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SPECIAL RESOLUTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CANADIAN ACOUSTICAL ASSOCIATION L\'ASSOCIATION CANADIAN DE L\'ACOUSTIC (the Corporation) CONTINUING THE CORPORATION UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CANADA NOTFORPROFIT

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To fill out a special resolution, follow these steps:

1. Identify the purpose of the special resolution: Determine the specific matter or issue that requires a special resolution. This could include major changes to the company's constitution, alterations to share capital, or decisions with long-term implications.
2. Review the relevant legal requirements: Consult the company's governing documents, such as the articles of association or bylaws, to understand any specific procedures, notice requirements, or voting thresholds that must be followed when submitting a special resolution.
3. Draft the special resolution: Clearly state the purpose of the resolution, providing a concise yet comprehensive explanation of the proposed action or decision. Use precise and unambiguous language to avoid any potential misunderstandings.
4. Include the necessary details: Specify any relevant details such as dates, amounts, or conditions that may be required to implement the resolution. Ensure that the resolution covers all aspects of the matter at hand.
5. Seek legal advice if necessary: If you are uncertain about any legal or procedural aspects of the special resolution, consult with a corporate lawyer or seek guidance from a professional advisor to ensure compliance and mitigate any legal risks.

Who needs special resolution?

1. Publicly traded companies: When making significant changes to the company's structure, such as mergers, acquisitions, or alterations to share capital, special resolutions are often required.
2. Private limited companies: In some jurisdictions, private companies may need a special resolution for specific actions, such as changing the company name, amending the articles of association, or approving certain financial transactions.
3. Organizations with specific rules or regulations: Certain organizations, such as non-profit entities or membership-based associations, may have internal governing documents that require special resolutions for major decisions or changes in their operations.

Overall, the need for a special resolution varies depending on the legal requirements and circumstances of each entity. It is important to consult the appropriate laws, regulations, and governing documents to determine when a special resolution is necessary.

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What is special resolution?

A special resolution is a type of resolution that requires a higher majority than an ordinary resolution to be passed, typically requiring at least 75% of votes in favor. It is often used for significant corporate decisions, such as amending articles of association or winding up the company.

Who is required to file special resolution?

A special resolution must be filed by the company and usually needs to be submitted by the directors or authorized officers of the company with the relevant regulatory authority, such as Companies House in the UK.

How to fill out special resolution?

To fill out a special resolution, you need to include the wording of the resolution itself, details of the voting results, the date of the meeting where the resolution was passed, and the signatures of the directors or members who passed it.

What is the purpose of special resolution?

The purpose of a special resolution is to facilitate important decisions that impact the company significantly, requiring a greater consensus among shareholders, such as changes in the company's constitution or structure.

What information must be reported on special resolution?

The information that must be reported on a special resolution includes the full text of the resolution, details of the voting process, the outcome of the vote, the date it was passed, and the names of individuals who signed the resolution.