JP> No, but it's the basic system all US corporations use with their 
 JP> shareholders. Which, come to think of it, may not be the best 
 JP> recomendation in the world . . . 
 
 NP> I know they allow proxy, as in fact probably does the NRA bylaws, but 
 NP> don't think many work exclusively or predominantly by proxy. 
 
   Actually most large corporations do. The majority of the shares 
outstanding must be represented at the annual meeting. As most shareholders 
do not make it, they give their proxy to those that are attending, usually 
company management. 
 
 
 
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