Section 195: A right without a remedy?


FOR many company directors, company secretaries and even shareholders, Section 195 of the Companies Act 2016 is perhaps best known as the provision that allows members to ask questions at annual general meetings.

It is frequently cited by chairpersons when opening the floor for questions and equally relied upon by shareholders to seek clarification on the company’s affairs.

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