Section 226: Inspection of company records by shareholders
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226. Inspection of company records by shareholders
(1) A company shall, in addition to the records available for public inspection, keep the records specified in subsection (2) and make them available for inspection, in the manner specified in section 227, by a shareholder
of the company, or by a person authorised in writing by a shareholder for the
purpose, who serves on the company written notice of intention to inspect
the records.
(2) The records to be made available for inspection under subsection (1)
shall be—
(a) minutes of all meetings and resolutions of shareholders;
(b) copies of written communications to all shareholders or to all
holders of a class of shares during the preceding 7 years, including annual reports, financial statements, and group financial
statements;
(c) certificates given by directors under this Act; and
(d) the interests register of the company, where it has one.
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- Can a shareholder inspect the company's meeting minutes and interests register?