Voting by Electronic or Magnetic Means Article 76 The exercise of voting rights by electronic or magnetic means is effected by using electronic or magnetic means to provide the incorporators with the information that is required to be entered in the Voting Form no later than the time prescribed by Ministry of Justice Order, with the approval of the incorporators and pursuant to the provisions of Cabinet Order.
In cases where the Shareholders at Incorporation are persons who have given consent under Article 68, paragraph (3), the incorporators may not refuse to give the approval under the preceding paragraph without justifiable reasons.
The number of the votes exercised by electronic or magnetic means pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) is included in the number of the votes of the Shareholders at Incorporation who are present at the meeting.
The incorporators must keep any electronic or magnetic record in which the information with which they have been provided pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) is recorded at a place designated by the incorporators for the period of three months from the day of the Organizational Meeting.
The Shareholders at Incorporation may, at any time during the hours designated by the incorporators, request to inspect or copy anything that is used in a manner prescribed by Ministry of Justice Order to display the data recorded in the electronic or magnetic record referred to in the preceding paragraph.