①If directors or shareholders submit a proposal with respect to a matter which is the purpose of the shareholders meeting, if all shareholders (limited to those who may vote with respect to relevant matter) manifest their intention to agree to relevant proposal in writing or in an electronic or magnetic record, it is deemed that the resolution to approve relevant proposal has been passed at the shareholders meeting.

②The stock company must keep the document or electronic or magnetic record referred to in the preceding paragraph at its head office for a period of ten years from the day when the resolution at the shareholders meeting is deemed to have been passed pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

③The shareholders and creditors may submit the following requests at any time during the business hours of the stock company:

④If it is necessary for the purpose of exercising the rights of a member of the parent company of a stock company, the relevant member of the parent company may, with the permission of the court, make the requests set forth in each item of the preceding paragraph with respect to the document or electronic or magnetic record referred to in paragraph (2).

⑤If it is deemed that the resolutions to approve proposals on all matters that are the purpose of the annual shareholders meeting have been passed at the shareholders meeting pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), relevant annual shareholders meeting is deemed concluded at that time.