What must a notice for a special resolution specify?

• A. The date and time of the next general meeting.
• B. The auditor's endorsement.
• C. The director's consent.
• D. Intention to pass the resolution.

Answer: (D)

For a special resolution, the notice must clearly state the intention to pass the resolution. This signals to members that a fundamental change will be proposed and requires a special voting outcome, so everyone knows the proposal will be put to a vote as a special resolution. The notice should also convey what is being proposed (often the text or the effect of the resolution), so members understand exactly what they are voting on. Other items, like the date and time of the next general meeting or endorsements and consent from others, are not the specific requirement for a notice of a special resolution.