At 18:43 22/03/2011 +0000, you wrote:
This is more or less my opinion, but some people apparently argue that a
proxy is a "pseudo-presence".
One of the arguments used by those in favour of counting proxies as part
of the quorum is that some companies use this in their members and
shareholders meetings. Others counter this by saying "but not in their
board meetings",
For ""quorum" to have any other meaning that the number of those present it
must and be sefined in articles of assoc' or constitution. Without such tou
look round and count. No vote is taken to establish a visible state of affairs.
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