Add a new rule, “Shareholder Meetings”

At any time, an Investor who has at least 5 Shares in a Corporation may make a Shareholder Meeting post for that Corporation with the title “CORP - Shareholder Meeting: X”. Here, CORP is the name of the Corporation and X must correspond to the title of a subrule to this rule. The body of the post must specify which Investors (including the Market) have Shares in the Corporation and how many (this is the “Record Date Information”), and must fulfill any other requirements specified in the corresponding rule.

A Shareholder Meeting starts out as pending, and ceases to be pending if it is approved or if 48 hours have passed since it was posted. Each Investor with at least one Share in the Corporation may support a Shareholder Meeting by making a comment to it with a FOR icon accompanied with the number of Shares they have of the Corporation according to the Record Date Information. They may stop supporting it at any time by making a comment with an AGAINST icon to the Shareholder Meeting post. If the number of Shares held by the Investors (and/or the Market) who support a pending Shareholder Meeting exceeds 50 (again, according to the Record Date Information), the Investor who made the post may approve it by making a comment to it to that extent and by carrying out its effect as specified in the corresponding subrule.

Add the following as subrules to that rule:

“Take Off Market”

This Shareholder Meeting may only be called if the Market owns no more than 10 Shares of this Corporation. When this Shareholder Meeting is approved, all shares for this Corporation shall be marked as Frozen in the BN Index. While this is in effect, no Shares of this Corporation may be bought or sold.

“Go Public”

When this Shareholder Meeting is approved, all shares for this Corporation cease to be frozen, and shall no longer be marked as such in the BN Index.