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so this is Jim mcritchie and Eric Weinstein of corporate accountability forums and today we're going to talk about uh Universal proxy cards and uh it promises to be uh to allow the kind of ESG involvement that many of us hoped for uh in 2002 when I petitioned the SEC to allow proxy access and uh proxy access kind of got waylaid along the way and uh has really never taken off but uh the use of universal proxy cards uh does more than just allow people to uh vote the way they want without going to the meeting it also I think will provoke more contests and facilitate that a little bit more however uh there is kind of a fly in the ointment and that is a number of companies have started to write advance notice bylaws that could be problematic and so I am trying to head that off I'm filing I think I've filed a dozen proposals in the last few days on advanced notice bylaws asking that those that tilt the playing field at least be put to a shareholder vote so with that we have with us today to...
