I do not support this proposal I still do not support this proposal as the current regulations ensure control of a company's decisions remains in the hands of long term investors who hold an interest in the continued success of said company and see the full price and risk associated with a security as a worthwhile cost in return for having an opportunity to be part of a company's success and to include their views in regards to what is best to promote and protect their investments. I continue to oppose this proposal as not only does the current system allow genuine investors with an interest in the growth and development of a company to to provide a fairly weighted say in certain decision making processes it allows the companies concerned to have a clear picture as to the level of devotion and support committed in relation to the companies causes, beliefs, and proposals from individual investors. Would once again like to state a lack of support for this proposal because, as mentioned previous, keeping such rights limited to holders of the initial issued securities allows companies greater insights into the beliefs and viewpoints of those investors who perceive a non-financial value in their business, increasing the ability and opportunities to identify, respond to, and reward holders of these rights whose opinions align with the companies goals and greater ethos, as such allowing them a greater certainty in acting in a way which is in agreement with those who purchased securities with the intention of supporting these ideals and greater outcomes of a company aside from the opportunity for financial gain. Considering the situation with a more cynical approach allowing outside institutions to secure these rights, possibly at a fraction of the cost compared to traditional investors if accessed through derivatives and other financial instruments, it is possible to end up in a position where representation is disproportionate in terms of previous commitment and support to a business at the expense of depriving the long term investors, who will be the main ones bearing the consequences of any resultant decisions, of their voices in these matters.