A company with board of directors may provide in the articles of incorporation to the effect that, if directors submit a proposal with respect to a matter which is the purpose of the resolution at a board of directors meeting, if all directors (limited to those who are entitled to participate in votes with respect to these matter) manifest their intention to agree to the proposal in writing or in an electronic or magnetic record (except for the case, at a company with company auditor, where a company auditor states objections to that proposal), it is deemed that the resolution to approve that proposal has been passed at the board of directors meeting.