When shareholders in a public company disagree with the action of the board of directors, despite anything in the constitution, they can:

Select one:

a. Sue the directors for breaching the fiduciary duties which the directors owe to the shareholders.

b. Alter the constitution with an ordinary resolution;

c. Call a director's meeting to vote the directors out of office;

d. Vote the directors out of office;

e. Pass a resolution overriding what the directors have done;