Where a director who is a shareholder is accused of a conflict of interest, that director may vote with his or her shares on a motion regarding that conflict at a shareholders' meeting.

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As a shareholder, a director retains their rights to vote on matters at shareholders' meetings, including motions related to their own conflict of interest, unless restricted by the company's bylaws or applicable law.

Where a Director Who Is a Shareholder Is Accused of a Conflict