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to get you vote to count in court you need to do is as follows,
1) Ask your broker or whoever holds your shares in their nominee account to take ONEshare out of your account and issue you with a share certificate. You will need your IVC number to arrange for a proxy vote that can be used in court. (I think IVC means Individual Investor Code for the share)
2) the Registrar for the company is Link Asset Services https://www.linkassetservices.com/shareholders-and-investors/shareholder-services-uk Contact them and ask them for the proxy vote paperwork. It should take less than 24 hours for them to have your IVC number if they don’t just call them again until they do. Do not wait to receive the certificate in the post to get your IVC number phone them later on in the day or 9am the next morning and ask them for the proxy vote paperwork. Be persistent and make sure it is done properly
3) find someone who is going to the court, and you can trust and ask them to vote on your behalf.
4) You will have to send to the proxy an original letter giving them the right to vote on your behalf. Send Royal Mail Special Delivery or First class Signed for. They will have to take it to the court to prove they have the right to vote on your behalf.
You now act and count as one vote in the court proceedings.
Perhaps you should contact ShareSoc to find out if there is a trustworthy person who can vote on your behalf. Remember your individual vote counts, if you have a share certificate.
Time is of the essence so act now
to get you vote to count in court you need to do is as follows,
1) Ask your broker or whoever holds your shares in their nominee account to take ONEshare out of your account and issue you with a share certificate. You will need your IVC number to arrange for a proxy vote that can be used in court. (I think IVC means Individual Investor Code for the share)
2) the Registrar for the company is Link Asset Services https://www.linkassetservices.com/shareholders-and-investors/shareholder-services-uk Contact them and ask them for the proxy vote paperwork. It should take less than 24 hours for them to have your IVC number if they don’t just call them again until they do. Do not wait to receive the certificate in the post to get your IVC number phone them later on in the day or 9am the next morning and ask them for the proxy vote paperwork. Be persistent and make sure it is done properly
3) find someone who is going to the court, and you can trust and ask them to vote on your behalf.
4) You will have to send to the proxy an original letter giving them the right to vote on your behalf. Send Royal Mail Special Delivery or First class Signed for. They will have to take it to the court to prove they have the right to vote on your behalf.
You now act and count as one vote in the court proceedings.
Perhaps you should contact ShareSoc to find out if there is a trustworthy person who can vote on your behalf. Remember your individual vote counts, if you have a share certificate.
Time is of the essence so act now
It's a Big NO from me and all my family
https://youtu.be/hamKl-su8PE
I agree. The NO contingent seems to be gathering strength.
I will vote no whatever. But where are you RIO and BHP B, when we need you?
You would gain a lot more than just a financial return.