Article 66.3 Public and non-public societies

1. The public is a joint stock company whose shares and securities converted to its shares are publicly placed (through public subscriptions) or made publicly available on terms, terms and conditions. Rules on public societies also apply to joint stock companies whose statutes and trade names indicate that the society is a pub 2. A limited liability society and a joint stock company which does not meet the criteria specified in paragraph 1 of this article shall be recognized as non-public. 3. The following provisions may be included in the statute of society of a non-public society adopted unanimously: (1) to refer to a collegiate body of public administration (para. 4 of the Statute). (i.e. 65.3) or a collegiate executive body of the society on matters which have been assigned by law to the general assembly of participants in the economic society, except: in the economic society ' s charter, the approval of the new constitution; the reorganization or liquidation of the economic society; and the quantification of the collegiate governing body as a whole. (art. 65.3, para. 4) and the collegiate executive body (if its formation falls within the competence of the general assembly of the participants in the economic society), the election of their members and the early the amount, nominal value, category (type) of shares pledged and rights granted by those shares; the increase in the statutory capital of a limited society by a disproportionate proportion of its members or by the acceptance of a third person as a member of such a society; approval of a non-constituent internal regulation (art. 52, para. 5) of the economic society; (2) on the establishment of the functions of the collegiate executive body of the society as the collegiate organ of public administration (art. 65.3, para. 4), in whole or in part, or in favour of not establishing a collegiate executive body if its functions are performed by a designated collegiate governing body; 3) the sole executive body of society as a collegiate executive body of society; (4) the absence of an audit commission in the society or its establishment only in cases prior to (5) on the procedure different from those established by laws and other legal acts for deciding whether to hold a general meeting or to vote in absentia of society, of the procedure for the preparation and holding of a meeting of the general assembly or of the vote in absentia of the members of the community, and of the decision-making of the general assembly, provided that such changes have been made I do not deprive members of society of the right to participate in or to be informed of a meeting of the general assembly of the community or of a vote in absentia; (6) of requirements other than those established by law; and Other legal acts requiring the number, form and conduct of meetings of a collegiate public administration (art. 65.3, para. 4) or of a collegiate performer (7) on the procedure for exercising the priority right to purchase a share or part of the statutory capital of a limited liability society or a priority right to acquire :: Shareholdings or securities converted into shares, as well as the maximum share of participation of one member of the limited liability society in the statutory cape (8) on the assignment to the general assembly of shareholders of matters not related to it under this Code or the law on joint stock companies; (9) on other provisions in the Act on joint stock companies; (9) on the competence of the general assembly of shareholders of matters not relating to it under this Code or the law on joint stock companies; (9) on the competence of the general assembly of shareholders of matters outside the jurisdiction of the general assembly of shareholders; (9) on the competence of the general assembly of shareholders of matters outside the competence of the general assembly of shareholders in accordance with the provisions of this Code or of the law on joint stock companies; (9) on other provisions in accordance with the provisions of the law on joint stock companies; (9) on the competence of the general assembly of shareholders of matters not relating to it under this Code; (9) on the competence of the general assembly of shareholders in accordance with the law on joint companies; (9) on the competence of the general assembly of shareholders in accordance with the provisions of this Code; 4. In cases where the provisions of paragraph 3 of this article do not fall within the scope of the regulations to be applied in accordance with the provisions of the regulations on economic associations. They may be provided for in a corporate contract to which all parties are parties. That’s the kind of society.