If management desires to solicit proxies from shareholders,it must:
A) file the proposed proxy, proxy statement and other solicitation material with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and obtain SEC approval at the same time that the materials are sent to shareholders.
B) file the proposed proxy, proxy statement and other solicitation material with the Securities and Exchange Commission at least thirty days in advance of the time that the materials are sent to shareholders.
C) file the proposed proxy, proxy statement, and other solicitation material with the Securities and Exchange Commission at least ten days in advance of the time that the materials are sent to shareholders.
D) file the proposed proxy, proxy statement, and other solicitation material with the Securities and Exchange Commission at least ten days in advance of the time materials are sent to shareholders, but only if financial statements will be distributed.
E) not file anything with the Securities and Exchange Commission, unless the SEC receives complaints about the materials that are distributed.
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