Thank you for this important info.

Although a proxy may be printed online, it needs to be considered from a legal standpoint of filling in the share amount with an appropriate control number to legally identify the full capacity of shares, should it be used as a voting instrument at the AGM. If such a printed document is used to vote at the AGM, the Chair may be able to not accept it as a legal contract.

The interesting info that only Canadians received the proxy material, should readily concern regulators of the U.S. and Germany Exchanges, where as SLI has a listing on both those Exchanges. I understand one European that has received proxy material in the mail, so its interesting that Olympia Trust should say that it was only mailed domestically.

Investors need to write letters to the regulators,( German, U.S., Universal as well as Canadian) showing how yet again, rules have been broken in conjunction with the electoral process and is obstructing the voting process.