Shareholder proposals regarding executive compensation are disallowed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Shareholder proposals regarding executive compensation are not disallowed by the SEC, but they are subject to certain rules and regulations. Shareholders can submit proposals for an advisory vote on executive pay, but the vote is not binding on the company. Additionally, proposals that seek to micromanage the details of executive compensation may be excluded by the SEC as "ordinary business" matters.

Shareholder Proposals Regarding Executive Compensation Are Disallowed by the Securities