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•For CNCA (and possibly ONCA after delayed proclamation of rights) non-voting members will be given voting rights in limited circumstances, e.g.,
–Extraordinary sale
–Amalgamation
–Continuance to another jurisdiction
–Change to any rights or conditions attached to those non-voting members or a change in the rights of other classes of members relative to the rights of the non-voting members
•Thus a class of members could reject a change  - effectively resulting in a class veto (limited opt-out available)
•Corporations wanting maximum flexibility will generally opt to have only one class of members
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