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Here is what is the regulation ===> Legal basis: art. 10 Decree 17 March 1967

You can add as many questions as you want to order the day of a general meeting, but you're subjected to a strict deadline.

Under the previous regime from 1 January 2005: In the six days of the meeting, one or more owners or council of trade unions, if any, shall notify the person who called the meeting to questions they are requesting inclusion in the agenda. Said person shall notify the members of the general assembly a statement of such matters at least five days before the date of such meeting. (Art. 10 Decree 1967).

The person calling the meeting must ensure that deadlines can be met from 5 to 6 days (which should be the case if the minimum period of 15 days between notification of the calling and holding of the meeting is fulfilled - cf. sanctions failure to comply with these provisions).

From 1 January 2005, you can request an addition to any time of the year prior to the meeting, and the trustee will be required to take into account (article 10 as amended). Although the new text does not specify what he means by "notification", it seems that it is no longer necessary to use registered mail. Use this shipping method for potentially contentious cases.

Your question must comply with the provisions of art. 11; your question must also reflect unequivocally the draft resolution to be put to the vote (avoid generic formulas such as "work in the stairwell" be specific).

Send the person who convened the meeting questions recommended by AR. If the person who convened the meeting is not the trustee, the latter to send a copy of your questions recommended in AR.

times art. 10 are mandatory. Inquiries sent too early or too late is not valid. This DOES NOT if it is zero. The trustee, or person calling the meeting, may well take the questions you want to include in the agenda. But whoever may wish to rely on the invalidity of these issues, and decisions on which they have given rise (within two months of notification of the minutes of meeting, that date passed, the resolutions are final).

Therefore it is possible to make additions, but those will be made outside the statutory period will suffer from instability during certain times Appeals.