E-voting
This query is : Resolved
Querist : Anonymous
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist)
03 July 2014
Please ans it
is it compulsory to do e-voting for the listed company which is listed on the BSE
please solve my query it is urgent.or it is compulsory after December 2014.
is it compulsory to do e-voting for the listed company which is listed on the BSE
please solve my query it is urgent.or it is compulsory after December 2014.
03 July 2014
Link of circular issued by MCA providing clarification on the e-voting procedure given below may kindly be seen.
http://www.mca.gov.in/Ministry/pdf/General_Circular_20_2014.pdf
MCA has examined the suggestions received from the stakeholders and has noticed that compliance with procedural requirements, engagement of Depository Agencies and the need for clarity on matter like demand for poll/postal ballot etc will take some more time. Accordingly, it has been decided not to treat the relevant provisions as mandatory till 31st December, 2014.
http://www.mca.gov.in/Ministry/pdf/General_Circular_20_2014.pdf
MCA has examined the suggestions received from the stakeholders and has noticed that compliance with procedural requirements, engagement of Depository Agencies and the need for clarity on matter like demand for poll/postal ballot etc will take some more time. Accordingly, it has been decided not to treat the relevant provisions as mandatory till 31st December, 2014.
03 July 2014
Listed companies will have to conform to SEBI diktat of providing mandatory e-voting facility to all shareholder resolutions passed in general meetings.
This is even as the Corporate Affairs Ministry had recently clarified that e-voting would not be mandatory till December 31 this year.
Simply put, listed companies cannot take shelter under the Corporate Affairs Ministry stance and not provide e-voting facility to its shareholders till end-December.
This could bring clarity to several listed companies, who in the ongoing AGM season had raised doubts on mandatory e-voting given the Corporate Affairs Ministry’s latest stance on this matter.
“If there are two sets of requirements, it is settled principle as higher as the level of Supreme Court of India that the provisions of SEBI regulations will prevail so far as listed companies are concerned,” U K Sinha, SEBI Chairman, told reporters here on Saturday.
He was replying to a query about divergent practices sought to be adopted by listed companies post the Corporate Affairs Ministry’s clarification on the issue of mandatory e-voting.
When contacted, a Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) spokesperson said that SEBI circular of April 17 (to provide mandatory e-voting facility), which was not yet amended, would prevail.
BSE had brought the details of the Corporate Affairs Ministry stance to the attention of listed companies by displaying it on the bourse’s Web site.
Post this BSE move, several listed companies had approached the stock exchange with queries on the implementation date of mandatory e-voting.
There were doubts among listed companies on whether the existing SEBI norm or the latest MCA clarification would prevail.
The country’s leading bourse National Stock Exchange remained silent on the matter.
SEBI had in mid-April amended the listing agreement (clause 35B) to stipulate that e-voting facility be provided for all shareholder resolutions in general meetings.
SEBI’s move was intended to align the listing agreement with the new company law. But the Corporate Affairs Ministry had said on June 17 that e-voting was optional upto December 2014.
Srivats.kr@thehindu.co.in
(This article was published on June 22, 2014)
This is even as the Corporate Affairs Ministry had recently clarified that e-voting would not be mandatory till December 31 this year.
Simply put, listed companies cannot take shelter under the Corporate Affairs Ministry stance and not provide e-voting facility to its shareholders till end-December.
This could bring clarity to several listed companies, who in the ongoing AGM season had raised doubts on mandatory e-voting given the Corporate Affairs Ministry’s latest stance on this matter.
“If there are two sets of requirements, it is settled principle as higher as the level of Supreme Court of India that the provisions of SEBI regulations will prevail so far as listed companies are concerned,” U K Sinha, SEBI Chairman, told reporters here on Saturday.
He was replying to a query about divergent practices sought to be adopted by listed companies post the Corporate Affairs Ministry’s clarification on the issue of mandatory e-voting.
When contacted, a Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) spokesperson said that SEBI circular of April 17 (to provide mandatory e-voting facility), which was not yet amended, would prevail.
BSE had brought the details of the Corporate Affairs Ministry stance to the attention of listed companies by displaying it on the bourse’s Web site.
Post this BSE move, several listed companies had approached the stock exchange with queries on the implementation date of mandatory e-voting.
There were doubts among listed companies on whether the existing SEBI norm or the latest MCA clarification would prevail.
The country’s leading bourse National Stock Exchange remained silent on the matter.
SEBI had in mid-April amended the listing agreement (clause 35B) to stipulate that e-voting facility be provided for all shareholder resolutions in general meetings.
SEBI’s move was intended to align the listing agreement with the new company law. But the Corporate Affairs Ministry had said on June 17 that e-voting was optional upto December 2014.
Srivats.kr@thehindu.co.in
(This article was published on June 22, 2014)
Querist : Anonymous
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist)
04 July 2014
k it means for listed company it is compulsory to do E-voting procedure as SEBI's
Chairman have explained.thank you very much sir for solving my query
Chairman have explained.thank you very much sir for solving my query
04 July 2014
Yes. It is better to follow SEBI guidelines in this regard.
You need to be the querist or approved CAclub expert to take part in this query .
Click here to login now
Click here to login now
Similar Resolved Queries
Unanswered Queries
- Is this income indian or foreign income?
- ITC temporary reversal and reclaim
- GST on export of services and Input Credit
- RCM applicability on Rent Paid by Registered Person to Unregistered Landlord for Residental Building
- Inventory of finished goods
- Applicable TDS rate for sale of property in Nov 2024
- Confusion around Form 26QB fields
- Sale of property furniture sale
- REGARDING 25 AS DATE OF PAYMENT AND DATE OF BOOKING
- Quiery in relation to GST liability in case of an advocate who has obtained GST registration.
- BUYING PROPERTY COULD NOT FILE 26QB
- Gst input for FY 23-24
- Regarding Waiver of Interest levied u/s 50 of PGST/CGST Act
- LAST YEAR 2022-23 ITC IN NEXT YEAR 2023-24 REPORITNG IN GSTR-9
- MIS MATCH OF INVOICE NUMBER
- IGST Credit-Show cause notice issued-confusion
- Issue of gst e invoice
- How to adjusted advances given or receipt
- Foreign vendor without PAN unable to to register due to non receipt of OTP on foreign number ?
- 133(6) DIN INVALID format error - ->WHERE TO REPLY 133(6) notice?
Trending Online Classes
CAclubindia
