rights

How to fill out proxy voting rights:

1. Obtain the necessary forms: Contact the organization hosting the voting event to request the proxy voting form. This form will typically include information about the meeting or election, the options for voting, and the proxy holder's details.
2. Read the instructions: Carefully go through the instructions provided with the proxy voting form. Make sure you understand the process and any specific requirements, such as deadlines for submission or special voting procedures.
3. Fill in personal information: Start by entering your personal details accurately in the designated fields of the proxy voting form. This typically includes your full name, contact information, and any identification or registration numbers provided by the organization.
4. Specify the proxy holder: Identify the individual or entity who will be acting as your proxy for voting. This can be someone you trust, such as a family member or a close friend, or an organization that offers proxy voting services. Provide their name, contact details, and any other required information as requested on the form.
5. Indicate voting preferences: Review the options available for the voting event and make your selections. This could include voting for specific candidates, approving resolutions, or taking a stance on certain matters. Clearly mark your choices on the form, following the provided instructions to ensure accurate representation of your preferences.
6. Sign and date the form: Once you have completed filling out the form, sign and date it in the designated areas. This signature serves as your authorization for the proxy holder to cast the vote on your behalf.

Who needs proxy voting rights:

1. Shareholders of corporations: In corporate governance, shareholders who are unable to attend shareholders' meetings may utilize proxy voting rights to ensure their voices and opinions are represented in decision-making processes.
2. Investors in mutual funds: Individuals who invest in mutual funds often rely on proxy voting rights. These rights allow them to participate in the decision-making process for matters affecting the fund, such as electing the board of directors or approving important policy changes.
3. Members of associations or organizations: Any individual who is a member of an association or organization that holds elections or important decision-making meetings may need proxy voting rights. This enables them to have their opinions and preferences considered, even if they cannot physically attend the gathering.
4. Proxy voting service providers: Organizations or individuals offering proxy voting services or acting as proxy holders also need proxy voting rights. This allows them to legally represent the interests of their clients and fulfill their role in the voting process accurately and efficiently.

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What is proxy voting rights?

Proxy voting rights allow a person or entity to vote on behalf of another party, typically in a shareholder meeting or corporate election.

Who is required to file proxy voting rights?

In the context of corporate governance, institutional investors such as mutual funds, pension funds, and investment firms are often required to file proxy voting rights.

How to fill out proxy voting rights?

Proxy voting rights can be filled out by completing the necessary forms provided by the entity holding the meeting, and submitting them by the specified deadline.

What is the purpose of proxy voting rights?

The purpose of proxy voting rights is to ensure that all shareholders have a voice in important decisions, even if they are unable to attend the meeting in person.

What information must be reported on proxy voting rights?

Proxy voting rights typically require reporting on the number of shares being voted, the decisions made on each proposal, and any conflicts of interest that may arise.