Notice of Special Resolution—All Eligible Voting Members of BlueShore Financial Credit Union (Class A Membership Equity Shareholders)
“BE IT RESOLVED, as a special resolution, that the Asset Transfer Agreement between BlueShore Financial Credit Union, as the transferring credit union, and Beem Credit Union, as the acquiring credit union, under section 16 of the Credit Union Incorporation Act (BC) be and is hereby approved, and accordingly:
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Notice of Separate Resolution—Holders of Class C Investment Equity Shares of BlueShore Financial Credit Union
“BE IT RESOLVED, as a separate resolution of the holders of the Class C Investment Equity Shares of BlueShore Financial Credit Union, that the Asset Transfer Agreement between BlueShore Financial Credit Union, as the transferring credit union, and Beem Credit Union, as the acquiring credit union, under section 16 of the Credit Union Incorporation Act (BC) be and is hereby approved, and accordingly:
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The Board of Directors recommends voting YES to a merger with Beem Credit Union.
Please refer to the Supplemental Information Package for more information relating to the voting process and vote timeline, and to the Asset Transfer Agreement that members and shareholders are voting on.
Who Can Vote—Special Resolution
Personal Members (Individuals)
Each individual member (Class A Membership Equity Shareholder) of BlueShore Financial who is 19 years of age or older and is in good standing in accordance with the Rules of BlueShore Financial as of August 31, 2024 is entitled to one vote on the BlueShore Financial Special Resolution for Class A Shareholders.
Non-Personal Members
Non-Personal members include companies, partnerships, societies and unincorporated associations.
Each non-personal member of BlueShore Financial who is in good standing in accordance with the Rules of BlueShore Financial as of August 31, 2024 is entitled to one vote on the BlueShore Financial Special Resolution for Class A Shareholders. The non-personal member’s vote must be cast by an authorized signor who is 19 years of age or older.
Who Can Vote—Separate Resolution
Personal Shareholders (Individuals)
Each individual shareholder of Class C Investment Equity Shares of BlueShore Financial who is 19 years of age or older and who holds at least one Class C Investment Equity Share of BlueShore Financial is entitled to one vote on the BlueShore Financial Separate Resolution for Class C Shareholders.
Non-Personal Shareholders
Each non-personal shareholder of Class C Investment Equity Shares of BlueShore Financial who holds at least one Class C Investment Equity Share of BlueShore Financial is entitled to one vote on the BlueShore Financial Separate Resolution for Class C Shareholders. The non-personal shareholder’s vote must be cast by an authorized signor who is 19 years of age or older.
Joint Shareholders of Class C Shares
If Class C Investment Equity Shares are held jointly, each joint holder is entitled to one vote on the BlueShore Financial Separate Resolution for Class C Shareholders.
Voting is easy—choose the voting method that suits you best.
Voting Methods | Voting Instructions and Deadlines |
ONLINE
Use your smartphone, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
This secure and paperless option makes it easy for you to vote at a time that’s convenient for you. |
Vote online through Lumi (a virtual meeting and voting platform) from 9 AM PDT on November 25 to 5 PM PDT on December 3, 2024. You can submit your electronic Ballot early and edit it up until the voting deadline. Your selection as of the voting deadline will be counted as your vote.
How to vote online:
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MAIL-IN BALLOT
Request a Mail-In Ballot at a BlueShore Financial branch or by contacting the Solution Centre at 1.888.713.6728 prior to November 15, 2024. |
Ballots must be received by KPMG Management Services LP by 5 PM PDT on December 3, 2024. Please take into account 5 business days for mail to be received.
How to vote by Mail-In Ballot (for each voting package):
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General Voting Rules
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Each eligible member is entitled to one vote on the Special Resolution for Class A Shareholders, regardless of the number of Class A Shares held over the required minimum.
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Each Class C Shareholder is entitled to one vote on the Separate Resolution for Class C Shareholders, regardless of the number of Class C Shares held.
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If Class C Shares are held jointly, then each joint shareholder will receive a unique voter code and will be able to vote.
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If a member casts more than one vote on the Special Resolution for Class A Shareholders, all votes cast by that member on the Special Resolution for Class A Shareholders will be invalid.
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If a Class C Shareholder casts more than one vote on the Separate Resolution for Class C Shareholders, all votes cast by the shareholder on the Separate Resolution for Class C Shareholders will be invalid.
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Ballots received after the voting deadline above will be invalid.
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Failure to complete the Ballot pursuant to the voting instructions may render your Ballot invalid.
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Ballots received prior to the opening day of voting will be deemed to have been cast during the official voting period.
If you have any questions, please contact BlueShore Financial Solution Centre at 604.982.8000 or 1.888.713.6728, or visit any BlueShore Financial branch.
Voter Confidentiality
Voter information will be used exclusively by KPMG Management Services LP, the returning officer appointed by BlueShore Financial to administer the vote, and Lumi Canada Inc. Voter information will not be used for any other purpose or distributed to any other parties. The returning officer will not disclose any personal information about any voter without the voter’s prior consent, unless the returning officer has a good faith belief that such disclosure is necessary to comply with legal process or other legal requirements of any court, governmental authority or agency, or to protect or defend rights, interests or property of the returning officer.
Vote Results
Results of the vote will be shared at TogetherOurBest.ca following the tabulation of results.