Celtic have proposed changes to the rules governing how directors are selected to face re-election at future annual general meetings. The changes appear in the club’s proposed new Articles of Association, which set out the rules under which Celtic plc…

Celtic plc has proposed new Articles of Association that would alter director re-election rules if approved by shareholders. Currently, one-third of directors retire by rotation at each AGM, but the proposed wording would give the board greater flexibility to determine how many and which directors retire, based on principles of good corporate governance.
Additional proposed updates include removing the cap of ten directors and deleting existing borrowing-limit provisions. The club also proposes formalizing AIM related-party transaction rules, switching general meeting voting from a show of hands to a poll, and allowing hybrid or electronic shareholder meetings.
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