alleryStart learning →At the general meeting, the auditor has a right to be heard on which business?
AAny part concerning him
BOnly the dividend item
COnly director elections
DNo business at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Any part concerning him
The right to be heard extends to any part of the business that concerns him as the auditor.
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