At a shareholder meeting, there must be:

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A quorum is the minimum number of shareholders that must be present to conduct official business at a shareholder meeting. The exact number for a quorum is usually determined by the company's bylaws, but it is typically a majority of the outstanding shares. Therefore, the presence of a quorum is a requirement for a valid shareholder meeting. The other choices listed are not necessary requirements for a shareholder meeting.

At a Shareholder Meeting, There Must Be