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E VOTING under COMPANIES ACT 2013

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E VOTING under

COMPANIES ACT 2013

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CONCEPT OF e-VOTING

Small shareholders holding small lots can also vote

Maximum participation of shareholders

Step towards e – governance

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CONCEPT OF e-VOTINGShareholder using Internet Connection on

herLAPTOP / Personal Computer / TABLET

can easily votewithout even attending the AGM

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#SHAREHOLDER_GETS_ONLINE_CONTROL

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CONCEPT OF e-VOTING

Neither exempts companies to conduct AGM

nor puts any restriction members on attending the

meetingExcept No Voting in AGM, if

voted electronically

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MANDATORY e – voting Sec. 108 of Companies Act, 2013 read with Rule 20 of Company (Management & Administration) Rules, 2014

Listed Companies Companies having 1,000 or more share holders

All Listed Companies has to pass all the resolution of the meeting electronically : SEBI

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e – VOTING : PROCESSAgreement with DEPOSITORY

NSDL www.evoting.nsdl.comCDSL www.evotingindia.comKARVY www.evoting.karvy.com

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e – VOTING : PROCESSAgreement with SCRUTINIZER

Practicing Chartered AccountantPracticing Company SecretaryPracticing Cost & Works AccountantAdvocate

Well verse with the e – voting system & is not the employee of the company

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e – VOTING : PROCESS

Agency issues USER i.d. and Password for

Maker Checker Scrutinizer

to the company

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e – VOTING : PROCESSUpload the following with the help of RTA on the website :

RESOLUTIONSRegister of Member ( Physical & Demat ) –

as per the cut off date

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e – VOTING : PROCESSAgency will generate

USER i.d. and PASSWORD for each member

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e – VOTING : PROCESSDispatch Notice to the shareholder through

Registered Post Speed Post Courier E – mail Any other electronic means

Notice shall also be placed on the website of the company, in case of companies having a website,

and of the Agency.

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e – VOTING : PROCESS

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e – VOTING : PROCESSContent of Notice :1. company is providing e-voting facility and that the business

may be transacted through such voting.2. describe clearly the Remote e-voting procedure3. procedure of voting at the General Meting by Members who do

not vote by Remote e-voting4. clearly specify the date and time of commencement and end of

Remote e-voting and contain a statement hat at the end of Remote e-voting period, the facility shall forthwith be blocked.

5. contact details of the official responsible to address the grievances connected with voting by electronic means

6. clearly specify that any Member, who has voted by Remote e-voting, cannot vote at he Meting.

7. Mode of declaration of the results of e – voting.8. USER i.d & PASSWORD of the member

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e – VOTING : PROCESSNEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT

- English & Vernacular Language

- Content :

Businesses to be transacted electronically

Cut-of date as on which the right of voting of the Members shall be reckoned

Date & time of commencement & end of e – voting

Statement that voting shall not be allowed beyond the said date & a Member may participate in the General Meting even after exercising his right to vote through Remote e-voting but shall not be entailed to vote again

Website of Agency

Contact details of the concerned person to address grievances

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e – VOTING : PROCESS e – Voting Period

At least 3 days prior to AGM

1 – 3 days

The voting period shall close at 5 p.m. on the day preceding the date of the General Meting.

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e – VOTING : PROCESSSCRUTINIZER COMPANY

• shall report to company within 48 hours from the conclusion of e – voting period , stating votes casted in favour / against and invalid votes

• Maintain a register with following details– Name of the Share holder, – Address, – Folio no., – Client ID– No. of shares held & Nominal Value– Type of Shares : Ordinary / Differential Voting Rights

The scrutinisers’ register, report and other elated papers received from the scrutiniser(s) shall be kept in the custody of the

Company Secretary or any other person authorised by the Board for this purpose.

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DECLARATION OF RESULT

Within 2 days of submission of report from Scrutinizer

By CHAIRMAN / DIRECTOR authorized shall declare the result

Displayed on the notice board of the company at its Registered Office , Corporate Office , Website of Company & Agency

RESOLUTION IS DEEMED TO BE PASSED

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DECLARATION OF RESULT

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TRUE COPIES OF THE DOCUMENTS OF ITC HAVE BEEN TAKEN FROM THE

WEBSITE OF BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE & ITC PORTAL

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THANK YOUCS ANAND KANKANI

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