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ItemFact
Origin of 'secretary'Latin 'Secretarius' = secret
DefinitionSection 2(24), Companies Act, 2013
Qualifications prescribedSection 2(45); compulsory since the 1994 amendment
Paid-up capital 5 crore or moreMember of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India
First secretaryAppointed by promoters, named in the Articles
Minutes of meetingsWithin 30 days
Share certificatesWithin 2 months
RemovalLaw of master and servant; board may remove at any time
Winding upSecretary is a preferential creditor
Statutory meeting1 to 6 months after commencement of business; once in a lifetime
First AGMWithin 18 months of registration
Gap between AGMsNot more than 15 months
First board meetingWithin 30 days of incorporation
Audit committeeListed companies and public companies with 10 crore paid-up capital; meets at least 4 times a year
Ordinary resolutionSimple majority
Special resolutionNot less than 75 percent (3 times the votes against)
Special noticeAt least 14 days before the meeting
Open votingVoice; show of hands
Secret votingBallot; postal ballot
QuorumRequisite number of persons present
ProxyNeed not be a member; form 48 hours before the meeting
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