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Unequal Voting

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Unequal Voting
These provisions limit the voting rights of some shareholders and expand those of others. Under time-phased voting, shareholders who have held the stock for a given period of time are given more votes per share than recent purchases. Another variety is the substantial shareholder provision, which limits the voting power of shareholders who have exceeded a certain threshold of ownership.


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Of the 50 controlled companies in Canada's S & P/TSX Composite Index, 26 of them have some form of unequal voting structure.
Unequal voting rights/dual class of shares: Provisions that limit the voting rights of some shareholders and expand those of others.
19) So conceived, the problem of malapportionment is that individual voters are treated unequally by being accorded unequal voting influence.
 
 
 
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