Which of the following are true about shareholder resolutions and proxy votes? Select all that are true.

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Any shareholder of the company can propose a shareholder resolution regardless of how much stock they own or how long they've owned it.

A proxy statement provides information to shareholders about decisions that will be brought up at the stockholder meeting.

If a company does not think that a shareholder resolution should be included in the stockholder meeting, they can file a challenge, which is adjudicated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

All shareholders that wish to vote on shareholder resolutions MUST be physically present at the stockholder meeting in order to vote on it.