A 'general meeting' is where decisions are made by:

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A general meeting is where shareholders of a company gather to make important decisions such as electing directors, approving annual reports and dividend payments, and making changes to the company's constitution. Directors and creditors may also attend but it is the shareholders who hold the majority of the decision-making power at a general meeting. Option D is incorrect as employees and members of the public are not typically considered stakeholders in a company's decision making.

A 'General Meeting' Is Where Decisions Are Made By