CGOV.2:1 - Problem frame

Use this pattern when a proposed vote, financing, appointment or change of ownership depends on who can receive returns, cast votes, give consent or influence the outcome. It helps a governance practitioner explain those relations for a particular corporation and matter.

Begin with the relevant holders and the rights attached to their interests. A current, sufficient ownership account can be used directly. The first useful result is an answer such as “the founder receives 40% of this distribution but has 400 of the 460 votes on this resolution; this borrowing also requires a separate class consent.”