alleryStart learning →How many clear days' notice is normally required for a general meeting?
ASeven days
BFourteen days
CTwenty-one days
DThirty days
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Twenty-one days
Section 101(1) requires not less than twenty-one clear days of notice.
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