2023-02-27
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These regulations mandate that listed companies provide electronic voting and postal ballot facilities for special business and director elections where candidate numbers exceed director quotas. Companies must appoint eligible e-voting service providers with specific cybersecurity certifications and ensure voting portals remain open for at least three days. The Board of a listed company is required to appoint a scrutinizer for specific transactions, who must validate voting results and submit a consolidated report on the day of the general meeting. Contravention of these provisions attracts penalties under section 512 of the Companies Act, 2017.